Respected teachers and my friends!

I wish you a happy Republic Day. Today we celebrate the Republic Day and my greetings to you all on this day.

Republic Day of India or Gantantra Divas is celebrated on 26^th January every year. Even though India achieves its independence on August 15, 1947, the Constitution of India comes into view and effected only on January 26, 1950. During the transition period from 1947 to 1950, George VI King was the leader of state. Lord Mountbatten and C. Rajagopalachari served as Governors-General of India throughout this period. Subsequent January 26, 1950, Dr. Rajendra Prasad was elected as the first president of India.

Indian Republic Day is celebrated today with zeal all over the country and particularly in the capital, New Delhi. In New Delhi the festivities begin with the Presidential speech to the nation. The event starts with a serious tribute to the sacrifices who died for the country in the freedom movement and the succeeding wars for the defence of independence of the country.

When the President comes into, the PBG commander asks the unit to give the National Salute, which is followed by the playing of the Indian National Anthem, Jana Gana Mana, by the Massed Bands, and at the same time by the unfurling of the Flag of India on the flagpole.

Then, the President comes forward to give award the medals of bravery to the people from the armed forces for their outstanding bravery in the field and also the civilians, who have notable themselves by their different, perform of courage in different circumstances.

To mark the significance of this event, every year a grand parade is held in the capital, New Delhi from the Rajghat, beside the Vijaypath. The different regiments of the army, the Navy and the Air force march past in all their ceremonial dress and official decorations even the horses of the cavalry are pleasantly caparisoned to go with the occasion.

N. C. C. trainee chosen from all over the country consider it an honour to make a payment in this event, as do the school children from various schools in the capital city New Delhi. They spend several days get ready for the event is safe to see that every feature is taken care of, from their practice for the drills, the essential support and their standardized.

India has been hosting head of state or government of another country as the state guest of honour for Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi.

The entire participant Hymn the song Saare Jahan Se Achcha at the end.

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This year, unfortunately the shower will be happening during the time of a fading gibbous moon, which beautiful much will hush up all but the brightest meteors.

Meteors are amazing streaks of light that unexpectedly come into view in the sky when a dust particle from outer space evaporates high in the Earth”s atmosphere.

As the point of origin of the shower lies in the direction of the group of Gemini, they have been named Geminids. The source of the meteor shower is not a comet but a rocky asteroid named 3200 Phaethon, which is in a highly elliptical 1.4 year orbit.

The best time to view these multi-coloured bright, medium-speed meteors in the gripping night skies will be from 10:05 PM to midnight in the eastern horizon the Geminids will be falling most richly on the nights of Tuesday, December 13, and Wednesday, December 14.

According to the source  C B Devgun Science Popularization Association of Communicators and Educators (SPACE) President said that  “Astro lovers are expected to see shooting stars whizzing past in the skies as the Geminid meteor showers will be seen on the night of December 14 and 15”.

The ZHR (Zenithal Hourly Rate which is a measure of how many meteors one can see in an hour) for Geminids is about 50-100, which is quite high, he said.

The light phenomenon in the atmosphere is called a “meteor”, while the dust particle is called a “meteoroid”. When the number of meteors is large, it is called a meteor shower or meteor storm. The shower always happen on a particular day or a time period as it is associated usually with comets, Devgun said.

To see the maximum shooting stars the area should have minimum light pollution, Devgun said, adding the best time would be around midnight above the horizon towards the East. The showers can be seen with a naked eye and no help is required provided the sky is clear and not misty.

Longest total lunar eclipse or Chandra Grahanam of the year will takes place 52 minutes on 10^th December, 2011. A lunar eclipse occurs when the earth, in the course of its orbit around the Sun, comes between the moon and sun in such a way that moon is hidden in the shadow cast by the earth. This can occur only when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are aligned in a straight line. Most Hindu temples in the country will remain closed on this occasion which is considered a bad sign.

The eclipse will start at 5.02 pm IST and end at 11.02 pm. The visible umbra phase (when the moon starts getting into the dark shadow of the earth) begins at 6.15 pm and ends at 9.48 pm and the total phase begins at 7.36 pm and ends at 8.28 pm.

The longest total lunar eclipse can be best viewed from India and neighboring countries. The eclipse will be partially visible in some parts of Europe, Africa, the West Asia, Australia, North America, Green-land and the Indian, Pacific and Arctic Oceans.

If anyone missing this 52 minutes eclipse will have to wait till July 27, 2018, for such a long total eclipse (103 minutes).

