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Eclipse |
Following eclipse information is presented
here for religious purpose only. These are for year 2008 only.
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Eclipse Information |
GMT |
INDIA
GMT+5.30 |
PST
GMT-8.0 |
MST
GMT-7.00 |
CST
GMT-6.00 |
EST
GMT-5.00 |
Annular Solar Eclipse Begin:
End: |
Feb 07 01:38
Feb 07 06:12 |
Feb 07 07:08
Feb 07 11:42 |
Feb 06 17:38
Feb 06 22:12 |
Feb 06 18:38
Feb 06 23:12 |
Feb 06 19:38
Feb 07 00:12 |
Feb 06 20:38
Feb 07 01:12 |
Total Lunar Eclipse Begin:
End: |
Feb 21 00:34
Feb 21 06:18 |
Feb 21 06:04
Feb 21 11:48 |
Feb 20 16:34
Feb 20 22:18 |
Feb 20 17:34
Feb 20 23:18 |
Feb 20 18:34
Feb 21 00:18 |
Feb 20 19:34
Feb 21 01:18 |
Total Solar Eclipse Begin:
End: |
Aug-01 08:04
Aug 01 12:39 |
Aug 01 13:34
Aug 01 18:09 |
Aug 01 01:04
Aug 01 05:39 |
Aug 01 02:04
Aug 01 06:39 |
Aug 01 03:04
Aug 01 07:39 |
Aug 01 04:04
Aug 01 08:39 |
Partial Lunar Eclipse Begin:
End: |
Aug 16 18:22
Aug 16 23:58 |
Aug 16 23:52
Aug 17 05:28 |
Aug 16 11:22
Aug 16 16:58 |
Aug 16 12:22
Aug 16 17:58 |
Aug 16 13:22
Aug 16 18:58 |
Aug 16 14:22
Aug 16 19:58 |
Note: The times for USA and Canada's PST, MST, CST,
and EST have been adjusted for day light saving time. GMT is
not adjusted for daylight saving time. Please manually adjust.
For other countries please add and subtract your GMT time zone
difference from GMT column to get your eclipse timing.
Things to do during eclipse: Take bath before and after
eclipse, chant guru mantra or "om namo narayana", or "om namo
shivaya", or hare krishna mahamantra or your mantra you like
to chant. Don't go out during eclipse, stay indoors, donate to
poor and needy people after eclipse. |
Hindu Festivals 2008 |
The festivals needs to be observed based on local information like local sunrise, sunset,
moonrise, moonset, midnight, madhyahna and various thithi and nakshatra observances rules.
Hence festival dates mentioned in indian calendar cannot be used outside of india.
We present here following table for festivals observance in various parts of worlds.
If you are planning to use it on your website or on your printed materials you can use free of charge,
please mention "source:www.mypanchang.com" somewhere in printed materials or on the website.
General purpose muhurtha: As per Dharmasindhu 4 important days do not require any muhurtham (and the entire day is good) and they are:
- Gudi Padawa / Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (Prathama)/ Ugadi.
- Akshya Tritiya.
- Vijaya Dasami.
- Kartika Shukla Pratipada (Prathama).
So, If you are planning wedding, house warming, starting a new venture, bhoomi poojan or anyother thing, please use following table where they fall in your area and get that date. The entire day is good, however, we recommend to avoid Rahukalam, Yamagandam, Durmurtham, and Gulika Kalam timings.
| Hindu Festivals 2008 |
India |
USA / Canada |
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HAWAII |
PST/PDT |
MST/MDT |
CST/CDT |
EST/EDT |
| Lohri |
Jan 14th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
| Bhogi |
Jan 14th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
Jan 13th |
| Pongal |
Jan 15th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
| Makar Samkranti |
Jan 15th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
Jan 14th |
| Putrada Ekadasi (Smartha) |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
| Putrada Ekadasi (Vaishnava) |
Jan 19th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
Jan 18th |
| Thai Poosam |
Jan 23rd |
Jan 22nd |
Jan 22nd |
Jan 22nd |
Jan 22nd |
Jan 22nd |
| Vasant Panchami |
Feb 11th |
Feb 11th |
Feb 11th |
Feb 11th |
Feb 11th |
Feb 11th |
| Ratha Sapathami |
Feb 13th |
Feb 12th |
Feb 13th |
Feb 13th |
Feb 13th |
Feb 13th |
| Bhishma Asthami |
Feb 14th |
Feb 13th |
Feb 13th |
Feb 14th |
Feb 14th |
Feb 14th |
| Bhishma Ekadasi |
Feb 17th |
Feb 16th |
Feb 16th |
Feb 16th |
Feb 16th |
Feb 16th |
| Maha Shivaratri |
Mar 6th |
Mar 5th |
Mar 5th |
Mar 5th |
Mar 5th |
Mar 5th |
| Karadayan Nonbu |
Mar 14th |
Mar 13th |
Mar 13th |
Mar 13th |
March 13th |
Mar 14th |
| Panguni Uttiram |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
