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2021 Drik Panchang Gujarati Calendar Created via PDFShift 2021 Drik Panchang Gujarati Calendar Gujarati Calendar for Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa Location: Johannesburg, South Africa Date of Creation: February 28, 2021, Sunday Latitude: 26° 12′ 08″ S Version: v1.0.1 Longitude: 28° 02′ 37″ E Elevation: 1767 m Olson Timezone: Africa/Johannesburg Timezone: 2 Registered Office: Branch Office: 010, United Daffodils, BMA College Road 187-D, Radha Nagar Doddanekundi, Marathahalli Outer Ring Road Krishna Nagar Post Office Bengaluru - 560037 Mathura - 281004 Page 1 of 25 January 2021 Magshar - Posh 2077 Treej Vad Pancham Vad Baras Vad Pancham Sud Agiyaras Sud Created via PDFShift SUN 31 18 3 20 10 27 17 5 24 11 રિવ 05:42 19:00 05:20 19:04 05:26 19:05 05:31 19:05 05:37 19:03 Lambodara Sankashta Chaturth Pausha Putrada Ekadashi Simha 27:29+ Simha Vrishchika Kumbha 21:46 Vrishabha P Phalguni 21:48 Magha 16:27 Anuradha 07:20 P Bhadrapada 28:13+ Rohini 20:31 Chaudas Sud Chhath Vad Teras Vad Pancham Sud Baras Sud MON 28 14 4 21 11 28 18 5 25 12 સોમ 05:16 19:03 05:21 19:05 05:26 19:05 05:32 19:05 05:37 19:03 Vrishabha 25:10+ Simha 21:35 Vrishchika 05:40 Meena Vrishabha 09:33 Rohini 12:10 P Phalguni 15:47 Jyeshtha 05:40 U Bhadrapada Mrigashirsha 22:26 Punam Sud Satam Vad Chaudas Vad Chhath Sud Teras Sud TUE 29 15 5 22 12 29 19 6 26 13 ં મગળ 05:17 19:03 05:22 19:05 05:27 19:05 05:33 19:04 05:38 19:02 Anvadhan Dattatreya Jayanti Anvadhan Mithuna Kanya Dhanu Meena Mithuna Mrigashirsha 14:03 U Phalguni 14:51 P Ashadha 26:52+ U Bhadrapada 06:25 Ardra 23:42 Punam Sud Atham Vad Amas Vad Satam Sud Chaudas Sud WED 30 15 6 23 13 30 20 7 27 14 બુધ 05:18 19:03 05:23 19:05 05:28 19:05 05:33 19:04 05:39 19:02 Ishti Kalashtami Ishti Mithuna Kanya 24:59+ Dhanu 08:36 Meena 09:07 Mithuna 18:13 Ardra 15:25 Hasta 13:40 U Ashadha 25:58+ Revati 09:07 Punarvasu 24:19+ Padvo Vad Nom Vad Padvo Sud Atham Sud Punam Sud THU 31 16 7 24 14 1,2 21 8 28 15 ગુ 05:18 19:04 05:23 19:05 05:29 Uttarayana 19:05 05:34 19:04 05:40 19:02 Makara Sankranti Chandra Darshana Masik Durgashtami Anvadhan Mithuna 10:08 Tula Makara Mesha Karka Punarvasu 16:19 Chitra 12:16 Shravana 25:35+ Ashwini 12:07 Pushya 24:21+ Beej Vad Dasham Vad Treej Sud Nom Sud Padvo Vad FRI 1 17 8 25 15 3 22 9 29 16 શુ ર 05:19 19:04 05:24 19:05 05:29 19:05 05:35 19:04 05:40 19:01 Ishti Karka Tula 27:28+ Makara 