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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Pateti(Parsi New Year)-Date of Pateti2017-Pateti Whats app Status-Facebook Sms-Pateti Greetings-Pateti Pictures-Pateti Scraps

Here is All Information about Pateti known as Parsi New Year.

Date: 17Agust 2017
Religion : Parsi Community

Pateti is the Parsee New Year's eve.It is celebrated some time in August-September.On the day of Pateti, the Parsees visit their temples.Sandalwood is offered to the Holy Fire.The houses are decorated on the occasion.Rangoli(patterns made on the ground with colored rice flour) adorns the threshold of every Parsee household.Flower garlands are hung on the door.The next day they wish each other a happy new year.Six days after Pateti, the Parsees celebrate Khordad Sal.Khordad Sal is the birthday of Prophet Zoroaster.On all festivals, Parsees wear clean clothes, worship at temples, and feast and visit each other.Charity is also important for the Parsees.

Parsees from one of the smaller community in India.They originally came from Iran.Over a thousand years ago, they settled in India on the western coast.When the Arab conquered Persia, the majority of the population  converted Islam, and the Parsees were not allowed to practice their religion.So they left their country and came to India, where they were free to practice their religion.

Zoroster is the founder of the religion.The supreme deity is Ahura Mazda.Fire is consider holy by the pareses.The sacred fire, which is believed to have been brought by Zoroaster himself from heaven, is kept continually burning in the temples.The majority of Parsee population is settled in Mumbai, where they have their main temples.Some of their important festivals pateti and Khordad Sal.

Pateti Whats app Status-Facebook Sms

Years come and go but this year ,
I specially wish for you,
A double dose of health and happiness
topped with lots of good fortune.
Wishing Happy Pateti...

New Year begins, let us pray,
that it will be a year with new Peace,
New Happiness, and abundance of new friends,
God bless you through out the new Year.
Happy Parsi New Year Pateti...

New Year begins, let us pray,
that it will be a year with new Peace
New Happiness, and abundance of new friends,
God bless you throughout the new year.
Happy Parsi New Year....Pateti

Wishing all Family members
and Dear ones a Happy Pateti
May you all have a Happy,
Peaceful and Prosperous Year ahead.
Happy Parsi new Year...Pateti

New Year begins, let us pray,
that it will be a year with new Peace,
New Happiness, and abundance of new friends,
God bless you through out the new Year.
Happy Parsi New Year.. Pateti..


Pateti Greetings

 





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Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Friendship Day History


Friendship Day History



Friendship is one relation that has survived on earth since its existence. Even when there was no understanding of a lawful marital relationship, the feeling of companionship always existed. This feeling of companionship is actually the feeling of friendship. It is not merely a relationship rather a unique blend of affection, trustworthiness, care, respect, and loads of fun. In present time, when people do not get enough time from work, the importance of friendship is being understood. This is the reason why people decided a special day to reciprocate this special relationship on a special day in a special way. To know more about Friendship's Day history, read on this article.




The tradition of celebrating Friendship Day has been prevalent since a very long time. However, you may not find much written literature about the history and origin of Friendship Day as for a long time no formal date was assigned top this occasion. Humans have been friends ever since civilization came into existence. As a social animal, a human being needs companionship and friendship. Thus one can say that friendship has existed even in pre-historic times. So, the celebration of an occasion specially meant for friendship is really special.

In the year 1935 the United States Congress announced the first Sunday of August as the National Friendship Day. From then on it has caught up with the rest of the world and today everyone celebrates Friendship's Day with much enthusiasm and joy. A special day dedicated just for friends is something that everyone looks forward to. The beautiful idea of honoring one of the most pious relations of all, i.e. Friendship, is appreciated by people all over the world. It has assumed the proportion of being celebrated as a festival. Friends all over the world pay tribute to their chums by giving those gifts and other tributes. The best way to celebrate this beautiful day is by spending the entire day with your special pals.

