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AHT Calendar 2021 AHT Calendar 2021 Austin Hindu Temple & Community Center 9801 Decker Lake Road, Austin, Texas 78724 Ph: 512-927-0000 Email: [email protected] www.austinhindutemple.org Austin Hindu Temple And Community Center 9801 Decker Lake Road, Austin, Texas - 78724 I Ph: 512 927 0000 [email protected] I www.austinhindutemple.org Volunteers are the backbone of the Austin Hindu Temple (AHT). The temple could not have been run so successfully without the help of the numerous tireless volunteers. There are several volunteer opportunities available at the AHT for the following committees. *Art and Decoration * First Aid * Parking * Audio Setup * Food Services * Photography *Cleaning the premises * General Help * Reception *Construction * Kids Entertainment * Religious Activities *Cultural *Land Scaping * Seniors Help * Education (Gurukulam/SummerCamp) *Library * Video Recording * Facility Repair & Maintenance * Media/Communication In addition, AHTalso does charityactivities like "food donation" for students in need once a month. If we have more volunteers ands ponsors, we would like to extend this activity to everyweek. Ifyou would like to help us in any of the above tasks, please send anem ail to [email protected] or [email protected] with your name, contact information (phone number and email id) and the list of task(s) you are interested. Also, mention "AHT Seva Services" in the subject line. For more information, please call 512-927-0000 or check at the temple's frontdesk. AHTSeva Committee Dear AHTCC Trustees, Devotees, Patrons, and all Volunteers We Wish you all a Happy New Year 2021 and the new year brings you and your family prosperity and the best of health and wealth. We look forward for a fresh beginning with new initiates at AHTCC for the year 2021. Even though the Year 2020 was a challenging one, with all challenges we were able to do all our religious functions without compromising the quality of service and provide better devotee experience and other major temple activities. We thank you again for all your generous support and looking forward to your continuous support for this year 2021 and years to come. Thank you and God Bless all of us. Board of Directors - For the period 2020-2021 Executive Committee - For the period 2020-2021 Last Name First name Position Last Name First name Position Mani Kalvi Chairman Bashyam Ram President Kondapalli Krishna Vice Chairman Taluru Siva Vice President Gobburu Krishna Secretary Akkaraju Madhusudan Secretary Tupuri Raghuram Member Pabbisetty Mahalakshmi Asst. Secretary Kumar Udaya Member Dendukuri Arun Treasurer Majjiga VB Reddy Member Gadam Babu Asst. Treasurer Patnaik Saroj Member Vuppala Sandeep Religious Committee Chair Bashyam Ram EC President Ramachandran Hari HR Committee Chair Mohan Sruthi Cultural Committee Chair Swami Tusar Communication Committee Chair Bhagawatula Hemanth Technology Committee Chair Aduri Srinivas Education Committee Chair Kalavakolanu Anil Maintenance Committee Chair Chimmula Pravardhan Seva Committee Chair Mani Kalvi BOD Chair Kalvi Mani Ram Bashyam Chairman BOD President Executive Committee AHT Special Events January 2021 1 Friday New year 2 Saturday