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1
Krittika
→ Rohini (06:03 AM)
Panchami
Karthigai
14
2
Mrigashira
Saptami
15
3
Ardra
Ashtami
16
4
Punarvasu
Navami
Navami
17
5
Pushya
→ Ashlesha (11:10 PM)
Dashami
18
6
Ashlesha
→ Magha (10:18 PM)
Ekadashi
Ekadashi
19
7
Magha
→ P.Phalguni (09:41 PM)
Dwadashi
Magha Shraddha
20
8
P.Phalguni
→ U.Phalguni (09:21 PM)
Trayodashi
Pradosham
21
9
U.Phalguni
→ Hasta (09:20 PM)
Chaturdashi
Shivaratri
22
10
Hasta
→ Chitra (09:43 PM)
Amavasya
Mahalaya Amavasya
23
11
Chitra
→ Swati (10:33 PM)
Prathama
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Navratri Day 1
24
12
Swati
→ Vishakha (11:53 PM)
Dvitiya
Subha Muhurtham
Navratri Day 2
25
13
Vishakha
Tritiya
Navratri Day 3
26
14
Anuradha
Chaturthi
Navratri Day 4
27
15
Jyeshtha
Panchami
Navratri Day 5
28
16
Jyeshtha
→ Mula (06:48 AM)
Shashti
Sashti
Navratri Day 6
29
17
Mula
→ P.Ashadha (09:48 AM)
Saptami
Navratri Day 7
30
18
P.Ashadha
→ U.Ashadha (12:50 PM)
Ashtami
Navratri Day 8
Aippasi1
19
U.Ashadha
→ Shravana (03:39 PM)
Navami
Navami
Navratri Day 9
2
20
Shravana
→ Dhanishta (06:03 PM)
Navami
Navami
Saraswati Puja
Ayudha Puja
Vijayadashami
3
21
Dhanishta
→ Shatabhisha (07:49 PM)
Dashami
Vidyarambham
4
22
Shatabhisha
→ P.Bhadra (08:50 PM)
Ekadashi
Ekadashi
Papankusha Ekadashi
5
23
P.Bhadra
→ U.Bhadra (09:04 PM)
Dwadashi
Pradosham
6
24
U.Bhadra
→ Revati (08:33 PM)
Trayodashi
7
25
Revati
→ Ashwini (07:23 PM)
Pournami
8
26
Ashwini
→ Bharani (05:42 PM)
Prathama
9
27
Bharani
→ Krittika (03:40 PM)
Dvitiya
10
28
Krittika
→ Rohini (01:27 PM)
Tritiya
Karthigai
11
29
Rohini
→ Mrigashira (11:12 AM)
Chaturthi
Sangada Chaturthi
12
30
Mrigashira
→ Ardra (09:05 AM)
Panchami
13
31
Ardra
→ Punarvasu (07:13 AM)
Shashti
Sashti
14
Amavasai
Pournami
Ashtami
Pradosham
Shivaratri
Sashti
Ekadashi
Sangada Chaturthi
Navami
Karthigai
Subha Muhurtham
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