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Bathukamma 2027 in Siddipet: Thu, Sep 30
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When is Bathukamma 2027 in Siddipet?
Thursday, September 30, 2027.
In Siddipet, Engili Pula Bathukamma (day 1) is on Thursday, September 30, 2027. The tithi runs from Wed, Sep 29 10:56 AM to Thu, Sep 30 8:06 AM. It ends with Saddula Bathukamma on Thu, Oct 7.
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The 2 days of Bathukamma in Siddipet
| Date | Day | Time in Siddipet |
|---|---|---|
| Thu, Sep 30 | Engili Pula Bathukamma (day 1) | Tithi Wed, Sep 29 10:56 AM → Thu, Sep 30 8:06 AM |
| Thu, Oct 7 | Saddula Bathukamma | Tithi Thu, Oct 7 4:14 AM → Fri, Oct 8 6:28 AM |
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Questions
When is Bathukamma 2027 in Siddipet?
Engili Pula Bathukamma (day 1) is on Thursday, September 30, 2027 in Siddipet.
How are these times calculated?
From Siddipet's own sunrise and sunset (NOAA) and the Moon's position (Astronomy Engine, Lahiri ayanamsa), using classical Drik Ganita rules. Confirm family customs with your priest.
Times are local to Siddipet (Asia/Kolkata). Please confirm family customs with your priest.
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