Though till last few decades, this celebration was popular with people of western countries. It is only with the phase of globalization that people in the other parts of the world came to know about this wonderful celebration. This occasion has been commercially much promoted and now, even the smallest suburban area of a third world country is aware of this occasion. The celebrations are also more or less the same everywhere. People go out with friends and celebrate this occasion by having a gala time together. Exchange of gifts, flowers and cards are popular trends of this occasion. It is estimated that this is one of the most commercially benefiting occasions for the gift and card galleries as millions of gifts, cards and chocolates are bought on this occasion throughout the world. Once started as a small event, this occasion has become as grand as a festival.


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Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Jamshed-E-Navroz Greetings | Jamshed-E-Navroz Scraps

Jamshed-E-Navroz is celebrated all over world Parshi  people.Generally Jamshed-E-Navroz is coming 21st march every year. Jamshed-E-Navroz is celebrated on the first day of the first month of the Zoroastrian year. Jamshed-E-Navroz is a festival symbolizing the spirit of friendship, happiness and harmony.People exchange gifts on account of Jamshed-E-Navroz. Jamshed-E-Navroz bring people from all classes together which is a sign of equality.During this festival people share one another Whats App Sms,Whats App PictureSms,Whats App mobile Status Sms,Facebook Picture Sms,Facebook Sms,Greetings,Wishes,Quoits,Scraps Celebration Pictures and many more.Here is  Some Jamshed-E-Navroz  Greetings and Jamshed-E-Navroz Scraps.You can send to your Friends,Well wishers and relatives.

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Jamshed-E-Navroz is mentioned in the Persian ‘Book of Kings’ or Shah Nemeh by Firdausi. This festival was first celebrated by King Jamshed after whom the festival is named.Jamshed-E-Navroz is coming every year 21st March which also marks the Spring Equinox.Jamshed-E-Navroz is known as Parsi New Year.Jamshed Navroz is celebrated by the Parsi community with immense splendor and grandeur across the world.During this festival people share one another Whats App Sms,Whats App Picture Sms,Whats App mobile Status Sms,Facbook Picture Sms,Facebook Sms,Greetings,Wishes,Quoits,Screps Celebration Pictures and many more.Here is  Some Jamshed-E-Navroz whats App SMS,Facebook SMS ,Text SMS and Jamshed-E-Navroz Picture SMS.You can download and send to your Friends,Well wishers and relatives.

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All things bright and beautiful,
All things good & true,
All things fine and wonderful,
All these are wished for you on this day and always….
NAVROZ MUBARAK!!
May this Navroz be as bright as ever,
May this Navroz bring joy, health and wealth to you,
May the festival of lights brighten up you and your near and dear ones’ lives,
May this Navroz bring in you
the most brightest and choicest happiness and love
you have ever wished for,
May this Navroz bring you the utmost in peace and prosperity,
May lights triumph over darkness,
May peace transcend the earth,
May the spirit of light illuminate the world,
May the light we celebrate at Navroz show us the way
and lead us together on the path of peace and social harmony,
WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY NAVROZ….
For last year’s words belong
to last year’s language
And next year’s words
await another voice.
And to make an end is
to make a beginning.
Nawroz Mubarak
Like birds, let us, leave behind
what we don’t need to carry…
Grudges Sadness Pain Fear & Regrets
Life is beautiful, Enjoy it.
Happy Pateti!
A Relaxed Mind,
A Peaceful Soul,
A Joyful Spirit,
A Healthy Body &
Heart full of Love..
All these are my Prayers for You..
Nauroz Mubarak
As the New Year begins, let us pray
that it will be a year with new Peace
New Happiness
and abundance of new friends
God bless you throughout the
NEW YEAR
Gul ne gulshan se gulfam bheja hai,
sitaro ne aasma se salam bheja hai,
mubarak ho apko naya saal,
hum ne advance me ye piagam bheja hai.
Happy New Year.  HAPPY PATETI

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Navroze  Jamshed-e-Navroz is the first day of the month of the Zoroastrian year.Parsis follow the falsi calender and their NewYear commences  with the Vernal Equinox.The festival is celebrated with lot of enthusiasm.The community dutifully follows all the rituls performed during Jamshed-e-Navroze.

This is the most celebrated festival of the Paris.Every year on March 21 , Navroze is celebrated.Barring one sect of Parsis-considers it as Parsi New Year,those are the Faslis-but nevertheless all Parsis join in the festivitities, enjoy themselves,greet each other and attended the thanks giving ceremonies at Fire Temples.March 21 is the first day of the spring and also the vernal equinox of the sun,and therefore a logical day to celebrate the beinning of yet another year.Hence the name was kept as 'Navroze', which literally means the New Day.

