Sri Parabhava Nama Samvatsaram · Bhadrapadam – Asviyujam · Shaka 1948
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తిTithi with its paksham (శు. Shukla, waxing / బ. Bahula, waning) and the time it ends. Two tithis are listed when both end before the next sunrise.నNakshatram and the time it endsదుDurmuhurtam, one or two windowsవVarjyam, or వర్జ్యం లేదు (none) that dayరాRahu kalam+The time falls after midnight, on the next date. 3:33 AM+ means 3:33 AM the following morning.రా.మొరాత్రి మొత్తం: continues through the whole night, into the next dayThe moon as it looks that day. A ringed moon marks Pournami (full moon) or Amavasya (new moon).
Times are calculated for the selected city and shown in its local time, with daylight saving applied automatically. Telugu panchangam days run sunrise to sunrise, so the tithi and nakshatram shown for a date are the ones in force at that day's sunrise. Lunar months follow the amanta system used in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana; Lahiri ayanamsa.
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October 2026 daily panchangam · Milan
This October 2026 Telugu calendar for Milan falls in Sri Parabhava nama samvatsaram (పరాభవ), Bhadrapadam and Asviyujam masam. All times are local to Milan with daylight saving applied. Tithi and nakshatram times are the times they end. Festivals and important days this month: Mahalaya Amavasya · Bathukamma begins on October 10, Dasara Navaratri begins on October 11, Saraswati Puja (Moola) on October 17, Tula Sankranti on October 17, Durgashtami · Saddula Bathukamma on October 18, Maha Navami on October 19, Vijaya Dashami (Dasara) on October 20, Atla Taddi on October 28.