2022 Dindarshika - High resolution calendar pages in Marathi from January 2022 to December 2022, Last 3 months of 2021 also included.Ģ. Sanatan Panchangam 2022 (Telugu Calendar) App Features -ġ. Get the benefits from our newly added video categories under video section. New Section added for 'Survival Preparations for Adverse Times'ħ. Information for the Spiritually curious people… and much more !Ħ. Articles on Nation & Dharma for the patriotic Indian in you !ĥ. Compiled short notes and articles on Hinduism (Sanatan Dharma), Ayurved, Self Healing and more !Ĥ. Every day of every month in your calendar is blessed by God !ģ. High resolution Images of Hindu Gods and Goddesses for each month. So each date box in the calendar is accompanied with details of tithis in Telugu.Ģ. Both Amavasyant and Pournimant panchang systems have been incorporated). Unique Features of the Telugu Calendar 2022 (Sanatan Panchangam) -ġ.
TELUGU CALENDAR FOR FREE
Would you rather have this Telugu Calendar 2022 in your own language ? No problem, if you speak English, Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Gujarati then we have the same high quality Calendar for FREE in all these languages ! √ Quickly access Day, Date, Tithi and feature of the day on the dashboard ! It is loyal users like you that inspire us to release this Telugu Calendar App for free yet again this year! It gives us immense pleasure and pride to announce that we are now entering the 6th year. Telugu Calendar 2022 (Your pocket friendly Sanatan Panchangam)Ģ022 Calendar App in Telugu for Hindus across the globe. To know more about the Telugu calendar and get the latest updates, stay connected to our website.Telugu Calendar 2022 – Festivals, Auspicious Muhurt dates, Marriage/Wedding dates, Upanayan dates, Panchang, Holidays available in this your very own Telugu Calendar! This was all about the important festivals and their significance in January and the Nakshatras, tithis, Rahukalam, Durmuhurtham, and sunrise/sunset points according to the respective dates. The last and the most important Shivaratri is the Maha Shivaratri which occurs on the Chaturdasi of Krishna Paksha in the month of Maga. The third one is the Maga Shivaratri which occurs for thirteen days in the Hindu month of Maga. Second, comes the Masa Shivaratri which occurs every month on the Chaturdasi of the Krishna Paksha. The first one is the Nitya Shivratri which occurs every night. According to the Skandha Purana, there are four main Shivratri. Maha Shivaratri is one of the most powerful and auspicious vrat and is dedicated to the supreme Lord Shiva. It is dedicated to worship Lord Vishnu and it is often believed that by fasting on this day, devotees can tend all their miseries and misfortunes. It is a Hindu festival that is usually observed on the eleventh day of Krishna paksha during the month of Magh as per the traditional Hindu calendar. Moreover, there is a very famous ritual which is named Kumi Patu where a girl sits in the middle of the circle and a woman dances around her to the tunes of Kumi Patu. One of the most important rituals of Kaanum Pongal is when devotees visit the banks of the river Kaveri. Devotees clean their homes on this day and decorate them with Kolam. The celebrations of Pongal usually end with Kaanum Pongal. Pradosh Vrat often occurs on the Trayodashi Tithi of both Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha and is a popular Hindu vrat that is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. This special occasion is often observed in the month of Magha according to the traditional Hinduthem calendar and falls on 14 January every year. Makar Sankranti is correlated with Pongal and is celebrated for the change that the sun makes by shifting from Saggitarius to Capricorn. Pongal which is also known as Thai Pongal is a popular festival in Tamil Nadu where all the devotees worship the Sun God in order to seek their blessings leading to a good harvest and prosperity in life. Moreover, it is often believed that it is very auspicious to see the moon right after the Amavasya. It holds great significance among the Hindus on the days and nights of Amavasya.Īfter Amavasya, this day is celebrated as Chandra Darshan where devotees worship Chandra Dev and offer special prayers. On a special day, people visit churches and other religious places to offer their special prayers and worship their god.Īmavasya, which means the day of a new moon in the Sanskrit language. It is the first day of the year and in many places, it is considered s a public holiday. Sunrise/Sunset Points of January 2022 Date 4 Sunrise/Sunset Points of January 2022.
0 kommentar(er)