Legend of Jamshed-E-Navroz

The festival was celebrated as far back as the 6th century B.C. when legendary kings like Cyrus and Darius
ruled over the Persian Empore.
Celebration of the festival dates back to over 3000 years when the legendary king of Persia, Jamshedji ascended the throne on the day of 'Navroz'.'Nav' means new and 'Roz' means day.The day happened to be a vernal equinox- when the length of the day equals that of the night.Navroz marked the transition from winter to summer.Later, the particular day came to known and celebrated as 'Jamshed Navroz Festival'.
It is also said , King Jamshedi introduced solar calculation into the Persian calendar and also deternined the date when the Sun enters the constellation of Aries,in the beginning of the year.The advent of spring in February-March and the vernal equinox-these are the two events that mark rhe Jamshed-e-Navroz.On this occasion , it was customary for the king to be weighed in gold and silver, and the money was then distributed among the poor.

Jamshed-E-Navroz  Celebration 

The celebration commences with cleaning the house, seeping out cobwebs, painting the whole house.New clothes would be ordered for the entire family.Garlands of roses and jasmine decorate all doors and windows.Steps and thresholds are marked with beautiful patterns in colour powders like "RANGOLI".
Food is also an important component  in these celebrations.Parsi food is a blend of West Asim and Indian style of cooking."Rava", the popular dish is cooked with Sooji, milk and sugar.When the mixture thickens, it is flavoured with rose water and sprinkled with grated nutmegs.The other popular dish is fried vermicelli, cooked in sugar syrup and sprinkled with almonds and raisins.
Parsis celebrate Navroze in a grand and elaborate fashion.They rejoice whole-heartedly and celebrate the day in a spirit of friendship, harmony and happyness.They were new clothes on the day and welcome the guests with a sprinkling of rosewater and rice and also applying tilak.
Then the folks go to the fire temples for worship where they offer sandalwood stick to the fire .It is customary for the Parsis to cover their heads once they are inside the temples.The children wear small round caps of gold and silver brocade, while men wear small black velvet caps.The women drape their heads withpart of their sarees.After the prayers they greet and hug one another saying "Sal Mubarak"-meaning may the  coming year be prosperous.
Visitors to any house are offered sweets and a glass "Faluda:- a sweet milky drink cooked with a special type of vermicelli flavoured with rose essence and served chilled.Pulaos rich with saffron, fish steamed in banana leaves,chicken curried with ground almonds and plain rice and moong dal must be served for lunch that day.
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Friday, March 11, 2016

Festival Date Wise Calander 2017

Here is Some Information about Festival Date Wise Calendar 2017.



