Entries from November 2008
7th November, Friday – Akshaya Navami Vratam
9th November, Sunday – Chiluku Dwadasi, Ksheerabdi Dwadasi, Chaturmasa Vrata Samapthi
12th November, Wednesday – Tulsi Vivah, Vaikunta Chaturdasi
13th November, thursday – Kartik Pournami, Tripura Pournami
15th November, Saturday – Thretha Yuga Antham
16th November, Sunday – Sankata Hara Chaturthi
19th November, Wednesday – Bhanu Saptami, Savitri Kalvadi, Anuradha Karthe
23rd November, Sunday - Sri Satya Sai Baba Birthday, Guru Ekadasi
25th November, Tuesday – Yama Preeti Deepa Daanam
26th November, Wednesday – Dhanvantari Jayanthi, Padmanabha Thrrtham Punya Dinam, Krishna Angaaraka Chaturdasi, Uthpathyekadasi
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Categories: Hinduism · Indian Festivals
Tagged: Akshaya Navami Vratam, Anuradha Karthe, Bhanu Saptami, Chaturmasa Vrata Samapthi, Chiluku Dwadashi, Chiluku Dwadasi, Dhanvantari jayanthi, Festivals in Kartik Month, Guru Ekadasi, Karthika Masa Festivals, Karthika Pandugalu, Kartik Pournami, Krishna Angaaraka Chaturdasi, Ksheerabdhi Dwadashi, Ksheerabdi Dwadas, Padmanabha Thrrtham Punya Dinam, Sankata Hara Chaturthi, Satya Sai Baba Jayanthi, Savitri Kalvadi, Sri Satya Sai Baba Birthday, Thretha Yuga Antham, Tripura Pournami, Tulsi Vivah, Uthpathyekadasi, Vaikunta Chaturdasi, Yama Preeti Deepa Daanam
November 3, 2008 · 1 Comment
Chiluku Dwadashi is the day to worship Tulsi and Damodar (Lord Vishnu). On this day, devotees celebrate the marriage of Tulsi and Damodar.
Devotees sanctify the place where Tulsi Vrindavan plant is established and decorate it with the leaves and branches of Amla. A branch with fruits of Amla is planted in Tulsi Vrindavan and worshipped. Tulsi Damodar Vivah is performed in teh evening.
Tulsi Damodar Vivah is celebrated on the day of Kartik Shukla Dwadashi.
In 2008, Tulsi Vivah is performed on 10th November, Monday. The day of Tulsi Damodar Vivah is also called as Chilku Dwadasi or Ksheerabdi Dwadasi.
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Categories: Hinduism · Indian Festivals
Tagged: Chilku Dwadasi, Chiluku Dwadashi, Festivals in Karthika Masam, Hindu Festivals in November 2008, Karteeka Masa Utsavalu, Kartik month, Ksheerabdi Dwadasi, Ritauls in Kartik Month, Tulasi Damodara Kalyanam, Tulasi Lagnam, Tulasi Saligram Vivah, Tulasi Vivah, Tulasi Vivaham, Tulsi Damodar Vivah, Tulsi Dhaligrama Vivah, Tulsi Kalyan, Tulsi Laggam, Tulsi Shaligrama Vivah
‘The Match Winner’, ‘Mr. Jumbo’ and ‘Indian Leggie’, Anil Kumble announced his retirement on 2nd November, Sunday, the last day of the third test between India and Australia during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
In his favorite ground where he took the record haul of 10 wickets in an innings, he left International cricket. He got a grand farewell from his fellow cricketers and the cricket lovers in Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium, New Delhi.
“It would have been ideal if we had won this Test, but the body was certainly telling me, asking me questions every day” – Anil Kumble.
Categories: India Flash News · Indian Cricket
Tagged: Anil Kumble, Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium New Delhi, Indian Cricket, Indian Leg Spinner, Jumbo, Retirement of Anil Kumble
Categories: Hinduism · Indian Festivals
Tagged: Andhra Pradesh Regional Festivals, Festivals in Karthik Month, Festivals in Karthika Masam, festivals in November 2008, Kartika masa festivals, Nag Chaviti, Naga Panchami, Naga Sashti, Nagula Chavithi, Nagula Chavithi 2009, Nagula Chavithi in Karthika Masam, Nagula Shashti
