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Karaḍaiyāṉ Nōmbu 1940
Sun enters Mīna Rāśi
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Columbus, Ohio, America (United States)
Karaḍaiyāṉ Nōmbu · 1940
📍 Columbus, Ohio, America (United States)
Wednesday, March 13, 1940
Sunrise: 06:47:50 AM.
Sunset: 06:35:38 PM.
Sūrya Enters Mīna Rāśi: 01:03:22 PM.
Mañjal Saraḍu Muhūrta: 09:44:47 AM – 11:13:15 AM.
Sun enters Mīna Rāśi
Timings · Columbus
Sunrise
06:47:50 AM
Sunset
06:35:38 PM
Sūrya Enters Mīna Rāśi
01:03:22 PM
Mañjal Saraḍu Muhūrta
09:44:47 AM
ends 11:13:15 AM
🌅 Sunrise
March 13
06:47:50 AM
🙏 Mañjal Saraḍu Muhūrta
March 13
09:44:47 AM – 11:13:15 AM
☀️ Sūrya Enters Mīna Rāśi
March 13
01:03:22 PM
🌇 Sunset
March 13
06:35:38 PM
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🌅 Sunrise
06:47:50 AM
🌇 Sunset
06:35:38 PM
About Karaḍaiyāṉ Nōmbu
About
Karaḍaiyāṉ Nōmbu
Karaḍaiyāṉ Nōmbu is a Tamil vratam observed by women for the well-being of their husbands, falling on the day the Sun enters Mīna Rāśi, marking the start of the Tamil month of Paṅguni.
The observance is associated with the legend of Sāvitrī, who through her devotion and resolve won back the life of her husband Satyavān from Yama. Women fast through the day, tie a sacred yellow thread, and prepare adai and koḻukkaṭṭai.
Tradition & Practice
Sāvitrī and Satyavān
Sāvitrī's devotion won back her husband Satyavān's life from Yama.
Adai and Koḻukkaṭṭai
Women prepare adai and koḻukkaṭṭai as part of the day's observance, breaking the fast with family.
Gaurī Pañcāṅgam
Dina
| Lābham | March/13 06:47:50 AM – March/13 08:16:18 AM | |
| Sugam | March/13 09:44:47 AM – March/13 11:13:15 AM | |
| Uthi | March/13 02:10:13 PM – March/13 03:38:41 PM | |
| Amṛdha | March/13 03:38:41 PM – March/13 05:07:10 PM |
Night
| Uthi | March/13 06:35:38 PM – March/13 08:06:58 PM | |
| Amṛdha | March/13 08:06:58 PM – March/13 09:38:17 PM | |
| Lābham | March/13 11:09:37 PM – March/14 12:40:56 AM | |
| Dhanam | March/14 12:40:56 AM – March/14 02:12:15 AM | |
| Sugam | March/14 02:12:15 AM – March/14 03:43:35 AM |
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