Date / Day
Festival Name
January 2017
01 st January  (Sunday)
New Year Day
02nd  January 2017 (Monday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
05th January 2017 (Thurs Day)
Guru Govind Sing Jayanti
08th January 2017 (Sunday)
Pushya (Paush) Putrada Ekadashi
09th January 2017 (Monday)
Pushya (Paush) Putrada Ekadashi
10th January 2017 (Tues day)
Pradosh Vrat, Rohini Vrat
12th January 2017 (Thursday)
Pushya (Paush) Purnima
13th January 2017 (Friday)
Magha Begins -North, Lohri
14th January 2017 (Saturday
Uttarayana Sankranti , Pongal
15th January 2017 (Sunday)
Sankasta Chaturthi,Magha Bihu
19th January 2017 (Thursday)
Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, Kalashtami
23th January 2017 (Monday)
Shattila Ekadashi,
Shubhash Chandra Bose Jayanti
26th January 2017 (Thursday)
Republic Day
27th January 2017 (Friday)
Mauni  Amavas
31th January 2017 (Friday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi, Ganesha Jayanti
  February 2017
01st February 2017 (Wednesday)
Vasant Panchami
03rd February 2017 (Friday)
Ratha Saptami
04th February 2017 (Saturday)
Bhishma Ashtami
06th February 2017 (Monday)
Rohini Vrat
07th February 2017 (Tuesday)
Jaya Ekadashi
08th February 2017 (Wednesday)
Pradosh Vrat
10th February 2017 (Friday)
Chandra Grahan , Magha Purnima, Guru Ravidas Jayanti, Lalita Jayanti, Thai Pusam
11th February 2017 (Friday)
Phalgun Begins-North
12th February 2017 (Sunday)
Kumbha Sankranti
14th February 2017 (Tuesday)
Sankashti Chaturthi
17th February 2017 (Friday)
Yashoda Jayanti
21th February 2017 (Tuesday)
Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti
22th February 2017 (Wednesday)
Vijaya Ekadashi
24th February 2017 (Friday)
Maha ShivaRatri,Pradosh Vrat
26th February 2017 (Sunday)
Surya Grahan
                                                                 March 2017
02th March 2017 (Thursday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
05th March 2017 (Sunday)
Rohini Vrat
08th March 2017 (Wednesday)
Amalaki Ekadashi
10th March 2017 (Friday)
Pradosh Vrat
11th March 2017 (Saturday)
Masi Magam
12th March 2017 (Sunday)
Holika Dahan, Phalguna Purnima,
Lakshmi Jayanti, Attukal Pongala
13th March 2017 (Monday)
Holi, Dhuleti
14th March 2017 (Tuesday)
Meena Sankranti
15th March 2017 (Wednesday)
Chatrapati Shivaji Jayanti
16th March 2017 (Thursday)
Sankashti Chaturthi
17th March 2017 (Friday)
Ranga Panchami
21th March 2017 (Tuesday)
Sheetala Ashtami , Basoda
24th March 2017 (Friday)
Papmochani Ekadashi
28th March 2017 (Tuesday)
Uugadi , Gudi Padwa, Chaitra Amavasya, Chaitra Navratri
30th March 2017 (Thursday)
Gauri Puja/Gangaur
31th March 2017 (Friday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
                                                                              April2017
01st April 2017 (Saturday)
Lakshmi Panchami, Skanda Sashti,Rohini Vrat                                       
02nd April 2017 (Sunday)
Yamuna Chhath
03rd April 2017 (Monday)
Navapad Oli Begins
05th April 2017 (Wednesday)
Rama Navami
07th April 2017 (Friday)
Kamada Ekadashi
08th April 2017 (Saturday)
Pradosh Vrat
09th April 2017 (Sunday)
Mahavir Swami Jayanti, Panguni Uthiram
10th April 2017 (Monday)
Hazarat Ali's Birthday
11th April 2017 (Tuesday)
Hanuman Jayanti
12th April 2017 (Wednesday)
Vaishakha Begins -North
14th April 2017 (Friday)
Solar New Year, Sankasthi Chaturthi
Ambedkar Jayanti
15th April 2017 (Saturday)
Pohela Boishakh
16th April 2017 (Sunday)
Easter
22nd April 2017 (Saturday)
Varuthini Ekadashi
24th April 2017 (Monday)
Pradosh Vrat
28th April 2017 (Friday)
Akshaya Tritiya , ParashuRam Jayanti
29th April 2017 (Saturday)
