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- Monthly Calendar October 2024
- Daily Calendar October 2024
- Auspicious Days in October 2024
- Government Holidays in October 2024
- Muhurtham Dates in October 2024
- Hindu Festivals in October 2024
- Christian Festivals in October 2024
- Muslim Festivals in October 2024
- Vastu Dates in October 2024
- Kari Naal in October 2024
Monthly Calendar October 2024
Auspicious days in October 2024
| Auspicious Days | Date | |
|---|---|---|
 | Amavasai அமாவாசை | 2 Wednesday |
 | Pournami பௌர்ணமி | 17 Thursday |
 | Karthigai கார்த்திகை | 19 Saturday |
 | Sashti Viradham சஷ்டி விரதம் | 8 Tuesday |
 | Sankatahara Chathurthi சங்கடஹர சதுர்த்தி | 20 Sunday |
 | Matha Shivaratri மாத சிவராத்திரி | 30 Wednesday |
 | Ekadhasi ஏகாதசி | 13 Sunday 28 Monday |
 | Pradosham பிரதோஷம் | 15 Tuesday 29 Tuesday |
 | Chathurthi சதுர்த்தி | 6 Sunday |
 | Chandra Dharisanam சந்திர தரிசனம் | 4 Friday |
 | Thiruvonam திருவோணம் | 12 Saturday |
Tamil Muhurtham Dates in October 2024
| Suba Muhurtham Date | Day | Pirai |
|---|---|---|
| October 21 ஐப்பசி 4 | Monday | Theipirai Muhurtham |
| October 31 ஐப்பசி 14 | Thursday | Theipirai Muhurtham |
Government Holidays in October 2024
| Date | Day | Government Holidays |
|---|---|---|
| October 2 | Wednesday | Gandhi Jayanthi |
| October 11 | Friday | Saraswathi Pooja/Ayudha Pooja |
| October 12 | Saturday | Vijaya Dhasami |
| October 31 | Thursday | Diwali Festival |
Hindu Festivals in October 2024
| Date | Day | Hindu Festivals |
|---|---|---|
| October 2 | Wednesday | Mahalaya Amavasai மஹாளய அமாவாஸ்யை |
| October 3 | Thursday | Navarathiri Aarambam நவராத்திரி ஆரம்பம் |
| October 11 | Friday | Saraswathi Poojai, Ayutha Poojai சரஸ்வதி பூஜை, ஆயுத பூஜை |
| October 12 | Saturday | Vijaya Dasami விஜய தசமி |
| October 31 | Thursday | Deepavali தீபாவளி பண்டிகை |
Christian Festivals in October 2024
| Date | Day | Christian Festivals |
|---|---|---|
| October 28 | Monday | Arch saiman Anjute அர்ச் ஸைமன் அன்ஜூட் |
Muslim Festivals in October 2024
| Date | Day | Festival |
|---|---|---|
| October 3 | Thursday | Madhurai Therku Vaasal Mugaitheen Aandavar Kodi மதுரை தெற்கு வாசல் முகைதீன் ஆண்டவர் கொடி |
| October 6 | Sunday | Melakkal Seythu Ibrahim Urus மேலக்கால் சையத் இப்ராஹிம் உரூஸ் |
| October 20 | Sunday | Thirumayam Kattubava Urus திருமயம் காட்டுபாவா உரூஸ் |
Vastu Dates in October 2024
| Date | Tamil Calendar Dates | Day | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 27 | ஐப்பசி 10 | Sunday | 7.44 AM to 8.20 AM |
Kari Naal in October 2024
| Date | Tamil Calendar Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| October 2 | புரட்டாசி 16 | Wednesday |
| October 15 | புரட்டாசி 29 | Tuesday |
| October 22 | ஐப்பசி 5 | Tuesday |
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What Tamil Month is October?
As per tamil month calendar 17 September – 16 October called as புரட்டாசி and 17 October – 15 November called as ஐப்பசி
Purattasi – புரட்டாசி
This month is celebrated by non-vegetarians mostly. They do not eat meat, fish, egg, etc like Muslims who celebrate during Ramadan festival. Every Saturday of this month is a day to adore planet saturn. Purattasi is the 6th month on tamil calendar.
Aipassi – ஐப்பசி
Aipassi is the 7th month on tamil calendar. This has 29 or 30 days. This month is considered as the time for North East monsoon in Tamil Nadu. Thus, this has led to ‘Aipassi Adai Mazhai’ phrase which means Non-stop rainfall or downpour. In this month the new moon day appears and is celebrated as Deepavali in Tamil Nadu. The importance of this festival is that a monster named Narakasura was killed by Mahavishnu. They light the entire house after cleaning the house thoroughly.