| Holi |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
Mar 21st |
| Sarvadhari Naam samvatsar |
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| Read Note about Padawa /Ugadi |
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| Ugadi / Gudi Padwa / NewYear |
Apr 7th |
Apr 6th |
Apr 6th |
Apr 6th |
Apr 6th |
Apr 6th |
| Tamil New Year |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
| Baisakhi |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
| Raamnavami |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 13th |
| Vishu (Malayalam New Year) |
Apr 14th |
Apr 13th |
Apr 14th |
Apr 14th |
Apr 14th |
Apr 14th |
| Hanuman Jayanthi |
Apr 20th |
Apr 19th |
Apr 19th |
Apr 19th |
Apr 19th |
Apr 20th |
| Akshay Tritiya |
May 7th |
May 7th |
May 7th |
May 7th |
May 7th |
May 7th |
| Ramanuja Jayanthi |
May 9th |
May 8th |
May 8th |
May 8th |
May 8th |
May 8th |
| Shankara Jayanthi |
May 9th |
May 9th |
May 9th |
May 9th |
May 9th |
May 9th |
| Narasimha Jayanthi |
May 18th |
May 17th |
May 17th |
May 17th |
May 17th |
May 17th |
| Hanumath Jayanthi (Andhra) |
May 30th |
May 29th |
May 29th |
May 30th |
May 30th |
May 30th |
| Vat Savitri Vratam |
Jun 18th |
Jun 18th |
Jun 18th |
Jun 18th |
Jun 18th |
Jun 18th |
| Guru Poornima |
July 18th |
July 17th |
July 17th |
July 17th |
July 17th |
July 17th |
| Hariyali Teej |
Aug 4th |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
| Andal Jayanthi |
Aug 4th |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
Aug 3rd |
| Varalakshmi Vratham |
Aug 15th |
Aug 15th |
Aug 15th |
Aug 15th |
Aug 15th |
Aug 15th |
| Raksha Bandhan |
Aug 16th |
Aug 16th |
Aug 16th |
Aug 16th |
Aug 16th |
Aug 16th |
| Kajari Teej |
Aug 19th |
Aug 19th |
Aug 19th |
Aug 19th |
Aug 19th |
Aug 19th |
| Krishna Janmasthami |
Aug 24th |
Aug 23rd |
Aug 23rd |
Aug 23rd |
Aug 23rd |
Aug 23rd |
| Haritatalika / Kevada Teej |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 2nd |
| Ganesh Chathurthi |
Sep 3rd |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 2nd |
Sep 3rd |
Sep 3rd |
Sep 3rd |
| Onam |
Sep 12th |
Sep 11th |
Sep 11th |
Sep 11th |
Sep 11th |
Sep 12th |
| Navarathri |
Sep 30th |
Sep 29th |
Sep 29th |
Sep 29th |
Sep 29th |
Sep 29th |
| Durgasthami |
Oct 7th |
Oct 7th |
Oct 7th |
Oct 7th |
Oct 7th |
Oct 7th |
| Dashera |
Oct 9th |
Oct 9th |
Oct 9th |
Oct 9th |
Oct 9th |
Oct 9th |
| Kojagiri / Sharad Purnima |
Oct 14th |
Oct 14th |
Oct 14th |
Oct 14th |
Oct 14th |
Oct 14th |
| Karava Chauth |
Oct 17th |
Oct 17th |
Oct 17th |
Oct 17th |
Oct 17th |
Oct 17th |
| Ahoyi Asthami |
Oct 21st |
Oct 21st |
Oct 21st |
Oct 21st |
Oct 21st |
Oct 21st |
| Narak Chaturdasi |
Oct 27th |
Oct 27th |
Oct 27th |
Oct 27th |
Oct 27th |
Oct 27th |
| Dipawali |
Oct 28th |
Oct 28th |
Oct 28th |
Oct 28th |
Oct 28th |
Oct 28th |
| Vikaram New Year |
Oct 29th |
Oct 29th |
Oct 29th |
Oct 29th |
Oct 29th |
Oct 29th |
| Bhiya Duja |
Oct 30th |
Oct 30th |
Oct 30th |
Oct 30th |
Oct 30th |
Oct 30th |
| Chhath (Bihar) |
Nov 4th |
Nov 3rd |
Nov 3rd |
Nov 3rd |
Nov 3rd |
Nov 3rd |
| Tulasi Vivah / Prabodhanotsav |
Nov 10th |
Nov 9th |
Nov 9th |
Nov 10th |
Nov 10th |
Nov 10th |
Note:
The new year 2008 will see real issues about Ugadi specially in India. Ugadi in 2008 depending on where you live in india could fall on April 6th or April 7th. The reason being that is Prathama ends on 6:09 AM on April 7th. Now as per the rule if prathama doesn't prevail during the sunrise or atleast there is no sparasha then we have to celebrate on previous day. Most of cities in India will have sunrise before 6:09 AM in such cases there is no sparasha(touching), so Ugadi will be celebrated on April 6th but some of them still have sparsha as the sunrise in their town will be past 6:09 AM, so Ugadi will be celebrated on April 7th. This means half of the cities in India (including Andhra Pradesh -- Hyderabad on April 6th, Rajahmundry, Vishakhapattanam, Tirumala on April 7th), will celebrate Ugadi on two different days. However, people living in USA/Canada/Europe/Gulf Countries/Pakistan will celebrate on April 6th. However, Australia, Burma, Singapore, Malays | |