13:36 Mesha 21:55 Karka 23:51 Pushya 16:45 Swati 10:43 Dhanishtha 25:47+ Bharani 15:10 Ashlesha 23:51 Treej Vad Agiyaras Vad Choth Sud Dasham Sud Beej Vad SAT 2 18,19 9 26 16 4 23 10 30 17 શિન 05:20 19:04 05:25 19:05 05:30 19:05 05:36 19:03 05:41 19:01 Akhuratha Sankashta Chaturthi Saphala Ekadashi Vinayaki Chaturthi Karka 16:47 Vrishchika Kumbha Vrishabha Simha Ashlesha 16:47 Vishakha 09:02 Shatabhisha 26:40+ Krittika 18:03 Magha 22:58 Page 2 of 25 January 2021 Festivals Magshar - Posh 2077 Created via PDFShift 02 Akhuratha Sankashta Chaturthi 06 Kalashtami Saturday Wednesda 09 Saphala Ekadashi 12 Anvadhan Saturday Tuesday 13 Ishti 14 Makara Sankranti, Uttarayana, Wednesda Thursday Chandra Darshana 16 Vinayaki Chaturthi 21 Masik Durgashtami Saturday Thursday 24 Pausha Putrada Ekadashi 28 Anvadhan Sunday Thursday 29 Ishti 31 Lambodara Sankashta Friday Sunday Chaturthi Page 3 of 25 February 2021 Posh - Maha 2077 Treej Vad Agiyaras Vad Treej Sud Nom Sud Padvo Vad Created via PDFShift SUN 31 18 7 26 14 3 21 9 28 16,17 રિવ 05:42 19:00 05:47 18:56 05:52 18:51 05:57 18:46 06:01 18:39 Lambodara Sankashta Chaturth Shattila Ekadashi Simha 27:29+ Vrishchika 12:45 Kumbha 06:39 Vrishabha 18:26 Simha 11:37 P Phalguni 21:48 Jyeshtha 12:45 P Bhadrapada 13:03 Mrigashirsha P Phalguni 06:06 Choth Vad Baras Vad Choth Sud Dasham Sud Treej Vad MON 1 19 8 27 15 4 22 10 1 18 સોમ 05:43 19:00 05:48 18:56 05:53 18:51 05:57 18:45 06:01 18:38 Vinayaki Chaturthi Kanya Dhanu Meena Mithuna Kanya U Phalguni 20:28 Mula 11:51 U Bhadrapada 14:59 Mrigashirsha 07:28 Hasta 26:02+ Pancham Vad Teras Vad Pancham Sud Agiyaras Sud Choth Vad TUE 2 20 9 28 16 5 23 11 2 19 ં મગળ 05:44 18:59 05:49 18:55 05:53 18:50 05:58 18:44 06:02 18:37 Vasant Panchami Jaya Ekadashi Dwijapriya Sankashta Chaturthi Kanya Dhanu 17:01 Meena 17:27 Mithuna 27:40+ Kanya 13:00 Hasta 19:03 P Ashadha 11:09 Revati 17:27 Ardra 09:01 Chitra 23:59 Chhath Vad Chaudas Vad Chhath Sud Baras Sud Pancham Vad WED 3 21 10 29 17 6 24 12 3 20 બુધ 05:44 18:59 05:49 18:54 05:54 18:49 05:59 18:43 06:03 18:36 Kanya 06:20 Makara Mesha Karka Tula Chitra 17:38 U Ashadha 10:42 Ashwini 20:19 Punarvasu 09:47 Swati 22:06 Satam Vad Amas Vad Satam Sud Teras Sud Chhath Vad THU 4 22 11 30 18 7 25 13 4 21 ગુ 05:45 18:58 05:50 18:54 05:55 18:48 05:59 18:42 06:03 18:35 Kalashtami Anvadhan Tula Makara 22:41 Mesha Karka Tula 14:51 Swati 16:15 Shravana 10:35 Bharani 23:24 Pushya 09:47 Vishakha 20:28 Atham