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DURGA PUJA TIMING 1412 (Delhi)
Days are counted based on sunrise and sunset while 'Tithi' depends on the rising and setting of the moon. Sandhi Puja is performed counting 'Tithi'. Sasthi, Saptami, Nabami and Dashami pujas are performed after sunrise even if they fall in the previous evenings. 

"Sandhi puja" is the End moment of Ashtami and the beginning of Nabami is the time for Sandhi Puja. At this time Devi Durga transformed into Devi Camunda to kill "Chando" and "Mundo", the two generals of Mahishasura.
 
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Time-Table of Durga Puja of the year 2005 : (According to IST)
For Delhi

8th October (The fifth lunar day: Panchami) –sun rises at 6:22 am and sets at 5:55 pm. lasting up to 2-32 pm. At evening invocation of goddess Durga (Bodhanam)

9th October (The sixth lunar day: MahaSasthi) – sun rises at 6:22 am and sets at 5:55 pm. lasting up to 1 pm. Within forenoon worship abiding by the provided customs for the day must be begun. At evening praying for inviting the goddess and dwelling home (Adhibasa).

10th October (The seventh lunar day: MahaSapthami) – sun rises at 6:23 am and sets at 5:52 pm. lasting up to 11:09 am.
Establishment of new leaf (kalabow) and beginning of worship abiding by the provided customs for the day must be begun within forenoon.
Worship according to the customs provided for late night should be begun at past of 11:49pm but within 12:37pm.
Goddess will ride on elephant to come on earth; out come—plentiful harvest.

11th October (The eighth lunar day: MahaAshthami) – sun rises at 6:23 am and sets at 5:52 pm. lasting up to 9:03 am. Beginning of worship abiding by the provided customs for the day must be begun within 9:03 am but in respect of worship for the juncture moment of The eighth & ninth lunar day it should be begun within 8:39 am.

Performing ritualism for the veerashthami and ritualistic fasting for the Maha Ashthami within 9:03 am.

Timing for worship for the juncture moment of The eighth & ninth lunar day

Beginning: at past of 8:39am

Immolation: at past of 9:03am

Ending: within 9:27am


After finishing worship for the juncture moment of The eighth & ninth lunar day Worship in respect of the custom provided for the ninth lunar day be begun at past of 9:27am but within forenoon.


12th October (The ninth lunar day (Nabami) & Vijaya-Dashami) -- sun rises at 6:24 am and sets at 5:50 pm The ninth lunar day lasts upto 6:47 am and the tenth lunar day up to 4:23am of 13th October. Worship in respect of the custom provided for the tenth lunar day be begun at past of 6:47 am but within forenoon and immersion.


Goddess will return on boat; outcome—increase of crop & water.

After immersion worship of Aparajita (according to family – customs) & ritualism of Vijaya dashami.
BENGALI CALENDAR
Bengali Calendar (1412):
Baishakh from Bishakha 
Jiashthya from Jaishtha 
Ashara from Shar 
Shraban from Srabani 
Bhadra from Bhadrapada 
Ashwin from Aswaini 
Kartik from Kartika 
Agrahayon from Agraihon 
Poush from Poushya 
Magh from Magha 
Falgun from Falguni, and 
Chaitra from Chitra stars. 

 

 
 

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