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Mandir's 2021 Calendar in English 2021 V.S. 2077 Shree Ram Mandir MARGSHIRSH January POSH MANDIR HOURS 9 Safala Ekadashi 14 Uttrayan/ Makar Sankranti / Danurmas (Dhanarak) ends (November 1 to March 31, POSH starts Winter): 24 Putrada Ekadashi Monday – Friday: 28 Poshi (Shakambhari) Purnima Open: 6:00pm - 7:30pm POSH February MAGH Arti: 7:00pm 8 Shattila Ekadashi 12 MAGH (MAHA) starts Saturday & Sunday: 16 Vasant Panchami Open: 10:00am - 7:30pm 23 Jaya Ekadashi Arti: 7:00pm 27 Maghi Purnima MAGH March FALGUN 9 Vijaya Ekadashi MANDIR HOURS 11 MAHASHIVRATRI ॐ નમઃ શિવાય (April 1 to October 31, * ARTI: 6:00PM & 7:00PM Summer): 14 FALGUN starts 21 Holashtak starts (March 21 – March 28) Monday – Friday: 25 Amalki Ekadashi Open: 6:00pm - 8:00 pm 28 Holi, Purnima, Holashtak ends Arti: 7:30pm * ARTI: 7:00PM, Holika Dahan: 5:30PM to 7:00PM Saturday & Sunday: 29 Dhuleti, Vasantostav Open: 10:00am - 8:00pm FALGUN April CHAITRA Arti: 6:30pm & 7:30pm 7 Papmochani Ekadashi 13 Gudi Padavo, CHAITRA starts, Chaitra Navaratri starts RAMNAVAMI, Chaitra Navaratri ends 21 * Please park your car at a legal * ARTI: 12:00PM, 6:00PM & 7:00PM spot. Follow parking rules and 23 Kamda Ekadashi signs. DO NOT block 24 RAMNAVAMI ANNAKUT MAHOTSAV driveways. Park your car on * ARTI: 11:45AM; * ANNAKUT: 12:00PM – 1:30PM the Mandir’s side of the street- 27 Shree Hanuman Jayanti, Chaitri Purnima Carlton Rd. or Clinton Place- or at the Metuchen train CHAITRA May VAISHAKH station. Police gives out tickets 7 Varuthini Ekadashi for parking violations. THANK 12 VAISHAKH starts YOU. 14 Akshay Trutia (Akha Trij) * Please leave your shoes where 21 Sita Navami – Janaki Jayanti indicated during major 23 Mohini Ekadashi religious events (outside the 26 Buddha (Vaishakhi) Purnima front entrance or in the downstairs hall). Thank you. VAISHAKH June JYESHTHA * Please help us in keeping the 6 Apara Ekadashi Mandir clean. Do not throw 10 Shanaiswar Jayanthi trash on the sidewalk or street. 11 JYESHTHA starts Please throw trash in the trash 21 Bhim/Nirjala Ekadashi cans inside the Mandir. Thank 22 Vatasavitri Vrata starts (June 22 – June 24) you. 24 Devsnan Purnima; Vatasavitri Vrata ends * Please keep your children with JYESHTHA July ASHADH you all the time. Thank you. 5 Yogini Ekadashi 11 ASHADH starts 12 Ram Rathotsav - Rath Yatra – Ashadhi Bij 20 Devpodhi Ekadashi; Gauri Vrata starts (July 20 - July 24) 21 Jayaparvati Vrata starts (July 21 – July 25) 23 Guru Purnima / Vyas Purnima 24 Gauri Vrata ends Gauri Vrata Jagaran 25 Jayaparvati Vrata ends 10 CARLTON ROAD, METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY 08840 Tel. # (848) 260-0707 Mandir’s Web Site: http://www.shreerammandir.org; https://www.facebook.com/shreerammandirnj/ 2021 V.S. 2077 / 2078 Shree Ram Mandir MANDIR HOURS ASHADH August SHRAVAN 4 Kamika Ekadashi (November 1 to March 31, 8 Hariali Amas, Divaso, Evrat-Jeevrat Winter): 