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Novi Hindu calendar · November 2008
By Global Panchang Team · Updated
November 2008 Hindu calendar for Novi, MI: tithi and nakshatra for every day, sunrise, Rahu Kalam, 2 Ekadashis, 7 festivals, all computed from Novi's own sunrise.
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Festivals and vrats · November 2008
| Date | Festivals and vrats | In India |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 1 Sat | Nagula Chavithi Tithi 1:07 AM → Sun, Nov 2 2:41 AM | same day |
| Nov 3 Mon | Skanda Shashti Tithi 5:22 AM → Tue, Nov 4 7:56 AM | same day |
| Nov 3 Mon | Kanda Shashti · Soorasamharam Tithi 5:22 AM → Tue, Nov 4 7:56 AM | same day |
| Nov 3 Mon | Karthika Somavaram | same day |
| Nov 9 Sun | Devutthana Ekadashi Parana Mon, Nov 10 7:21 AM – 9:19 AM | same day |
| Nov 10 Mon | Pradosham Pradosh puja 5:14 PM – 8:04 PM | Nov 11 |
| Nov 10 Mon | Karthika Somavaram | same day |
| Nov 12 Wed | Purnima Tithi 4:42 AM → Thu, Nov 13 1:17 AM | Nov 13 |
| Nov 12 Wed | Karthika Pournami Tithi 4:42 AM → Thu, Nov 13 1:17 AM | Nov 13 |
| Nov 15 Sat | Sankashti Chaturthi Moonrise 7:16 PM | Nov 16 |
| Nov 17 Mon | Karthika Somavaram | same day |
| Nov 22 Sat | Utpanna Ekadashi Parana Sun, Nov 23 11:15 AM – 7:00 PM | Nov 23 |
| Nov 24 Mon | Pradosham Pradosh puja 5:03 PM – 7:58 PM | same day |
| Nov 24 Mon | Karthika Somavaram | same day |
| Nov 25 Tue | Masik Shivaratri Tithi 7:46 AM → Wed, Nov 26 9:42 AM | same day |
| Nov 27 Thu | Amavasya Tithi Wed, Nov 26 9:42 AM → 11:55 AM | same day |
Day by day
Times under tithi and nakshatra are when they end; +1 means after midnight, the next day.
| Date | Sunrise Sunset | Tithi | Nakshatra | Rahu Kalam |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1 Sat | 8:09 AM 6:25 PM | Chaturthi 2:41 AM+1 | Jyeshtha 7:00 PM | 10:43 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Nov 2 Sun | 7:11 AM 5:23 PM | Panchami 5:22 AM+1 | Mula 9:06 PM | 4:07 PM – 5:23 PM |
| Nov 3 Mon | 7:12 AM 5:22 PM | Shashthi 7:56 AM+1 | Purva Ashadha 12:11 AM+1 | 8:28 AM – 9:44 AM |
| Nov 4 Tue | 7:13 AM 5:21 PM | Shashthi 7:56 AM | Uttara Ashadha 3:00 AM+1 | 2:49 PM – 4:05 PM |
| Nov 5 Wed | 7:14 AM 5:20 PM | Saptami 10:09 AM | Shravana 5:19 AM+1 | 12:17 PM – 1:33 PM |
| Nov 6 Thu | 7:16 AM 5:18 PM | Ashtami 11:48 AM | Dhanishta 6:57 AM+1 | 1:32 PM – 2:48 PM |
| Nov 7 Fri | 7:17 AM 5:17 PM | Navami 12:41 PM | Shatabhisha 7:46 AM+1 | 11:02 AM – 12:17 PM |
| Nov 8 Sat | 7:18 AM 5:16 PM | Dashami 12:43 PM | Shatabhisha 7:46 AM | 9:48 AM – 11:02 AM |
| Nov 9 Sun | 7:19 AM 5:15 PM | Ekadashi 11:51 AM | Purva Bhadrapada 7:43 AM | 4:01 PM – 5:15 PM |
| Nov 10 Mon | 7:21 AM 5:14 PM | Dwadashi 10:08 AM | Revati 5:12 AM+1 | 8:35 AM – 9:49 AM |
| Nov 11 Tue | 7:22 AM 5:13 PM | Trayodashi 7:42 AM | Ashwini 2:59 AM+1 | 2:45 PM – 3:59 PM |
| Nov 12 Wed | 7:23 AM 5:12 PM | Purnima 1:17 AM+1 | Bharani 12:21 AM+1 | 12:18 PM – 1:31 PM |