Vad Padvo Sud Satam Sud Chaudas Sud Satam Vad FRI 5 23,24 12 1 19 7 26 14 5 22 શુ ર 05:46 18:58 05:51 18:53 05:55 18:47 06:00 18:41 06:04 18:34 Ishti Chandra Darshana Anvadhan Kalashtami Tula 09:17 Kumbha Mesha 06:11 Karka 09:05 Vrishchika Vishakha 14:58 Dhanishtha 10:53 Krittika 26:28+ Ashlesha 09:05 Anuradha 19:08 Dasham Vad Beej Sud Atham Sud Punam Sud Atham Vad SAT 6 25 13 2 20 8 27 15 6 23 શિન 05:46 18:57 05:51 18:52 05:56 18:47 06:00 18:40 06:04 18:33 Masik Durgashtami Ishti Vrishchika Kumbha Vrishabha Simha Vrishchika 18:08 Anuradha 13:48 Shatabhisha 11:41 Rohini 29:14+ Magha 07:48 Jyeshtha 18:08 Page 4 of 25 February 2021 Festivals Posh - Maha 2077 Created via PDFShift 04 Kalashtami 07 Shattila Ekadashi Thursday Sunday 11 Anvadhan 12 Ishti, Chandra Darshana Thursday Friday 15 Vinayaki Chaturthi 16 Vasant Panchami Monday Tuesday 20 Masik Durgashtami 23 Jaya Ekadashi Saturday Tuesday 26 Anvadhan 27 Ishti Friday Saturday Page 5 of 25 March 2021 Maha - Phaguna 2077 Padvo Vad Nom Vad Padvo Sud Atham Sud Punam Sud Created via PDFShift SUN 28 16,17 7 24 14 1 21 8 28 15 રિવ 06:01 18:39 06:05 18:32 06:08 18:25 06:12 18:18 06:15 Holi 18:10 Ishti Anvadhan Chandra Darshana Masik Durgashtami Holika Dahan Simha 11:37 Dhanu Meena Mithuna Kanya P Phalguni 06:06 Mula 17:29 U Bhadrapada 22:50 Mrigashirsha 15:55 U Phalguni 14:06 Treej Vad Dasham Vad Beej Sud Nom Sud Padvo Vad MON 1 18 8 25 15 2 22 9 29 16 સોમ 06:01 18:38 06:05 18:31 06:09 18:24 06:12 18:16 06:16 18:09 Ishti Dhuleti Kanya Dhanu 23:09 Meena 25:14+ Mithuna Kanya 22:12 Hasta 26:02+ P Ashadha 17:10 Revati 25:14+ Ardra 17:58 Hasta 11:32 Choth Vad Agiyaras Vad Treej Sud Nom Sud Beej Vad TUE 2 19 9 26 16 3 23 9 30 17 ં મગળ 06:02 18:37 06:06 18:30 06:09 18:23 06:13 18:15 06:16 18:08 Dwijapriya Sankashta Chaturthi Vijaya Ekadashi Kanya 13:00 Makara Mesha Mithuna 13:01 Tula Chitra 23:59 U Ashadha 17:12 Ashwini 28:01+ Punarvasu 19:16 Chitra 08:52 Pancham Vad Baras Vad Choth Sud Dasham Sud Treej Vad WED 3 20 10 27 17 4 24 10 31 18 બુધ 06:03 18:36 06:06 18:29 06:10 18:22 06:13 18:14 06:17 18:07 Vinayaki Chaturthi Amalaki Ekadashi Bhalachandra Sankashta Chatu Tula Makara 29:51+ Mesha Karka Tula 22:26 Swati 22:06 Shravana 17:33 Bharani Pushya 19:42 Vishakha 27:52+ Chhath Vad Teras Vad Pancham Sud Agiyaras Sud Choth Vad THU 4 21 11 28 18 5 25 11,12 1 19,20 ગુ 06:03 18:35 06:07 18:28 06:10 18:21 06:14 18:13 06:17 18:06 Gauna Amalaki Ekadashi Maha Shivaratri