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Sunday, 14 November 1993

Kartika · Krishna paksha · Vikram Samvat 2050 Calculated

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Sunrise 5:44 amDaySunset 7:35 pm
  • Partial solar eclipseVisible here, 06:49 to 07:57 (peak 07:22). Sutak from 18:49: by tradition no cooking or eating until it ends, except for children, the elderly and the unwell.
  • Govardhan PujaKrishna lifting Govardhan hill is remembered with Annakut.
  • Kartika AmavasyaThe new moon, for remembering ancestors.
Tithi at sunriseKrishna AmavasyaFrom 13 Nov, 11:51 to 14 Nov, 08:34, then Pratipada
NakshatraVishakha13 Nov, 20:04 → 14 Nov, 17:37
Moon0% illuminatedMoon–Sun elongation 358.4°
Sunrise05:44Sunset19:35Moonrise05:39Moonset20:02

Across the day

Sunrise 05:44 → next sunrise 05:43

At 05:43An ordinary hour
TithiPratipada
NakshatraAnuradha

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Five limbs · पञ्च अङ्ग

The five limbs of the day

१VaraRavivara (Sunday)
२TithiKrishna Amavasya→ 08:34
३NakshatraVishakha→ 17:37
४YogaShobhana→ 01:34, 15 Nov
५KaranaNaga→ 08:34
Yamaganda12:39–14:23Gulika kaal16:07–17:51Month (amanta)Ashwin

November 1993

Ashwin · Vikram Samvat 2050 · Sydney
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1Krishna Tritiya from 03:39Tritiya2Krishna Chaturthi from 05:10Chaturthi3Krishna Chaturthi (continues)ChaturthiKarwa ChauthSankashti Chaturthi4Krishna Panchami from 06:14Panchami5Krishna Shashthi from 06:47Shashthi6Krishna Saptami from 06:46Saptami7Krishna Ashtami from 06:08Ashtami8Krishna Dashami from 03:02Dashami9Krishna Ekadashi from 00:38Ekadashi10Krishna Dwadashi from 21:47DwadashiRama Ekadashi11Krishna Trayodashi from 18:37TrayodashiDhanterasPradosh Vrat12Krishna Chaturdashi from 15:15ChaturdashiMasik Shivaratri13Krishna Amavasya from 11:51AmavasyaDiwali · Lakshmi Puja14Shukla Pratipada from 08:34PratipadaPartial solar eclipseGovardhan PujaKartika Amavasya+115Shukla Tritiya from 02:58TritiyaBhai Dooj16Shukla Chaturthi from 00:57ChaturthiVrishchika Sankranti17Shukla Panchami from 23:38Panchami18Shukla Shashthi from 23:04Shashthi19Shukla Saptami from 23:18SaptamiChhath Puja20Shukla Ashtami from 00:17Ashtami21Shukla Navami from 01:57Navami22Shukla Dashami from 04:07Dashami23Shukla Dashami (continues)Dashami24Shukla Ekadashi from 06:37Ekadashi25Shukla Dwadashi from 09:13DwadashiDevutthana Ekadashi26Shukla Trayodashi from 11:45TrayodashiPradosh Vrat27Shukla Chaturdashi from 14:02Chaturdashi28Shukla Purnima from 15:59Purnima29Krishna Pratipada from 17:30PratipadaTotal lunar eclipseKartika Purnima · Dev DiwaliGuru Nanak Jayanti+230Krishna Dwitiya from 18:35Dwitiya
TodayEach day shows the tithi that begins on it (sunrise to the next sunrise), with its start time. Open a day for its full panchang.

Festivals, vrats and holidays in November 1993

  1. Karwa ChauthHindu festivals
    Married women fast from sunrise until they sight the moon.Tithi begins 2 Nov · Krishna Chaturthi: 3 Nov, 05:10 GMT+11 → 4 Nov, 06:14 GMT+11
  2. Sankashti ChaturthiVrats
    A fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.Tithi begins 2 Nov · Krishna Chaturthi: 3 Nov, 05:10 GMT+11 → 4 Nov, 06:14 GMT+11
  3. Rama EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 9 Nov · Krishna Ekadashi: 10 Nov, 00:38 GMT+11 → 10 Nov, 21:47 GMT+11
  4. DhanterasHindu festivals
    The first day of Diwali, for Lakshmi, Kubera and Dhanvantari.Krishna Trayodashi: 11 Nov, 18:37 GMT+11 → 12 Nov, 15:15 GMT+11
  5. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Krishna Trayodashi: 11 Nov, 18:37 GMT+11 → 12 Nov, 15:15 GMT+11
  6. Masik ShivaratriVrats
    The monthly night of Shiva.Krishna Chaturdashi: 12 Nov, 15:15 GMT+11 → 13 Nov, 11:51 GMT+11
  7. Diwali · Lakshmi PujaHindu festivals
    The festival of lights; Lakshmi is worshipped at dusk.Amavasya: 13 Nov, 11:51 GMT+11 → 14 Nov, 08:34 GMT+11
  8. Partial solar eclipseEclipses
    Visible here, 06:49 to 07:57 (peak 07:22). Sutak from 18:49: by tradition no cooking or eating until it ends, except for children, the elderly and the unwell.Eclipse 14 Nov, 06:49 GMT+11 → 14 Nov, 07:57 GMT+11 · sutak from 13 Nov, 18:49 GMT+11
  9. Govardhan PujaHindu festivals
    Krishna lifting Govardhan hill is remembered with Annakut.Shukla Pratipada: 14 Nov, 08:34 GMT+11 → 15 Nov, 05:33 GMT+11
  10. Kartika AmavasyaVrats
    The new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 13 Nov · Amavasya: 13 Nov, 11:51 GMT+11 → 14 Nov, 08:34 GMT+11
  11. Bhai DoojHindu festivals
    Sisters pray for their brothers’ long life.Tithi begins 14 Nov · Shukla Dwitiya: 15 Nov, 05:33 GMT+11 → 16 Nov, 02:58 GMT+11
  12. Vrishchika SankrantiVrats
    The Sun enters Vrishchika.Sun enters 16 Nov, 14:05 GMT+11
  13. Chhath PujaRegional
    Offerings to the setting and rising Sun, from Bihar and Purvanchal.Tithi begins 18 Nov · Shukla Shashthi: 18 Nov, 23:04 GMT+11 → 19 Nov, 23:18 GMT+11
  14. Devutthana EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 24 Nov · Shukla Ekadashi: 24 Nov, 06:37 GMT+11 → 25 Nov, 09:13 GMT+11
  15. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Shukla Trayodashi: 26 Nov, 11:45 GMT+11 → 27 Nov, 14:02 GMT+11
  16. Total lunar eclipseEclipses
    Not visible here, so no sutak applies.Not visible here
  17. Kartika Purnima · Dev DiwaliHindu festivals
    Holy baths and lamps on the river ghats.Tithi begins 28 Nov · Purnima: 28 Nov, 15:59 GMT+11 → 29 Nov, 17:30 GMT+11
  18. Guru Nanak JayantiOther faiths
    The birth of Guru Nanak Dev, the first Sikh Guru.Tithi begins 28 Nov · Purnima: 28 Nov, 15:59 GMT+11 → 29 Nov, 17:30 GMT+11
  19. Kartika PurnimaVrats
    The full moon, for fasting, charity and Satyanarayan Katha.Tithi begins 28 Nov · Purnima: 28 Nov, 15:59 GMT+11 → 29 Nov, 17:30 GMT+11

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