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When Is Holika Dahan? Date, Time And Significance Of The Bonfire Ritual
According to the almanac, Holika Dahan will be performed after the eclipse ends on March 3, 2026.
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Celestial Events 2026: Eclipses, Planetary Meetings, And Stunning Sky Wonders For Stargazers
The Old Farmer's Almanac has said that the year will offer several special moments in the sky.
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May 2025's Rare Palindrome Dates Spark Viral Buzz Online
May 2025 features a rare sequence of 11 palindrome dates, including 10 consecutive days from May 20-29, sparking excitement and good luck speculation on social media.
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Reverse Manhattanhenge 2024: Everything You Need To Know About The Event
One can see reverse Manhattanhenge best on Thursday morning at 7:11 am, when the sun rises and aligns perfectly with the city's streets.
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"More Advanced Than Western Calendar": Delhi University On Its Almanac
Delhi University will distribute 10,000 copies of its newly launched Panchang -- an ancient Indian knowledge system-based almanac -- to the academic community across the country, the varsity officials said on Saturday.
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Exercise Books, Almanacs To Be Distributed Free Of Cost To Government School Students In Bihar
The move is a part of the slew of measures being taken by the government to improve academic standards in the state, said additional chief secretary (ACS) of the state education department, Dipak Kumar Singh.
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Cold Moon 2020: Know All About Cold Moon, The Last Full Moon Of The Year
Last Full Moon of the year 2020: Cold Moon on December 29 is the last celestial event of the year. Historically all the Full Moons have names linked to the seasons or local social customs. The 'Old farmers Almanac' says, the Cold Moon gets its name as this is time "when the winter cold fastens its grip and the nights become long and dark."
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Goddess to Stay Longer in Kolkata, As Departure Dates Differ
Goddess Durga has decided to extend her holiday. Two calendars differ on the date of her departure. One says today, another tomorrow. Kolkata is celebrating both. Like all Bengalis who love their holidays, the Goddess has also apparently decided, why not.
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'Supermoon' to Make Mischief With Sun and Sea
Norse legend has it that two giant wolves roam the sky, with Skoll chasing the moon and its brother Hati going after the sun.
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When Is Holika Dahan? Date, Time And Significance Of The Bonfire Ritual
According to the almanac, Holika Dahan will be performed after the eclipse ends on March 3, 2026.
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Celestial Events 2026: Eclipses, Planetary Meetings, And Stunning Sky Wonders For Stargazers
The Old Farmer's Almanac has said that the year will offer several special moments in the sky.
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May 2025's Rare Palindrome Dates Spark Viral Buzz Online
May 2025 features a rare sequence of 11 palindrome dates, including 10 consecutive days from May 20-29, sparking excitement and good luck speculation on social media.
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Reverse Manhattanhenge 2024: Everything You Need To Know About The Event
One can see reverse Manhattanhenge best on Thursday morning at 7:11 am, when the sun rises and aligns perfectly with the city's streets.
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"More Advanced Than Western Calendar": Delhi University On Its Almanac
Delhi University will distribute 10,000 copies of its newly launched Panchang -- an ancient Indian knowledge system-based almanac -- to the academic community across the country, the varsity officials said on Saturday.
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Exercise Books, Almanacs To Be Distributed Free Of Cost To Government School Students In Bihar
The move is a part of the slew of measures being taken by the government to improve academic standards in the state, said additional chief secretary (ACS) of the state education department, Dipak Kumar Singh.
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Cold Moon 2020: Know All About Cold Moon, The Last Full Moon Of The Year
Last Full Moon of the year 2020: Cold Moon on December 29 is the last celestial event of the year. Historically all the Full Moons have names linked to the seasons or local social customs. The 'Old farmers Almanac' says, the Cold Moon gets its name as this is time "when the winter cold fastens its grip and the nights become long and dark."
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Goddess to Stay Longer in Kolkata, As Departure Dates Differ
Goddess Durga has decided to extend her holiday. Two calendars differ on the date of her departure. One says today, another tomorrow. Kolkata is celebrating both. Like all Bengalis who love their holidays, the Goddess has also apparently decided, why not.
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'Supermoon' to Make Mischief With Sun and Sea
Norse legend has it that two giant wolves roam the sky, with Skoll chasing the moon and its brother Hati going after the sun.
