Hindu Calendar for Ujjain — September 2004 | Tithi, Nakshatra, Festivals, Muhurat

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Panchang Calendar 2004

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September 2004Shravana - Bhadrapada 2061
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Ch. S.
29
14
Pu. S.
30
15
Dw. K.
31
17
Tr. K.
1
18
Ch. K.
2
19
Pn. K.
3
20
Sh. K.
4
21
Sp. K.
5
22
Teacher's Day
Sp. K.
6
22
As. K.
7
23
Nv. K.
8
24
Ds. K.
9
25
Ek. K.
10
26
Dw. K.
11
27
Tr. K.
12
28
Ch. K.
13
29
Am. K.
14
30
Hindi Diwas
Pr. S.
15
1
Dw. S.
16
2
Kanya Sankranti
Tr. S.
17
3
Ch. S.
18
4
Ganesh Chaturthi
Pn. S.
19
5
Sh. S.
20
6
Sp. S.
21
7
As. S.
22
8
Ds. S.
23
10
Ek. S.
24
11
Dw. S.
25
12
Tr. S.
26
13
Ch. S.
27
14
Pu. S.
28
15
Pitru Paksha
Pr. K.
29
16
Dw. K.
30
17
Tr. K.
1
18
Ch. K.
2
19
Festival
Ekadashi
Purnima
Amavasya
Sankranti
Vrat

September 2004 Panchang Calendar — Ujjain, India

Daily Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga and festival data for every day of September 2004 for Ujjain, India.

Complete Panchang for September 2004 — Ujjain, India. Includes Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Sunrise, Sunset and Hindu festivals.
DateHindu DateTithiNakshatraFestivals & Events
1WedShravana 18Kr. Tritiyaends 3:27Uttara Bhadrapadaends 18:04
2ThuShravana 19Kr. Chaturthiends 3:24Revatiends 18:24
3FriShravana 20Kr. Panchamiends 4:07Ashwiniends 19:30
4SatShravana 21Kr. Shashthiends 5:32Bharaniends 21:18
5SunShravana 22Kr. Saptamiends 7:31Krittikaends 23:43
Teacher's Day
6MonShravana 22Kr. Saptamiends 7:31Rohiniends 2:32
7TueShravana 23Kr. Ashtamiends 9:52Mrigashirshaends 5:31
8WedShravana 24Kr. Navamiends 12:20Ardraends 8:28
9ThuShravana 25Kr. Dashamiends 14:42Ardraends 8:28
10FriShravana 26Kr. Ekadashiends 16:44Punarvasuends 11:08
Ekadashi
11SatShravana 27Kr. Dwadashiends 18:20Pushyaends 13:25
12SunShravana 28Kr. Trayodashiends 19:25Ashleshaends 15:11
13MonShravana 29Kr. Chaturdashiends 19:57Maghaends 16:26
14TueShravana 30Kr. Amavasyaends 19:59Purva Phalguniends 17:11
AmavasyaHindi Diwas
15WedBhadrapada 1Sh. Pratipadaends 19:33Uttara Phalguniends 17:29
16ThuBhadrapada 2Sh. Dwitiyaends 18:43Hastaends 17:23
SankrantiKanya Sankranti
17FriBhadrapada 3Sh. Tritiyaends 17:33Chitraends 16:57
18SatBhadrapada 4Sh. Chaturthiends 16:06Swatiends 16:13
Ganesh Chaturthi
19SunBhadrapada 5Sh. Panchamiends 14:25Vishakhaends 15:16
20MonBhadrapada 6Sh. Shashthiends 12:31Anuradhaends 14:06
21TueBhadrapada 7Sh. Saptamiends 10:28Jyeshthaends 12:47
22WedBhadrapada 8Sh. Ashtamiends 8:16Mulaends 11:20
23ThuBhadrapada 10Sh. Dashamiends 3:41Purva Ashadhaends 9:48
24FriBhadrapada 11Sh. Ekadashiends 1:25Uttara Ashadhaends 8:15
Ekadashi
25SatBhadrapada 12Sh. Dwadashiends 23:17Shravanaends 6:46
26SunBhadrapada 13Sh. Trayodashiends 21:22Shatabhishaends 4:19
27MonBhadrapada 14Sh. Chaturdashiends 19:47Purva Bhadrapadaends 3:36
28TueBhadrapada 15Sh. Purnimaends 18:39Uttara Bhadrapadaends 3:20
PurnimaPitru Paksha
29WedBhadrapada 16Kr. Pratipadaends 18:02Revatiends 3:37
30ThuBhadrapada 17Kr. Dwitiyaends 18:02Ashwiniends 4:31
EkadashiPurnimaAmavasyaTodaySh. = Shukla Paksha · Kr. = Krishna Paksha

Understanding Vedic Calendar

Monthly Panchang Calendar for September 2004

Here's the panchang calendar for September 2004 in Ujjain, India. The maasik panchang consists of Shravana and Bhadrapada (2061 Vikram Samvat).

This Month's Highlights

To summarize this information for you, September has 5 festivals and observances marked on the calendar. Ekadashi (fasting days) fall on the 10th and 24th. Purnima is on the 28th. Amavasya is on the 14th. Sankranti occurs on the 16th.

Major festivals you would be interested during this month: Ganesh Chaturthi, Pitru Paksha.

Would you like to know how the Panchang Calendar works?

The Hindu panchang calendar is lunisolar, meaning it tracks both the Moon and the Sun. A lunar month lasts about 29.5 days, based on the Moon's cycle. The calendar shows Tithi (lunar day), which changes at different times than the regular day.

There are two systems: Purnimanta (used in North India) starts the month after the full moon, while Amanta (used in South India) starts after the new moon. You can switch between these in the calendar settings.

How can you Use the Panchang Calendar

Click any date to see complete details for that day. You'll get:

  • Complete Panchang (Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana)
  • Festival details and significance
  • Good timings (Muhurat) for important activities
  • Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times

Why Location Matters

We calculate this calendar specifically for Ujjain. Sunrise, sunset, and Tithi transitions happen at different times in different places. Using a calendar made for Delhi won't give you accurate times if you're in Mumbai or New York.

This matters because many rituals and practices are tied to specific times. Location-specific calculations ensure you get the right timings for your area.

Planning Your Month

Use this calendar to:

  • Remember upcoming festivals and fasting days
  • Find good dates for weddings, housewarmings, and new beginnings
  • Track Ekadashi and other important spiritual days
  • Plan activities around the lunar cycle

This calendar helps you stay connected with Vedic traditions. Whether you're planning a puja, choosing an auspicious date, or tracking festivals, you get accurate information calculated specifically for Ujjain.

Vedic Date and Time

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Month Festivals

5 festivals this month
Teacher's Day
September 5
Hindi Diwas
September 14
Kanya Sankranti
September 16
Ganesh Chaturthi
September 18
Pitru Paksha
September 28

September Month Summary

Total Festivals: 5
Ekadashi Dates: September 10, 24
Purnima: September 28
Amavasya: September 14
Sankranti: September 16
Major Festivals: Ganesh Chaturthi, Pitru Paksha