Sankatahara Chathurthi ( Prasanna Ganapathi Abhishekam) 6 Wednesday Kala BhairavarAbhishekam 7 Thursday Sudharsana & Narasimhar Abhishekam 10 Sunday Pradosham (Sri Viswanatha Abhishekam) 11 Monday Hanuman Jayanthi(Tamil) 13 Wednesday Goda Kalyanam 13 Wednesday Bhogi / Lohri 14 Thursday Pongal / Makara Sankranti / Makara Jyothi 14 Thursday Sravana Nakshatram ( Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam) 15 Friday Kanuma 20 Wednesday Chandi Homam 25 Monday Pradosham (Sri ViswanathaAbhishekam) 27 Wednesday Satyanarayana pooja 27 Wednesday Navavarna pooja ( Sri Chakrarchana ) 28 Thursday thai poosam 31 Sunday Sankatahara Chathurthi ( Prasanna Ganapathi Abhishekam) Lord Venkateswara January 2021 SHAARVARI MARGASIRA – PUSHYA AYANA: UTTARA, RITU: SHISHIRA DHANUSH – MAKARA, MARGAZHI – THAI SUN:07:23-18:06 31 SUN:07:28-17:41 1 SUN:07:29-17:41 2 MOON:21:20 MOON:20:19 MOON:21:22 TRITIIYA 08:55 MARGASIRA K TRITIIYA 21:40 CHATURTHI 20:52 CHATURTHI 30:55 PUSHYA 08:45 ASLESHA 08:47 P.PHALGUNI 13:48 RK:11:18-12:34 YM:15:07-16:24 RK:10:02-11:18 YM:13:51-15:08 RK:16:45-18:06 YM:12:44-14:05 DM:09:31-10:12, 12:55-13:36 DM:07:28-08:09, 08:09-08:50 DM:16:40-17:23 V:20:35-22:06 V:21:34-23:10 AK:31:11-32:47 V:20:37-22:11 AK:30:04-31:39 AK:07:42-09:14 , 29:39-31:10 ENGLISH NEW YEAR SANKATAHARA CHATURTHI SANKATAHARA CHATURTHI SUN:07:29-17:42 3 SUN:07:29-17:43 4 SUN:07:29-17:44 5 SUN:07:29-17:44 6 SUN:07:29-17:45 7 SUN:07:29-17:46 8 SUN:07:29-17:47 9 MOON:22:25 MOON:23:28 MOON:N/A MOON:00:31 MOON:01:35 MOON:02:40 MOON:03:48 PANCHAMI 19:44 SHASHTHI 18:17 SAPTAMI 16:34 ASHTAMI 14:37 NAVAMI 12:28 DASHAMI 10:10 EKADASHI 07:47 MAGHA 08:27 AK:25:33-27:07 P.PHALGUNI 07:47 HASTA 29:39 CHITRA 28:16 AK:22:14-23:44 SWATHI 26:42 VISHAAKHA 25:02 AK:16:51-18:20 DVADASHI 29:23 RK:16:25-17:42 YM:12:35-13:52 U.PHALGUNI 30:51 RK:15:10-16:27 YM:10:03-11:19 RK:12:37-13:54 YM:08:46-10:03 RK:13:54-15:11 YM:07:29-08:46 RK:11:20-12:37 YM:15:12-16:29 ANURAADHA 23:20 DM: 16:20-17:01 V:16:13-17:47 RK:08:46-10:02 YM:11:19-12:36 DM:09:32-10:13, 23:14-24:09 DM: 12:16-12:57 V:13:11-14:42 DM:10:54-11:35, 15:01-15:42 DM:09:33-10:14, 12:58-13:39 RK:10:04-11:21 YM:13:55-15:12 DM:12:56-13:37, 14:59-15:40 V: 14:49-16:21 AK:23:57-25:28 V:09:30-11:00 AK:18:28-19:58 V:07:55-09:24 , 28:45-30:14 DM:07:29-08:10, 08:10-08:52 WATHI V: 14:42-16:14 AK:23:55-25:28 S Ø V:28:32-30:01 AK:13:40-15:09 SAPHALA EKADASHI SUN:07:29-17:48 10 SUN:07:29-17:48 11 SUN:07:29-17:49 SUN:07:29-17:50 13 SUN:07:29-17:51 14 SUN:07:29-17:52 15 SUN:07:29-17:53 16 MOON:04:57 MOON:06:04 MOON:07:06 12 MOON:08:02 MOON:08:51 MOON:09:32 MOON:10:09 TRAYODASHI 27:02 CHATURDASHI 24:52 AMAVASYA 23:00 PAUSHA S PRATHAMA 21:31 DVITIIYA 20:35 TRITIIYA 20:16 CHATURTHI 20:38 JYESHTHA 21:39 MULA 20:08 AK:14:08-15:38 P.SHADHA 18:51 U.SHADA 17:58 SHRAVANA 17:34 DHANISHTA 17:47 V:25:14-26:54 SATABHISA 18:39 RK:16:30-17:47 YM:12:38-13:56 RK:08:47-10:04 YM:11:21-12:39 RK:15:14-16:32 YM:10:04-11:22 RK:12:39-13:57 YM:08:47-10:04 RK:13:58-15:15 YM:07:29-08:47 RK:11:22-12:40 YM:15:16-16:34 RK:10:05-11:23 YM:13:59-15:17 DM:16:25-17:06 AK:13:28-14:57 DM:12:59-13:41, 15:03-15:44 DM:09:33-10:14, 23:17-24:12 DM:12:19-13:00 V:21:54-23:28 DM:10:56-11:38, 15:05-15:46 DM:09:33-10:15, 13:01-13:42 DM:07:29-08:10, 