| Nov 13 Thu | 7:24 AM 5:11 PM | Pratipada 9:41 PM | Krittika 9:30 PM | 1:31 PM – 2:44 PM |
| Nov 14 Fri | 7:26 AM 5:10 PM | Dwitiya 6:03 PM | Rohini 6:37 PM | 11:05 AM – 12:18 PM |
| Nov 15 Sat | 7:27 AM 5:09 PM | Tritiya 2:34 PM | Mrigashira 3:55 PM | 9:53 AM – 11:05 AM |
| Nov 16 Sun | 7:28 AM 5:08 PM | Chaturthi 11:25 AM | Ardra 1:32 PM | 3:56 PM – 5:08 PM |
| Nov 17 Mon | 7:29 AM 5:08 PM | Panchami 8:43 AM | Punarvasu 11:37 AM | 8:42 AM – 9:54 AM |
| Nov 18 Tue | 7:31 AM 5:07 PM | Saptami 5:02 AM+1 | Pushya 10:15 AM | 2:43 PM – 3:55 PM |
| Nov 19 Wed | 7:32 AM 5:06 PM | Ashtami 4:09 AM+1 | Ashlesha 9:31 AM | 12:19 PM – 1:31 PM |
| Nov 20 Thu | 7:33 AM 5:05 PM | Navami 3:52 AM+1 | Magha 9:23 AM | 1:31 PM – 2:42 PM |
| Nov 21 Fri | 7:34 AM 5:05 PM | Dashami 4:10 AM+1 | Purva Phalguni 9:51 AM | 11:08 AM – 12:19 PM |
| Nov 22 Sat | 7:35 AM 5:04 PM | Ekadashi 4:57 AM+1 | Uttara Phalguni 10:51 AM | 9:58 AM – 11:09 AM |
| Nov 23 Sun | 7:37 AM 5:03 PM | Dwadashi 6:11 AM+1 | Hasta 12:19 PM | 3:52 PM – 5:03 PM |
| Nov 24 Mon | 7:38 AM 5:03 PM | Trayodashi 7:46 AM+1 | Chitra 2:10 PM | 8:48 AM – 9:59 AM |
| Nov 25 Tue | 7:39 AM 5:02 PM | Trayodashi 7:46 AM | Swati 4:22 PM | 2:41 PM – 3:52 PM |
| Nov 26 Wed | 7:40 AM 5:02 PM | Chaturdashi 9:42 AM | Vishakha 6:52 PM | 12:21 PM – 1:31 PM |
| Nov 27 Thu | 7:41 AM 5:01 PM | Amavasya 11:55 AM | Anuradha 9:37 PM | 1:31 PM – 2:41 PM |
| Nov 28 Fri | 7:42 AM 5:01 PM | Pratipada 2:22 PM | Jyeshtha 12:35 AM+1 | 11:12 AM – 12:22 PM |
| Nov 29 Sat | 7:44 AM 5:00 PM | Dwitiya 5:00 PM | Mula 3:41 AM+1 | 10:03 AM – 11:12 AM |
| Nov 30 Sun | 7:45 AM 5:00 PM | Tritiya 7:42 PM | Purva Ashadha 6:48 AM+1 | 3:51 PM – 5:00 PM |
About this month
November 2008 in Novi, MI runs through Kartika and Margashirsha masas. Sunrise moves from 8:09 AM on the 1st to 7:45 AM on the 30th, so Rahu Kalam, Abhijit and every other timing shift with it.
Clocks change on Sunday, November 2 (UTC−05:00); all times on this page already include it.
Dates follow the tithi at Novi's sunrise (or the kaal each festival requires), which is why some fall a day earlier than in India.
Questions
Which festivals are in November 2008 in Novi?
Nagula Chavithi – Sat, Nov 1; Kanda Shashti · Soorasamharam – Mon, Nov 3; Karthika Somavaram – Mon, Nov 3; Karthika Somavaram – Mon, Nov 10; Karthika Pournami – Wed, Nov 12; Karthika Somavaram – Mon, Nov 17; Karthika Somavaram – Mon, Nov 24
When is Ekadashi in November 2008 in Novi?
Sun, Nov 9 (Devutthana Ekadashi), Sat, Nov 22 (Utpanna Ekadashi)
What time is Rahu Kalam in Novi in November 2008?
It changes every day with sunrise and sunset; for example Sat, Nov 1 10:43 AM – 12:00 PM and Sun, Nov 30 3:51 PM – 5:00 PM. The day-by-day table lists all 30 days.
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Times and dates follow local sunrise in Novi, MI (America/Detroit). Please confirm important dates with your priest. All dates: Ekadashi · Amavasya · Purnima · All festivals
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