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Tuesday, 30 October 2029
What matters on this day
Ashwin Krishna Paksha until 4:54 AM, Oct 31
New Delhi · purnimanta reckoning · change
Sunrise6:35 AM
Sunset5:33 PM
Nakshatra
until 11:40 PM
Avoid
2:49 PM – 4:11 PM
Auspicious
11:42 AM – 12:26 PM
KalashtamiAshtami
The monthly Ashtami observances. Masik Durgashtami in the bright fortnight is the household's monthly Durga observance and the monthly echo of Maha Ashtami in Navaratri. Kalashtami in the dark fortnight belongs to Bhairava and is kept in the night.
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Ahoi Ashtami
Especially observed across North India and Punjab.
A mothers' vrat, kept for the wellbeing and long life of one's children. The fast runs through the day and is broken in the evening, in many families only after the stars are seen — and in some, after moonrise.
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Coming up
- Rama Ekadashi in 3 days Fri, 2 Nov
- Narak Chaturdashi in 6 days Mon, 5 Nov
- Deepavali in 6 days Mon, 5 Nov
The rest of today
Inauspicious periods
2:49 PM – 4:11 PM
9:20 AM – 10:42 AM
12:04 PM – 1:26 PM
8:47 AM – 10:14 AM, 4:05 PM – 5:33 PM
These are periods traditionally avoided for starting something. They do not move a festival — an observance fixed by its own rule stays where the rule puts it. More →
Moon, and the five limbs
Moonrise11:58 PM
Moonset12:58 PM
Sadhya until 12:16 PM
Balava
Mangalavara
Your observances
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