12 November 2080
- Tithi
- Shukla Pratipada · until 20:53
- Nakshatra
- Vishakha
- Sunrise – Sunset
- 06:40 – 17:22
- Abhijit Muhurta
- 11:39 – 12:22

Festival · 2080
The portal of Festivals
Turn a card. Answer all three rightly and this portal is sealed in your sky. New riddles every morning.
The bright half begins again: the first night after the new moon, when the Moon starts to return.
A hill lifted to shelter people from a storm sent by a god they had stopped worshipping. The story is about protecting your own rather than obeying power.
2 stories the day keeps. Turn each card.
When Krishna asked the people of Vraja to honour the hill that fed their cows rather than Indra, Indra sent seven days of rain. Krishna lifted Govardhan on one finger and sheltered every family and every cow beneath it until the rain stopped.
Bhagavata Purana 10.24 to 10.25.
The day is kept by cooking many dishes and heaping them as a hill of food before the deity, then sharing them with everyone who comes.
Annakut, as the tradition keeps it.
5 days kept as one season. Each has its own page.
Dhanvantari's day: health, and a lamp at the door.
9 November 2080Naraka Chaturdashi
Krishna frees the captives; an oil bath before dawn.
Lakshmi at dusk; the lamps against the new moon.
11 November 2080Krishna lifts the hill; a mountain of food is shared.
You are hereA sister's tilak and meal; Yama visits Yamuna.
13 November 2080Free acts, done by you. Kept so far this year: 0 of 2.
Cook one dish more than you need, and give it to someone outside your home.
Feed a cow or a street animal today, as the cowherds of Vraja fed theirs.
Each act is free and done by you. Keeping one writes it to your karma ledger with the day's panchang. Nothing here is ever bought, and no act is a remedy.
Vraja and North India
Annakut in the temples, and the parikrama, the walk around Govardhan hill.
Maharashtra and Karnataka
The same day is Bali Pratipada, when the generous king Bali is remembered.
The day is chosen by the moment the tradition reads its tithi at, and the times are that day's own, computed for this city. A festival-specific puja window is not printed: those rules differ by tradition and await a scholar's review.
The stories, their sources and the regional customs on this page await a scholar's review. The sky and the dates are computed for your city.