9 SHRAVAN starts Monday – Friday: 13 Nag Panchami / Randhan Chhath 14 Sitala Satam Open: 6:00pm - 7:30pm 18 Putrada/Pavitra Ekadashi Arti: 7:00pm 22 Rakshabandhan / Nariyeli Purnima Saturday & Sunday: 30 JANMASHTAMI – SHREE KRISHNA JAYANTI * ARTI: 6:30PM & 7:30PM Open: 10:00am - 7:30pm Arti: 7:00pm SHRAVAN September BHADRAPAD 3 Aja Ekadashi 4 KRISHNA JAYANTI ANNAKUT MAHOTSAV * ARTI: 11:45AM; * ANNAKUT: 12:00PM - 1:30PM 7 BHADRAPAD starts MANDIR HOURS 9 Kevda Trij / Haritalika (April 1 to October 31, 10 Ganesh Chaturthi, * ARTI: 7:30PM 11 Rushi Panchami / Sama Pancham Summer): 13 Dharo Atham Monday – Friday: 17 Parivartini Ekadashi Open: 6:00pm - 8:00 pm 20 Bhadarvi Purnima Arti: 7:30pm 21 Shradh Paksha starts (Sept. 21 – Oct. 6) Saturday & Sunday: BHADRAPAD October ASO 2 Indira Ekadashi; Ekadashi Shradh Open: 10:00am - 8:00pm 6 Sarvapitri Amavasya, Shradh Paksha ends Arti: 6:30pm & 7:30pm 7 Navaratri (Oct. 7 to Oct. 14), ASO starts * ARTI: 7:30PM, * Garba: 7:30PM - 8:00PM 13 Durgashtami / Mahashtami 15 DASHERA (Victory Day of Shri Rama) * ARTI: 7:30PM, * Garba: 7:30PM – 8:00PM * Please park your car at a legal 17 Dashera Havan 11:00AM spot. Follow parking rules and 16 Pashankusha Ekadashi signs. DO NOT block driveways. 20 Sharad Purnima; Valmiki Jayanti Park your car on the Mandir’s 24 Karva Choth - Sankasht Chaturthi; Moon Rise: 8:39 PM side of the street-Carlton Rd. or Clinton Place- or at the ASO November KARTIK Metuchen train station. Police 1 Rama Ekadashi / Vagh Baras gives out tickets for parking 2 Dhanterash – Dhan (Lakshmi) Pooja: 11:32AM-12:23PM; violations. THANK YOU. 3:12PM-4:36PM; 7:36PM-9:12PM(Best); 10:47PM-12:23AM * Please leave your shoes where 3 Kali Chaudash, Shri Hanumant Pujan indicated during major religious events (outside the front 4 DIWALI (Shri Rama back in Ayodhya) entrance or in the downstairs * ARTI: 6:00PM, 7:00PM & 8:00PM, Sharada Pujan: 6:48AM-8:12AM; 10:59AM-3:11PM; hall). Thank you. 4:35PM-9:11PM; 12:23AM-1:46AM- Best * Please help us in keeping the Mandir clean. Do not throw 5 NEW YEAR (Coronation Day of Shri Rama) V.S.2078 trash on the sidewalk or street. * ARTI: 12:00PM, 6:00PM & 7:00PM, KARTIK starts Please throw trash in the trash 6 NEW YEAR ANNAKUT MAHOTSAV, Bhai Bij cans inside the Mandir. Thank * ARTI: 11:45AM, * ANNKUT: 12:00PM - 1:30PM you. 9 Labh Pancham – Opening: 9:37Am-1:46AM * Please keep your children with 15 Devuthi/Probodhini Ekadashi you all the time. Thank you. 19 Dev Diwali, Purnima, Guru Nanak Jayanti 30 Utpati Ekadashi KARTIK December MARGSHIRSH 5 MARGSHIRSH starts 14 Mokshada Ekadashi 15 Dhanarak / Kamuhurta starts (Dec 15 – Jan. 14, 2022) 19 Purnima, Shri Dattatrey Jayanti 30 Safala Ekadashi 10 CARLTON ROAD, METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY 08840 Tel. # (848) 260-0707 Mandir’s Web Site: http://www.shreerammandir.org; https://www.facebook.com/shreerammandirnj/ .
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