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Thiruppugazh Anbargal (Regd) (Karnataka Region) 402,III Main,II Block, R.T.Nagar Bangalore-560032 Local Information Guide Thiruppugazh Anbargal (Regd) (Karnataka Region) 402,III Main,II block, R.T.Nagar Bangalore-560032 Local Information Guide Bhajan Planner 2021-22 Office Bearers Central Executive Committee Regional Committee (Karnataka) President : K.N.Krishnamoorthy Chairman : S.G.Ramakrishnan Vice-President: Ganesh Sundaram Vice- Chairperson: Kannamma Sundaram Secretary : R.Nagesh Secretary : T.Asogan Joint Secretary: N.Santhanam Joint Secretary : T.Sekar Treasurer : J.A.Kuppusubramanian Treasurer : L.N.Narayanan Members : G. Balasubramaniam Members : T.Srinivasan (Chairman-Mumbai Region) : Ramnath S. Mani : Gayathri Ashok (Chairman-Chennai Region) : Uma Mallikarjunan : S.G.Ramakrishnan (Chairman-Karnataka Region) : Hema Swamynathan Members : T.S.Saktidharan Co-opted Members: N.Natarajan : R.S.Balaji : Shubha Sethumadhavan : K.Balasubramanian : K.R.Narasimhan : Vasantha Panchapakesan 1 Teachers list and Contact details Sr.No Teacher’s name Contact no. mailid 1 Abirami Krishnan 080-23442199/ 9480336582 [email protected] 2 R.S. Balaji 9686329900/9441389281 [email protected] 3 Gomathy Hariharan 9902976290/9481876290 [email protected] 4 Kannamma Sundaram 9341735565 [email protected] 5 Jayashree 8105200566 jayashreevaithy@yahoo,com Vaitheeswaran 6 Lakshmi Venkatraman 73493 87483 7 Mangalam A S Nagarajan 9844043677 [email protected] Ramachandran 8 R.Nagesh 94480 89383 [email protected] 9 Padma Murthi 9790574157 [email protected] 10 Pattu Ramamurthy 96631 96443 [email protected] 11 Radha Natarajan 72595 32464 [email protected] 12 Sarojam Venkatesan 99727 62524 [email protected] 13 Sowmini Ramakrishnan 99869 52510 [email protected] 14 Susheela Raghavan 8883430380 [email protected] 15 T Srinivasan 94485 72662/82176 04863 [email protected] 16 Shantha Rajan 94804 24383/75981 38325 [email protected] 17 Saroja Jayaram 94492 19837 [email protected] 18 Swetha Aravind 96203 32784 [email protected] 19 V. Venkataraman 97390 06635 [email protected] (Pichai) 20 Vasanthi Ganesh 93426 75333 [email protected] 2 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham April 2021 Chithirai May 2021 Chithirai 14 Wed Tamil New year day- PLAVA 1 Sat 15 Thurs Krithigai 2 Sun 16 Fri 3 Mon 17 Sat 4 Tues 18 Sun Sashti 5 Wed 19 Mon 6 Thurs 20 Tues 7 Fri 21 Wed Sri Ramanavami 8 Sat 22 Thurs 9 Sun 23 Fri 10 Mon 24 Sat 11 Tues 25 Sun 12 Wed Krithigai 26 Mon 13 Thurs 27 Tues 14 Fri 28 Wed Visakham 29 Thurs 30 Fri Moolam 3 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham May 2021 Vaikasi June 2021 Vaikasi 15 Sat 1 Tues 16 Sun 2 Wed 17 Mon Sashti/Sankara Jayanthi 3 Thurs 18 Tues 4 Fri 19 Wed 5 Sat 20 Thurs 6 Sun 21 Fri 7 Mon 22 Sat 8 Tues Krithigai 23 Sun 9 Wed 24 Mon 10 Thurs 25 Tues Vaikasi Visakham 11 Fri 26 Wed 12 Sat 27 Thurs 13 Sun 28 Fri Moolam 14 Mon 29 Sat 30 Sun 31 Mon 4 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham June 2021 Aani July 2021 Aani 15 Tues 1 Thurs 16 Wed Sashti 2 Fri 17 Thurs 3 Sat 18 Fri 4 Sun 19 Sat 5 Mon Krithigai 20 Sun 6 Tues 21 Mon Visakham 7 Wed 22 Tues 8 Thurs 23 Wed 9 Fri 24 Thurs Aani Moolam (Arunagirinathar 10 Sat Jayanthi) 25 Fri 11 Sun 26 Sat 12 Mon 27 Sun 13 Tues 28 Mon 14 Wed 29 Tues 15 Thurs Sashti 30 Wed 16 Fri 5 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham July 2021 Aadi August 2021 Aadi 17 Sat 1 Sun 18 Sun 2 Mon Aadi Krithigai 19 Mon Visakham 3 Tues 20 Tues 4 Wed 21 Wed Moolam 5 Thurs 22 Thurs 6 Fri Third Aadi Friday 23 Fri First Aadi Friday 7 Sat 24 Sat 8 Sun 25 Sun 9 Mon 26 Mon 10 Tues 27 Tues 11 Wed 28 Wed 12 Thurs 29 Thurs 13 Fri