1994 Calendar Malayalam

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1994 Calendar Malayalam

Malayalam Calendar. Onam is a Hindu festival celebrated by the people of Kerala. Onam is Malayali festival which is celebrated by native speakers of Malayalam. Mesha Sankranthi is celebrated as Vishu in the Indian state of Kerala. Vishu is not traditionally celebrated as New Year in the Malayalam Calendar. United States 1994 – Calendar with American holidays. Yearly calendar showing months for the year 1994. Calendars – online and print friendly – for any year and month. March 1994; 1 Tu: ath-thalatha': 18. Ramadan 1414: 2 We: al-'arb`a': 19. Ramadan 1414: 3 Th: al-khamis: 20. Ramadan 1414: 4 Fr: al-jum`a: 21. Ramadan 1414: 5 Sa. Malayalam Calendar for the month of October, 1994. Kanni and Thulam are the Malayalam months running through October. Thulam 1, 1994 falls on October 18.

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1994

This Year

New Delhi, NCT, India

Deepawali Day 1

October 1994

Ekadashi

Panchang for Govatsa Dwadashi Day

Deepawali Day 2

November 1994

Trayodashi

Dhantrayodashi, Dhanteras
Dhanvantari Trayodashi, Yama Deepam

Panchang for Dhantrayodashi Day

Deepawali Day 3

November 1994

Chaturdashi

Kali Chaudas, Hanuman Puja
Narak Chaturdashi, Tamil Deepavali
Kali Puja

Panchang for Kali Chaudas Day

Deepawali Day 4

November 1994

Amavasya

Lakshmi Puja, Diwali
Kedar Gauri Vrat, Chopda Puja
Sharda Puja, Diwali Snan
Diwali Devpuja

Panchang for Lakshmi Puja Day

Deepawali Day 5

November 1994

Pratipada

Govardhan Puja, Annakut
Bali Pratipada, Dyuta Krida
Gujarati New Year

Panchang for Govardhan Puja Day

Deepawali Day 6

November 1994

Dwitiya

Panchang for Bhaiya Dooj Day

1994 Diwali Calendar, Deepavali Calendar

Diwali which is also known as Deepawali is the most famous festival of the year. Diwali is the five days festivity period which begins on Dhanteras and ends on Bhaiya Dooj. However, in Maharashtra Diwali festivities begin one day earlier on Govatsa Dwadashi while in Gujarat Diwali festivities begin two days earlier on Agyaras and culminates on Labh Panchami.

During five days festivity various rituals are followed and with Goddess Lakshmi several other Gods and Goddesses are worshipped. However Goddess Lakshmi is the most significant deity during Diwali Puja. The new moon day, which is known as Amavasya, is the most significant day of five days Diwali festivities and known as Lakshmi Puja, Lakshmi-Ganesh Puja and Diwali Puja.

Diwali Puja is done not only in families but also in offices. Diwali Puja is the significant day for the most traditional Hindu businessmen. On this day, ink bottle, pens and new account books are worshipped. Ink bottle and pen, which are called Davat (दावात) and Lekhani (लेखनी) respectively, are sanctified by worshipping Goddess Maha Kali on them. New account books, which are called Bahi-Khate (बही-खाते), are sanctified by worshipping Goddess Saraswati on them.

The most auspicious time to do Diwali Puja is after sunset. The time period after sunset is known as Pradosh. The day of Diwali Puja is decided when Amavasya Tithi prevails during Pradosh. Hence no other Diwali Puja Muhurat is as good as Puja Muhurat during Pradosh even if it is available for one Ghati (approximately 24 minutes).

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