Matangi Jayanti, Vinayaka Chaturthi, Rohini Vrat
                                                              May 2017
02nd May 2017 (Tuesday)
Ganga Saptami
02rd May 2017 (Wednesday)
Bagalamukhi Jayanti
04th May 2017 (Thursday)
Sita Navami
06th May 2017 (Saturday)
Mohini Ekadashi
7th May 2017 (Sunday)
Rabindranath Tagor Jayanti
8th May 2017 (Monday)
Pradosh Vrat
09th May 2017 (Tuesday)
Narasimha Jayanti
10th May 2017 (Wednesday)
Buddha Purnima
11th May 2017 (Thursday)
Narada Jayanti
14th May 2017 (Sunday)
Vrishabha Sankranti
21st May 2017 (Sunday)
Hanuman Jayanti-Telugu
22nd May 2017 (Monday)
Apara Ekadashi
23nd May 2017 (Tuesday)
Pradosh Vrat
25th May 2017 (Thursday)
Vat Savitri Vrat , Shani Jayanti,
28th May 2017 (Sunday)
Maharana Pratap Jayanti
29th May 2017 (Monday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
                                                                                 June 2017
03rd June 2017 (Saturday)
Ganga Dussehra
05th June 2017 (Monday)
Nirjala Ekadashi,Gayatri nJayanti
06th June 2017 (Tuesday)
Pradosh Vrat     
09th June 2017 (Thursday)
Vat Purnima Vrat, Kabirdas Jayanti
10th June 2017 (Friday)
Ashadha Begins-North
13th June 2017 (Tuesday)
Sankashti Chaturthi
15th June 2017 (Thursday)
Mithuna Sankranti
20th June 2017 (Tuesday)
Yogini Ekadashi
21th June 2017 (Wednesday)
Year Long Day
23th June 2017 (Friday)
Jamat Ul-Vida, Rohini vrat
25th June 2017 (Sunday)
Jagannath Rathyatra
26th June 2017 (Sunday)
Eid- Ul-Fitr,
Ramadan Eid
27th June 2017 (Monday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
                                                                             July 2017
04th July 2017 (Tuesday)
Devshayani Ekadashi
05th July 2017 (Wednesday)
Gauri Vrat Begins -Gujarat,
06th July 2017 (Thursday)
Pradosh Vrat,Jayaparvati Vrat Begins     
08th July 2017 (Saturday)
Kokila Vrat-Gujarat,
09th July 2017 (Sunday)
Guru Purnima, Gauri Vrat Ends
10th July 2017 (Monday)
Shravan Begins -North, Shravan Somwar Vrat -North        
11th July 2017 (Tuesday)
Mangala Gauri Vrat-North
12th July 2017 (wednesday)
Jayaparvati Vrat Ends, Sankashti Chaturthi
16th July 2017 (Sunday)
Dakshinayana Sankranti
17th July 2017 (Monday)
Shravan Somwar Vrat-North
19th July 2017 (Wednesday)
Kamika Ekadashi
20th July 2017 (Thursday)
Rohini vrat,Kamika Ekadashi
21th July 2017 (Friday)
Pradosh Vrat
23rd July 2017 (Sunday)
 Shravana Amavasya, Darsha Amavasya, Hariyali Amavasya, Aadi Amavasai           
25th July 2017 (Tuesday)
Mangala Gauri Vrat
26th July 2017 (Wednesday)
Hariyali Teej
27th July 2017 (Thursday)
Nag Panchami
30th July 2017 (Sunday)
Tulsi Jayanti
31st July 2017 (Monday)
Shravan Somwar Vrat
                                                                               August 2017
01st August 2017 (Thursday)
Mangala Gauri Vrat
03rd August 2017 (Thursday)
Shravana Putrada Ekadashi
04th August 2017 (Friday)
Varalakshmi  Vrat
05th August 2017 (Saturday)
Pradosh Vrat, Shani Trayodashi
07th August 2017 (Monday)
Shravana Purnima, Rakhi, Raksha Bandhan, Gayatri Jayanti, Narali Purnima, Chandra Grahan, Purnima Upavas, Hayagriva Jayanti, Sanskrit Diwas, Shravan Somwar Vrat                                                      
08th August 2017 (Tuesday)
Bhadrapada Begins-North
10th August 2017 (Thursday)
Kajari  Teej
11th August 2017 (Friday)
Sankashti Chaturthi, Sangada Hara Chathurti -Tamil, Bol Choth -Gujarat
13th August 2017 (Saturday)
Balarama Jayanti, Randhan Chhath -Gujarat
14th August 2017 (Monday)
Shitla Satam,Janmashtami  -Smarta
15th August 2017 (Tuesday)
Janmashtami –ISKCON
Independence Day
16th August 2017 (Wednesday)
Rohini Vrat
17th August 2017 (Thursday)