Vaishnava Amalaki Ekadashi Tula 14:51 Kumbha Mesha 13:52 Karka 19:19 Vrishchika Vishakha 20:28 Dhanishtha 18:15 Bharani 07:05 Ashlesha 19:19 Anuradha 25:49+ Satam Vad Chaudas Vad Chhath Sud Teras Sud Chhath Vad FRI 5 22 12 29 19 6 26 13 2 21 શુ ર 06:04 18:34 06:07 18:27 06:11 18:20 06:14 18:12 06:18 18:05 Kalashtami Vrishchika Kumbha Vrishabha Simha Vrishchika 24:14+ Anuradha 19:08 Shatabhisha 19:21 Krittika 10:14 Magha 18:10 Jyeshtha 24:14+ Atham Vad Amas Vad Satam Sud Chaudas Sud Satam Vad SAT 6 23 13 30 20 7 27 14 3 22 શિન 06:04 18:33 06:08 18:26 06:11 18:19 06:15 18:11 06:18 18:04 Anvadhan Vrishchika 18:08 Kumbha 14:27 Vrishabha 26:39+ Simha 21:50 Dhanu Jyeshtha 18:08 P Bhadrapada 20:52 Rohini 13:16 P Phalguni 16:22 Mula 23:09 Page 6 of 25 March 2021 Festivals Maha - Phaguna 2077 Created via PDFShift 02 Dwijapriya Sankashta Chaturthi 05 Kalashtami Tuesday Friday 09 Vijaya Ekadashi 11 Maha Shivaratri Tuesday Thursday 13 Anvadhan 14 Ishti, Chandra Darshana Saturday Sunday 17 Vinayaki Chaturthi 21 Masik Durgashtami Wednesda Sunday 24 Amalaki Ekadashi 25 Gauna Amalaki Ekadashi, Wednesda Thursday Vaishnava Amalaki Ekadashi 28 Holi, Holika Dahan, Anvadhan 29 Dhuleti, Ishti Sunday Monday 31 Bhalachandra Sankashta Wednesda Chaturthi Page 7 of 25 April 2021 Phaguna - Chaitra 2077 Punam Sud Atham Vad Amas Vad Chhath Sud Teras Sud Created via PDFShift SUN 28 15 4 23 11 30 18 6 25 13 રિવ 06:15 Holi 18:10 06:18 18:03 06:22 17:56 06:25 17:49 06:29 17:43 Anvadhan Holika Dahan Kalashtami Anvadhan Kanya Dhanu 28:33+ Meena Mithuna Kanya U Phalguni 14:06 P Ashadha 22:36 Revati Ardra 25:32+ Hasta 22:25 Padvo Vad Nom Vad Padvo Sud Satam Sud Chaudas Sud MON 29 16 5 24 12 1 19 7 26 14,15 સોમ 06:16 18:09 06:19 18:02 06:22 17:55 06:26 17:48 06:29 17:42 Ishti Ishti Anvadhan Dhuleti Gudi Padwa Hanuman Jayanti Kanya 22:12 Makara Meena 08:00 Mithuna 20:59 Kanya 09:02 Hasta 11:32 U Ashadha 22:35 Revati 08:00 Punarvasu 27:23+ Chitra 19:36 Beej Vad Dasham Vad Padvo Sud Atham Sud Padvo Vad TUE 30 17 6 25 13 1 20 8 27 16 ં મગળ 06:16 18:08 06:19 18:01 06:23 17:54 06:26 17:47 06:30 17:41 Chandra Darshana Masik Durgashtami Ishti Tula Makara Mesha Karka Tula Chitra 08:52 Shravana 23:05 Ashwini 10:50 Pushya 28:29+ Swati 16:38 Treej Vad Agiyaras Vad Beej Sud Nom Sud Beej Vad WED 31 18 7 26 14 2 21 9 28 17 બુધ 06:17 18:07 06:20 18:00 06:23 17:53 06:27 17:46 06:30 17:40 Bhalachandra
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