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January 2071
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1Shukla Pratipada from 23:14Pratipada2Shukla Dwitiya from 01:41Dwitiya3Shukla Tritiya from 03:59Tritiya4Shukla Tritiya (continues)Tritiya5Shukla Chaturthi from 06:04Chaturthi6Shukla Panchami from 07:51Panchami7Shukla Shashthi from 09:13Shashthi8Shukla Saptami from 10:04Saptami9Shukla Ashtami from 10:17Ashtami10Shukla Navami from 09:47Navami11Shukla Dashami from 08:32Dashami12Shukla Ekadashi from 06:34Ekadashi13Shukla Trayodashi from 00:45Trayodashi14Shukla Chaturdashi from 21:11Chaturdashi15Shukla Purnima from 17:24Purnima+116Krishna Pratipada from 13:35Pratipada17Krishna Dwitiya from 09:56Dwitiya18Krishna Tritiya from 06:38Tritiya19Krishna Panchami from 01:50Panchami20Krishna Shashthi from 00:36Shashthi21Krishna Saptami from 00:14Saptami22Krishna Ashtami from 00:43Ashtami23Krishna Navami from 01:59Navami24Krishna Dashami from 03:52Dashami25Krishna Dashami (continues)Dashami26Krishna Ekadashi from 06:12Ekadashi27Krishna Dwadashi from 08:46Dwadashi28Krishna Trayodashi from 11:22Trayodashi29Krishna Chaturdashi from 13:53Chaturdashi30Krishna Amavasya from 16:12Amavasya31Shukla Pratipada from 18:15Pratipada
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Festivals, vrats and holidays in January 2071
- Pausha AmavasyaVratsThe new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 31 Dec · Amavasya: 31 Dec, 20:42 GMT+11 → 1 Jan, 23:15 GMT+11
- Guru Gobind Singh JayantiOther faithsThe birth of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru.Tithi begins 8 Jan · Shukla Saptami: 8 Jan, 10:04 GMT+11 → 9 Jan, 10:17 GMT+11
- Eid al-Adha (Bakrid)Other faithsExpectedThe festival of sacrifice.Expected date; it can move by a day with the moon sighting.
- Pausha Putrada EkadashiVratsA fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Shukla Ekadashi: 12 Jan, 06:34 GMT+11 → 13 Jan, 03:56 GMT+11
- LohriRegionalPunjab’s winter bonfire on the eve of Makar Sankranti.Sun enters 15 Jan, 09:37 GMT+11
- Pradosh VratVratsShiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 13 Jan · Shukla Trayodashi: 14 Jan, 00:45 GMT+11 → 14 Jan, 21:11 GMT+11
- Makar SankrantiHindu festivalsThe Sun turns north; kites, til and holy dips.Sun enters 15 Jan, 09:37 GMT+11
- PongalRegionalTamil Nadu’s harvest festival, Thai Pongal.Sun enters 15 Jan, 09:37 GMT+11
- Makara SankrantiVratsThe Sun enters Makara.Sun enters 15 Jan, 09:37 GMT+11
- Pausha PurnimaVratsThe full moon, for fasting, charity and Satyanarayan Katha.Tithi begins 15 Jan · Purnima: 15 Jan, 17:24 GMT+11 → 16 Jan, 13:35 GMT+11
- Sankashti ChaturthiVratsA fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.Tithi begins 18 Jan · Krishna Chaturthi: 19 Jan, 03:54 GMT+11 → 20 Jan, 01:50 GMT+11
- Republic DayNationalThe Constitution of India came into force in 1950.
- Shattila EkadashiVratsA fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 26 Jan · Krishna Ekadashi: 26 Jan, 06:12 GMT+11 → 27 Jan, 08:46 GMT+11
- Pradosh VratVratsShiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Krishna Trayodashi: 28 Jan, 11:22 GMT+11 → 29 Jan, 13:53 GMT+11
- Masik ShivaratriVratsThe monthly night of Shiva.Krishna Chaturdashi: 29 Jan, 13:53 GMT+11 → 30 Jan, 16:12 GMT+11
- Magha AmavasyaVratsThe new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 30 Jan · Amavasya: 30 Jan, 16:12 GMT+11 → 31 Jan, 18:16 GMT+11