Simha Sankranti, Malayalam New Year
18th August 2017 (Friday)
Aja Ekadashi
19th August 2017 (Saturday)
Paryushana Parvarambha, Pradosh Vrat
21th August 2017 (Monday)
Surya Grahan , SomvatiAmavas,
Bhadrapad Amavashya
24th August 2017 (Thursday)
Hartalika Teej,Varah Jayanti,Gauri Habba
25th August 2017 (Friday)
Ganesh Chaturthi, Samvatsari
26th August 2017 (Saturday)
Rishi Panchami
29th August 2017 (Tuesday)
Radha Ashtami
30th August 2017 (Wednesday)
Gauri Puja
                                                                        September 2017
02nd September 2017 (Saturday)
Parsva Ekadashi
04th September 2017(Monday)
Labour Day
05th September 2017 (Tuesday)
Ganesh Visarjan , Anant Chaturdashi
06th September 2017 (Wednesday)
Pratipada Shraddha , BhadraPad Purnima
07th September 2017 (Thursday)
Ashwin Begins -North
16th September 2017 (Saturday)
Indira Ekadashi
17th September 2017 (Sunday)
Kanya Sankranti
19th September 2017 (Tuesday)
SarvaPitru Amavasya
21th September 2017 (Thursday)
Navratri Started
22th September 2017 (Friday)
Al-Hijra, Islamic New Year
27th September 2017 (Wednesday)
Saraswati Avahan
28th September 2017 (Thursday)
Durga Ashtami , Sarasvati Puja
29th September 2017 (Friday)
Maha Navami
30th September 2017 (Saturday)
Dussehra, Buddha Jayanti, Madhvacharya Jayanti
October 2017
01st October 2017 (Sunday)
Papankusha Ekadashi
02ndOctober 2017 (Monday)
Gandhi Jayanti
03rdOctober 2017 (Tuesday)
Pradosh Vrat
05th October 2017 (Thursday)
Sharad Purnima
08th October 2017 (Sunday)
Karwa Chauth, Sankashti Chaturthi
10th October 2017 (Tuesday)
Rohini vrat
12th October 2017 (Thursday)
Ahoi Ashtami
15th October 2017 (Sunday)
Rama Ekadashi
16th October 2017 (Monday)
Vag Baras
17th October 2017 (Tuesday)
Tula Sankranti , Dhan Teras
18th October 2017 (Wednesday)
Narak Chaturdashi, Kali Chaudas
19th October 2017 (Thursday)
Diwali/Lakshami Puja
20th October 2017 (Friday)
Gowardhan Puja, New Samvat Begins
21th October 2017 (Saturday)
Bhaiya Duj
26th October 2017 (Thursday)
Chhath Puja
27th October 2017 (Friday)
Jalaram Jayanti
30th October 2017 (Monday)
Kansa Vadh
31th October 2017 (Tuesday)
Devutthana Ekadashi
November 2017
01st November 2017 (Wednesday)
Tulasi Vivah
02st November 2017 (Thursday)
Vaikuntha Chaturdashi,
Vishweshwara Vrat
04th November 2017 (Saturday)
Kartik Purnima
06th November 2017 (Sunday)
Rohini Vrat 
07th November 2017 (Monday)
Sankashti Chaturthi
10th November 2017 (Friday)
Kalabhairav Jayanti
14th November 2017 (Tuesday)
Utpanna Ekadashi, Nehru Jayanti
15th November 2017 (Wednesday)
Pradosh Vrat
16th November 2017 (Thursday)
Vrischika Sankranti
22th November 2017 (Wednesday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
23th November 2017 (Thursday)
Vivah Panchami, Naga Panchami -Telugu
30th November 2017 (Thursday)
Gita Jayanti , Mokshada Ekadashi
December 2017
1st December 2017 (Sunday)
Pradosh Vrat, Milad an-Nabi, Id-e-Milad
3rd December 2017 (Sunday)
Dattatreya Jayanti ,
Margashirsha Purnima
3th December 2017 (Monday)
Paush Begins -North
6th December 2017 (Wednesday)
Sankashti Chaturthi
13th December 2017 (Wednesday)
Saphala Ekadashi
15th December 2017 (Friday)
Pradosh Vrat
16th December 2017 (Saturday)
Dhanu Sankranti
18th December 2017 (Monday)
Somvati Amavas
21st December 2017 (Tuesday)
Shortest Day of Year
22st December 2017 (Wednesday)
Vinayaka Chaturthi
25th  December
Christmas , Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti
29th December 2017 (Friday)
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
30th December 2017 (Saturday)
Pradosh Vrat
31st December 2017 (Saturday)
Rohini vrat

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