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Festivals, vrats and holidays

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August 1981

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1Shukla Tritiya from 20:31TritiyaEid al-Fitr2Shukla Chaturthi from 20:15ChaturthiHariyali Teej3Shukla Panchami from 20:37Panchami4Shukla Shashthi from 21:38ShashthiNag Panchami5Shukla Saptami from 23:14Saptami6Shukla Ashtami from 01:17Ashtami7Shukla Navami from 03:36Navami8Shukla Dashami from 05:58Dashami9Shukla Dashami (continues)Dashami10Shukla Ekadashi from 08:09Ekadashi11Shukla Dwadashi from 09:58DwadashiShravana Putrada Ekadashi12Shukla Trayodashi from 11:17TrayodashiPradosh Vrat13Shukla Chaturdashi from 12:00Chaturdashi14Shukla Purnima from 12:06Purnima15Krishna Pratipada from 11:36PratipadaIndependence DayRaksha BandhanShravana Purnima+116Krishna Dwitiya from 10:35DwitiyaSimha Sankranti17Krishna Tritiya from 09:07Tritiya18Krishna Chaturthi from 07:18ChaturthiSankashti Chaturthi19Krishna Shashthi from 03:00Shashthi20Krishna Saptami from 00:42Saptami21Krishna Ashtami from 22:23AshtamiKrishna Janmashtami22Krishna Navami from 20:08Navami23Krishna Dashami from 17:59Dashami24Krishna Ekadashi from 15:59Ekadashi25Krishna Dwadashi from 14:09DwadashiAja Ekadashi26Krishna Trayodashi from 12:34TrayodashiPradosh Vrat27Krishna Chaturdashi from 11:15ChaturdashiMasik Shivaratri28Krishna Amavasya from 10:17Amavasya29Shukla Pratipada from 09:43PratipadaBhadrapada Amavasya30Shukla Dwitiya from 09:37Dwitiya31Shukla Tritiya from 10:02Tritiya
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Festivals, vrats and holidays in August 1981

  1. Eid al-FitrOther faithsExpected
    The end of the Ramadan fast.Expected date; it can move by a day with the moon sighting.
  2. Hariyali TeejHindu festivals
    A monsoon festival of swings and green, kept by married women for their husbands.Tithi begins 1 Aug · Shukla Tritiya: 1 Aug, 20:31 GMT-5 → 2 Aug, 20:15 GMT-5
  3. Nag PanchamiHindu festivals
    Serpent deities are worshipped with milk and prayers.Tithi begins 3 Aug · Shukla Panchami: 3 Aug, 20:37 GMT-5 → 4 Aug, 21:38 GMT-5
  4. Shravana Putrada EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 10 Aug · Shukla Ekadashi: 10 Aug, 08:09 GMT-5 → 11 Aug, 09:58 GMT-5
  5. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Shukla Trayodashi: 12 Aug, 11:17 GMT-5 → 13 Aug, 12:00 GMT-5
  6. Independence DayNational
    India’s independence in 1947.
  7. Raksha BandhanHindu festivals
    Sisters tie a rakhi on their brothers’ wrists for protection and love.Tithi begins 14 Aug · Purnima: 14 Aug, 12:06 GMT-5 → 15 Aug, 11:36 GMT-5
  8. Shravana PurnimaVrats
    The full moon, for fasting, charity and Satyanarayan Katha.Tithi begins 14 Aug · Purnima: 14 Aug, 12:06 GMT-5 → 15 Aug, 11:36 GMT-5
  9. Simha SankrantiVrats
    The Sun enters Simha.Sun enters 16 Aug, 08:56 GMT-5
  10. Sankashti ChaturthiVrats
    A fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.Krishna Chaturthi: 18 Aug, 07:18 GMT-5 → 19 Aug, 05:14 GMT-5
  11. Krishna JanmashtamiHindu festivals
    The birth of Lord Krishna at midnight.Krishna Ashtami: 21 Aug, 22:23 GMT-5 → 22 Aug, 20:08 GMT-5
  12. Aja EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 24 Aug · Krishna Ekadashi: 24 Aug, 15:59 GMT-5 → 25 Aug, 14:09 GMT-5
  13. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Krishna Trayodashi: 26 Aug, 12:34 GMT-5 → 27 Aug, 11:15 GMT-5
  14. Masik ShivaratriVrats
    The monthly night of Shiva.Krishna Chaturdashi: 27 Aug, 11:15 GMT-5 → 28 Aug, 10:17 GMT-5
  15. Bhadrapada AmavasyaVrats
    The new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 28 Aug · Amavasya: 28 Aug, 10:17 GMT-5 → 29 Aug, 09:44 GMT-5