08:10-08:52 PRADOSHAM V:18:38-20:07 , 29:13-30:44 V:26:33-28:06 AK:14:18-15:49 AK:11:48-13:20 , 31:20-32:55 V:21:36-23:13 AK:31:17-32:54 KANUMA V:25:28-27:10 AK:11:11-12:51 ASA HIVARATRI MAVASYA ARPANAM AKARA ANKRAMANA HRAVANA ASA INAYAKA HATURTHI TN: THONDARADIPPODI MS AT MS 20:50:45 SØ MVC MARGHAZHI MOOLAM BHOGI, LOHRI , GODA PONGAL HANUMAN JAYANTHI (TAMIL) KALYANAM, MAKARA SANKRANTHI DHANURMASA ENDS SUN:07:29-17:54 17 SUN:07:28-17:54 18 SUN:07:28-17:55 19 SUN:07:28-17:56 20 SUN:07:27-17:57 21 SUN:07:27-17:58 22 SUN:07:27-17:59 23 MOON:10:41 MOON:11:10 MOON:11:39 MOON:12:07 MOON:12:37 MOON:13:09 MOON:13:45 PANCHAMI 21:44 SHASHTHI 23:29 SAPTAMI 25:45 ASHTAMI 28:20 NAVAMI 30:59 DASHAMI ALL DAY DASHAMI 09:26 P.BHADRA 20:13 AK:11:42-13:24 U.BHADRA 22:25 AK:17:10-18:55 REVATI 25:06 ASHVINI 28:06 AK:20:00-21:48 BHARANI 31:10 KRITTIKA ALL DAY KRITTIKA 10:03 V:27:41-29:27 RK:16:35-17:53 YM:12:41-13:59 RK:08:46-10:05 YM:11:23-12:41 RK:15:18-16:37 YM:10:05-11:23 RK:12:42-14:00 YM:08:46-10:05 RK:14:01-15:19 YM:07:27-08:46 RK:11:23-12:42 YM:15:20-16:39 RK:10:05-11:24 YM:14:02-15:21 DM:16:30-17:12 V:30:41-32:26 DM:13:02-13:44, 15:07-15:49 DM:09:33-10:15, 23:20-24:14 DM:12:21-13:03 V:23:36-25:24 DM:10:57-11:39, 15:09-15:51 DM:09:33-10:15, 13:03-13:45 DM: 07:27-08:09, 08:09-08:51 ASA KANDA HASTHI ASA URGASTHAMI JUPITER SETS IN WEST M S S V: 11:45-13:32 AK:22:26-24:13 M D V: 14:56-16:44 AK:25:45-27:33 V:20:36-22:24 AK:31:21-33:09 GURU MODHYAMI BEGIN KRITTIKA Ø SUN:07:26-18:00 24 SUN:07:26-18:01 25 SUN:07:25-18:01 26 SUN:07:25-18:02 27 SUN:07:24-18:03 SUN:07:24-18:04 29 SUN:07:23-18:05 30 MOON:14:26 MOON:15:13 MOON:16:06 MOON:17:05 MOON:18:07 28 MOON:19:11 MOON:20:16 EKADASHI 11:28 DVADASHI 12:55 TRAYODASHI 13:41 CHATURDASHI 13:47 PURNIMA 13:16 PAUSHA K DVITIIYA 10:43 ROHINI 12:31 MRIGASIRA 14:25 AARDRA 15:42 V:28:00-29:39 PUNARVASU 16:19 AK:13:51-15:30 PUSHYA 16:20 PRATHAMA 12:12 MAGHA 14:58 RK:16:40-18:00 YM:12:43-14:02 RK:08:45-10:04 YM:11:24-12:43 RK:15:22-16:42 YM:10:04-11:24 RK:12:43-14:03 YM:08:44-10:04 RK:14:04-15:23 YM:07:24-08:44 ASLESHA 15:51 RK:10:04-11:24 YM:14:04-15:24 DM:16:35-17:17 V:18:33-20:17 DM:13:04-13:47, 15:11-15:53 DM: 09:32-10:15, 23:23-24:16 DM:12:22-13:05 V:24:19-25:55 DM:10:57-11:40, 15:13-15:55 RK:11:24-12:44 YM:15:24-16:44 DM:07:23-08:06, 08:06-08:49 AK:08:59-10:45 , 28:55-30:39 V:23:16-24:57 AK:29:10-30:51 SATYANARAYANA PUJA V:28:53-30:27 AK:09:56-11:32 DM:09:32-10:14, 13:05-13:48 V:22:34-24:06 AK:12:39-14:12 UTRADA KADASHI RADOSHAM P E P THAI POOSAM V: 27:24-28:57 AK:14:17-15:51 TN: THIRUMALISAI PANCHANGA BY MYPANCHANG.COM CALCULATED AS PER AUSTIN, TX USA’S LONGITUDE & LATITUDE AHT Special Events February 2021 4 Thursday Sudharsana & Narasimhar Abhishekam 4 Thursday Kala Bhairavar Abhishekam 8 Monday Pradosham (Sri Viswanatha Abhishekam) 10 Wednesday Sravana Nakshatram ( Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam) 13 Saturday Vasavi Athmarpana Day 16 Tuesday vasantha panchami 18 Thursday ratha saptami 19 Friday Chandi Homam 22 Monday Bhishma Ekadashi 24 Wednesday Pradosham (Sri Viswanatha Abhishekam) 26 Friday Navavarna pooja ( Sri Chakrarchana ) morning 26 Friday Satyanarayana pooja 26 Friday Maasi magham
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