Today amavasya timings in telugu

Notes: All timings are represented in hour notation in local time of Vijayawada, India with DST adjustment if applicable.

Telugu calendar March, is given below. Telugu month Phalgunam starts on March To get exact timing of these for your location, go to Telugu Panchangam March, Telugu calendar is the traditional lunisolar calendar popular in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Telugu calendar year starts with Chaitram month 3 chaitraadi and follows the amanta system where months are calculated from amavasya new moon to amavasya. Salivahana Saka Era is used for identifying the year number. It is different from Hindu lunar calendar as Hindu calendar follows purnimanta system months reckoned from purnima full moon to purnima.

Today amavasya timings in telugu

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Amavasya means New Moon Day. Putting all together, we get the word Amavasya , which roughly translates to "No Moon Day" or No Moon dwelling in the sky. In Indian culture, especially among Hindus the day and night of Amavasya holds great significance. Many festivals and vrats or fastings are associated with the Amavasya tithi. One of the most popular and brightest festival of India - Diwali , falls on the amavasya of Indian calendar month of Karthik. The day of amavasya is held in reverence by many and is believed to be the most auspicious day to offer shraddh and pay homage to one's ancestors, especially dead parents. Of all the amavasya days, an amavasya falling on Monday somvara is considered most auspicious. Know as Somvati Amavasya , fasting and observing vrat Somvati Amavasya Vrat on this day is considered most meritorious. Taking holy dip in waters of the sacred rivers like the Ganga, Yamuna, Krishna or Kaveri. On the day of Somvati Amavasya, s of devotees throng religious places like Haridwar, Varanasi etc.

Today amavasya timings in telugu

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One of the most popular and brightest festival of India - Diwali , falls on the amavasya of Indian calendar month of Karthik. World Aids Day. Friday, June Bhanu Saptami. Many festivals and vrats or fastings are associated with the Amavasya tithi. Friday, August Monday, September Krishna Amavasya Magha, Krishna Amavasya. Today's ePaper. Wednesday, April Republic Day. Calendar View List View. Some festivals and occasions are also associated with Amavasya, the most important one being Diwali. T Goto Today.

Planetary Movements. Kundali Report. Of the 30 lunar phases or tithis that make up a lunar month in the Hindu calendar, Amavasya is the one when no moon is visible in the sky.

But the Indian landscape lights up with diyas, lights and vibrant celebrations to ward off evil spirits and negative energies. Sunday, July 7. Drik Panchang and the Panditji Logo are registered trademarks of drikpanchang. Wednesday, April Vat Savitri Pournima. Amavasya January Paush Amavasya. One should pray and make offerings to seek their blessings, and also worship Lord Vishnu for fulfilment of desires. People also take holy dip in sacred Ganga river on the Amavasya day. Friday, June It is significant day as many rituals are performed only on Amavasya Tithi.