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Important Dates DURGA MANDIR IMPORTANT DATES - 2018 Phone # (609)683-4015/3760 4240 Route 27 www.durgamandirnj.org Princeton NJ 08540 JANUARY FEBRUARY MON 01 NEW YEAR DAY */POORNIMA & SATYANARAYAN VRAT THU 04 GANESH CHATURTHI * SAT 06 DURGA SAPATSHATI PATH* SAT 03 GANESH CHATURTHI/ FRI 12 EKADASHI (SHATTILA) DURGA SAPATSHATI PATH* SAT 13 SUNDAR KAND* / LOHRI * SAT 10 EKADASHI (VIJAYA)/ SUNDAR KAND * SUN 14 MAKAR SANKRANTI /PONGAL MON 12 SANKRANTI (PHALGUN) TUE 16 AMAVAS TUE 13 MAHA SHIVRATRI* SAT 20 AMRIT VANI * THU 15 AMAVAS SUN 21 BASANTPANCHAMI SAT 17 AMRIT VANI * SARASWATI JAYANTI * FRI 23 HOLA ASHTKAM BEGINS FRI 26 REPUBLIC DAY (INDIA ) SUN 25 EKADASHI (AMALAKI) SAT 27 EKADASHI (JAYA) TUE 30 SATYANARAYAN VRAT WED 31 POORNIMA/(LUNAR ECLIPSE 5:51-7:06 A.M. MARCH APRIL THU 01 POORNIMA/SATYANARAYAN VRAT */ SUN 01 AKHAND RAMAYAN BHOG* HOLIKA DAHAN * TUE 03 GANESH CHATURTHI * SAT 03 DURGA SAPATSHATI PATH* SAT 07 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * SUN 04 AMRIT VANI ANNIVARSARY * WED 11 EKADASHI (VARUTHINI) MON 05 GANESH CHATURTHI* SAT 14 SANKRANTI (VAISHAKH)/ SUNDAR KAND * FRI 09 SHEETALA ASHTAMI SUN 15 AMAVAS SAT 10 SUNDAR KAND * WED 18 AKSHYA TRITIYA (PARSHURAM JAYANTI) MON 12 EKADASHI (PAPMOCHINI) VISHNU SAHASRA NAMAVALI* WED 14 SANKRANTI (CHAITRA) SAT 21 AMRIT VANI * SAT 17 AMAVAS MON 23 SITA NAVAMI SUN 18 NAVRATRA BEGIN (SAMVAT 2075) WED 25 EKADASHI(MOHINI) FRI 23 VISHAL BHAGWATI JAGRAN * SUN 29 POORNIMA / SATYANARAYAN VRAT * SAT 24 DURGA ASHTAMII * SUN 25 SRI RAM NAVAMI * TUE 27 EKADASHI (KAMADA) FRI 30 SATYANARAYAN VRAT * SAT 31 POORNIMA/ HANUMAN JAYANTI (SOUTH) AKHAND RAMAYAN STARTS* * EVENTS WILL BE CELEBRATED IN THE TEMPLE DURGA MANDIR IMPORTANT DATES - 2018 Phone # (609)683-4015/3760 4240 Route 27 www.durgamandirnj.org Princeton NJ 08540 MAY JUNE THU 03 GANESH CHATURTHI * FRI 01 GANESH CHATURTHI * SAT 05 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * SAT 02 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * FRI 11 EKADASHI (APARA) SAT 09 EKADASHI ( PURUSHOTAMA) / SAT 12 SUNDAR KAND * SUNDAR KAND * MON 14 SANKRANTI (JYESTH) WED 13 AMAVAS (MAL MAAS ENDS) TUE 15 AMAVAS FRI 15 SANKRANTI (ASHAAD) WED 16 MAL MAAS BEGINS(ADHIK MAAS) SAT 16 AMRIT VANI * SAT 19 AMRIT VANI * SAT 23 EKADASHI (NIRJALA) FRI 25 EKADASHI ( PURUSHOTAMA) SUN 24 GAYATRI MANTRA JAAP* MON 28 SATYANARAYAN VRAT * WED 27 POORNIMA /SATYANARAYAN VRAT */ TUE 29 POORNIMA VATSAVITRI JULY AUGUST SAT 04 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * SUN 01 GANESH CHATURTHI * TUE 07 EKADASHI (KAMIKA) SAT 07 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * FRI 10 AMAVAS MON 09 EKADASHI (YOGINI) SAT 11 SUNDAR KAND * THU 12 AMAVAS SUN 12 MAHA MRITYUNJYA JAAP* SAT 14 SUNDAR KAND * WED 15 NAG PANCHAMI/INDEPENDENCE DAY INDIA MON 16 SANKRANTI (SHRAAVAN) FRI 17 SANKRANTI (BHADRAPAD) SAT 21 AMRIT VANI * SAT 18 AMRIT VANI* SUN 22 EKADASHI (DEVSHAYANI) SUN 19 MAHA MRITYUNJYA HAVAN* FRI 27 GURU POORNIMA* SATYANARAYAN VRAT MON 20 SHRAVAN MONDAY ENDS MON 30 SHRAVAN MONDAY BEGINS TUE 21 EKADASHI (PAVITRA) TUE 31 GANESH CHATURTHI * SAT 25 SATYANARAYAN VRAT*/ RAKSHA BANDHAN SUN 26 POORNIMA WED 29 GANESH CHATURTHI * * EVENTS WILL BE CELEBRATED IN THE TEMPLE DURGA MANDIR IMPORTANT DATES - 2018 Phone # (609)683-4015/3760 4240 Route 27 www.durgamandirnj.org Princeton NJ 08540 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER SAT 01 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * MON 01 MAHA LAXMI VRAT ENDS SUN 02 SRI KRISHAN JANMASHTAMI* FRI 05 EKDASHI (INDIRA) WED 05 EKADASHI (AJA) SAT 06 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * SAT 08 SUNDAR KAND * MON 08 SARAV PITRI SHRADDH / AMAVAS SUN 09 AMAVAS TUE 09 NAVRATRI BEGIN * TUE 11 HARITAALIKA TEEJ SAT 13 SUNDAR KAND */ WED 12 VINAYAK CHATURTHI * VISHAL BHAGWATI JAGRAN * SAT 15 AMRIT VANI * SUN 14 CHANDI MAHA YAGNA * SUN 16 RADHA ASHTAMI /MAHA LAKSHMI VRAT TUE 16 DURGA ASHTAMI * BEGINS WED 17 MAHA NAVAMI */SANKRANTI (KARTIK) MON 17 SANKRANTI (AASHWIN) THU 18 VIJAYA DASHMI (DUSSEHRA) THU 20 EKADASHI (PADAMA) SAT 20 AMRIT VANI*/EKADASHI(PAPANKUSHA)/ SUN 23 ANANT CHATHURDASHI AKHAND RAMAYAN STARTS* MON 24 POORNIMA / SATYANRAYAN VRAT * SUN 21 RAMAYAN BHOG */ TUE 25 PRATIPADA SHRADDH(PITRI PAKASH) TUE 23 SATYANARAYAN VRAT * BEGINS WED 24 POORNIMA FRI 28 GANESH CHATURTHI * SAT 27 GANESH CHATURTHI */ KARVA CHAUTH * WED 31 AHOI ASHTAMI NOVEMBER DECEMBER SAT 03 EKADASHI (RAMA) / SAT 01 DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * DURGA SAPTASHATI PATH * SUN 02 EKADASHI (UTPANNA) SUN 04 DHAN TRAYODASHI THU 06 AMAVAS MON 05 NARAK CHATURTHI / SAT 08 SUNDAR KAND * HANUMAN JAYANTI*(NORTH) SAT 15 AMRIT VANI * TUE 06 DEEPAWALI (AMAVAS) SUN 16 SANKRANTI (PAUSH) THU 08 ANNAKOOT * /BHAI DOOJ TUE 18 EKADASHI (MOKSHADA) SAT 10 SUNDAR KAND * FRI 21 SATYANARAYAN VRAT * FRI 16 SANKRANTI (MARG SHEERSH) SAT 22 POORNIMA SAT 17 AMRIT VANI * TUE 25 GANESH CHATURTHI * SUN 18 EKADASHI (HARI PARVODHINI) THU 22 POORNIMA / SATYANRAYAN VRAT * SUN 25 GANESH CHATURTHI * * EVENTS WILL BE CELEBRATED IN THE TEMPLE.
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