Fourth Aadi Friday 30 Fri Second Aadi Friday 14 Sat Sashti 31 Sat 15 Sun Paamaalai(Bangalore)/ Visakham 16 Mon 6 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham August 2021 Aavani September 2021 Aavani 17 Tues 1 Wed 18 Wed Moolam 2 Thurs 19 Thurs 3 Fri 20 Fri 4 Sat Guruvandanam 21 Sat 5 Sun 22 Sun 6 Mon 23 Mon 7 Tues 24 Tues 8 Wed 25 Wed 9 Thurs 26 Thurs 10 Fri Vinayaka Chathurthi 27 Fri 11 Sat Visakham 28 Sat 12 Sun Sashti 29 Sun Krithigai 13 Mon 30 Mon Gokulashtami 14 Tues Moolam 31 Tues 15 Wed 16 Thurs 7 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham September 2021 Purattasi October 2021 Purattasi 17 Fri 1 Fri 18 Sat 2 Sat Arunagirinathar Vizha 19 Sun 3 Sun 20 Mon 4 Mon 21 Tues 5 Tues 22 Wed 6 Wed Mahalaya Amavasya 23 Thurs 7 Thurs 24 Fri 8 Fri 25 Sat Krithigai 9 Sat Visakham 26 Sun 10 Sun 27 Mon 11 Mon Sashti/ Moolam 28 Tues 12 Tues 29 Wed 13 Wed 30 Thurs 14 Thurs Ayudha Pooja 15 Fri Vijayadasami 16 Sat 17 Sun 8 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham October 2021 Aiyppasi November 2021 Aiyppasi 18 Mon 1 Mon 19 Tues 2 Tues 20 Wed 3 Wed 21 Thurs 4 Thurs Deepavali/ Skanda Sashti - Day 1 22 Fri 5 Fri Skanda Sashti- Day 2/Visakham 23 Sat Krithigai 6 Sat Skanda Sashti- Day 3 24 Sun 7 Sun Skanda Sashti- Day 4 25 Mon 8 Mon Skanda Sashti- Day 5/ (Vallimalai Swamigal Jayanthi) 26 Tues 9 Tues Maha Skanda Sashti 27 Wed 10 Wed Devasena Kalyanam 28 Thurs 11 Thurs 29 Fri 12 Fri 30 Sat 13 Sat 31 Sun 14 Sun 15 Mon 16 Tues Vallimalai Swamigal Gurupooja 9 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham November 2021 Karthigai December 2021 Karthigai 17 Wed 1 Wed 18 Thurs Karthigai Deepam 2 Thurs Visakham 19 Fri Krithigai 3 Fri 20 Sat 4 Sat 21 Sun 5 Sun Karthigai Moolam( Sri Vallimalai Swamigal Jayanthi) 22 Mon 6 Mon 23 Tues 7 Tues 24 Wed 8 Wed 25 Thurs 9 Thurs Sashti 26 Fri 10 Fri 27 Sat 11 Sat 28 Sun 12 Sun 29 Mon 13 Mon 30 Tues 14 Tues 15 Wed 10 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham December 2021 Margazhi January 2022 Margazhi 16 Thurs Krithigai 1 Sat Moolam 17 Fri 2 Sun Padi Vizha (Bangalore , Delhi , Hyderabad & Pune) 18 Sat 3 Mon 19 Sun 4 Tues 20 Mon Aarudra Darshanam 5 Wed 21 Tues 6 Thurs 22 Wed 7 Fri 23 Thurs 8 Sat 24 Fri 9 Sun Padi Vizha ( Chennai) 25 Sat Sri.Venkatraman Memorial Day 10 Mon 26 Sun 11 Tues 27 Mon 12 Wed 28 Tues 13 Thurs Krithigai/ Vaikunda Ekadasi 29 Wed 30 Thurs Visakham 31 Fri 11 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham January 2022 Thai February 2022 Thai 14 Fri Makarasankranthi/ 1 Tues First Thai Friday 15 Sat 2 Wed 16 Sun 3 Thurs 17 Mon 4 Fri Fourth Thai Friday 18 Tues Thai Poosam 5 Sat 19 Wed 6 Sun Sashti 20 Thurs 7 Mon 21 Fri Second Thai Friday 8 Tues 22 Sat 9 Wed Thai Krithigai 23 Sun 10 Thurs 24 Mon 11 Fri Fifth Thai Friday 25 Tues 12 Sat 26 Wed Padi Vizha(Mumbai)/ Visakham 27 Thurs 28 Fri Third Thai Friday 29 Sat 30 Sun 31 Mon 12 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham February 2022 Maasi March 2022 Maasi 13 Sun 1 Tues Mahashivarathri 14 Mon 2 Wed 15 Tues 3 Thurs 16 Wed 4 Fri 17 Thurs 5 Sat 18 Fri 6 Sun 19 Sat 7 Mon 20 Sun 8 Tues Sashti/Krithigai 21 Mon 9 Wed 22 Tues Visakham 10 Thurs 23 Wed 11 Fri 24 Thurs 12 Sat 25 Fri Moolam 13 Sun 26 Sat 14 Mon 27 Sun 28 Mon 13 Calendar of events for Plava Varusham March 2022 Panguni April 2022 Panguni 15 Tues 1 Fri 16 Wed 2 Sat 17 Thurs 3 Sun 18 Fri Panguni Uthiram 4 Mon Krithigai 19 Sat 5 Tues 20 Sun 6 Wed 21 Mon 7 Thurs Sashti 22 Tues Visakham 8 Fri 23 Wed 9 Sat 24 Thurs Moola 10 Sun Sri Ramanavami 25 Fri 11 Mon 26 Sat 12 Tues 27 Sun 13 Wed 28 Mon 14 Thurs Tamil New Year Day (Subhakruth) 29 Tues 30 Wed 31 Thurs 14 .
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