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On 11-04-1971. Weekday: Sunday. In the Tamil calendar, Panguni month day 28. Key indicators for this date: Tithi Krishna Paksha Prathama and Nakshatra 2.
11 April 1971 Tamil Calendar | Panguni 28
11-04-1971
Panguni 28 Virodhikritu
Thithi
Krishna Paksha Prathama
Weekday
Sunday
Nakshatra
Chitra - Pada 2
Now: 2
Yogam
Nithya (luni-solar)
Harshana
Nalla Neram
Morning: 06:21 - 07:21
Evening: 04:50 - 05:50
Gowri Neram
Morning: 07:30 - 09:00
Evening: -
ராகு
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
எம
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
குளிகை
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Today's vratams & festivals
No matching observances found in the festival datasets.
Upcoming festivals
Next 14 days
- 1971-04-15 — Sankatahara Chaturthi (open day)
- 1971-04-17 — Shasti (open day)
- 1971-04-21 — Ekadasi (open day)
- 1971-04-23 — Pradosham (open day)
- 1971-04-24 — Masik Shivaratri (open day)
- 1971-04-25 — Amavasai (open day)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The daily Tamil calendar is a traditional daily almanac (Panchangam) that details the day's astrological alignments including Tithi, Nakshatra, and auspicious timings.
Our daily calendar automatically calculates Nalla Neram, Rahu Kalam, and Yamagandam for any selected date.
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How To Read Today
Key indicators for this date: Tithi Krishna Paksha Prathama and Nakshatra 2. Use this with sunrise/sunset windows and related tools for practical planning.
Traditional Planning Context
In the Tamil calendar, Panguni month day 28. Compare day signals with muhurtham, vratham, and family scheduling decisions.
Related Topics
This summary supports daily Tamil calendar, panchangam, tithi, nakshatra, and festival discovery for 1971.