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 On the karwa chauth date, the women carry out fast. This is not an ordinary fast where only food is forbidden. The women undergo a fast in which water is also banned. Most of the other fasts allow the use of water. The karva chauth represents the enormous sacrifice of married Indian women for their husbands.

On the day of karva chauth, the women wake up early in the morning before the sun rise. They get ready to conduct the karva chauth puja. They eat the food specially meant for the festival. This food is normally termed as the sargi. Sargi is an important part of this pre-dawn meal, and always includes fenia. It is traditional for the sargi to be sent or given to the woman by her mother-in-law. The women drink water in the morning and after that they don’t eat or drink throughout the day. The fast of karva chauth is not forced on anybody; all the married women wish to do it for the wellness of their husbands.

Karva Chauth an idol of Gaur Mata was made a statue using earth and cow dung, which has now been replaced with an idol of Parvati and decorates them with colourful and bright clothes and jewellery. In the evening, the women get together for the karva chauth puja. Usually the women collect in a temple and do the puja. In the puja they listen to the karva chauth katha. Each fasting woman lights an earthen lamp in her thali while listening to the Karva story. The karva chauth katha is basically the story behind the celebration of the festival.

Women sit in a circle with their puja thalis. Depending on region and community, a version of the story of Karva Chauth is narrated, with regular pauses. The storyteller is usually an older woman or a priest, if one is present. In the pauses, the Karva Chauth puja song is sung collectively by the women as they perform the feris (passing their thalis around in the circle). The fera ceremony concluded, the women await the rising of the moon.

After when the moon appears, the women conduct the puja. Then the husband gives water to drink, this way the fast gets over. The huge sacrifice of women is well symbolized through this fast.

The women eagerly wait for the moon to be risen in the evening. Once the moon is visible, they worship the moon and their husband. They pray for the long life of their husbands. A fasting woman, with her husband nearby, to view its reflection in a vessel filled with water, through a strainer, or through the cloth of a dupatta. Water is offered (arka) to the moon to secure its blessings. A fasting Woman then turns to her husband and views his face indirectly in the same manner.

The husband now takes the water from the thali and gives his wife her first sip and feeds her with the first bit of the day (usually something sweet). The fast is now broken, and the woman has a complete meal.

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Vijayadashami is a festival celebrated in various forms across India, Bangladesh and Nepal. It is also called Dasara, Dashahara, Navaratri and Durgotsav.

Dussehra is celebrated on the tenth day of the Hindu autumn lunar month of Ashvin, or Ashwayuja which falls in September or October of the Western calendar, from the Shukla Paksha Pratipada, or the day after the new moon which falls in Bhadrapada, to the Dashami, or the tenth day of Ashvin. It is the culmination of the 10-day annual Navaratri festival. It is the largest festival in Nepal, and celebrated by Hindu and non-Hindu Nepalis.

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Prayers include dawn (fajr), just after noon (dhuhr), in the afternoon (asr), just after sunset (maghrib) and around nightfall (isha’a). “Sehri” means partaking of food shortly before dawn, the fast is broken each evening with a meal called “iftar”. Ahmadabad Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011, Bangalore Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011 , Bombay Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011 , Madras Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011 , Nagpur Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011, New Delhi Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011 , Pune Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011, Hyderabad Ramadan Prayer Timings 2011.

Sehri and Iftar time in Delhi (Hjiri 1432 – 2011 AD)
सहरी और इफ्तार का समय दिल्ली में (१४३२ हिजरी – २०११ ईस्वी)
(سحری اور افطار کے اوقت دلی میں (ہجری ١٤٣٢ – اسوی ٢٠١١
Day दिन دن Ramadan रमज़ान رمضان Delhi दिल्ली دلی Start Sehri सहरी शुरू سحری شرو Fajr फज्र فجر End Sehri सहरी समाप्त سحری ختم Sunrise सूर्य उदय زہرے آفتاب Zuhar ज़ुहुर् زوہر Asr असर् اثر Maghrib मघ्रिब् مغرب Iftar इफ्तार افطار Isha इषा اشا
Wed 1 3-Aug           4:11 4:16 5:38 5:43 12:28 5:12 7:14 7:19 8:38
Thu 2 4-Aug            4:10 4:15 5:39 5:44 12:28 5:12 7:13 7:18 8:38
Fri 3 5-Aug              4:12 4:17 5:40 5:45 12:28 5:12 7:13 7:18 8:37
Sat 4 6-Aug              4:13 4:18 5:40 5:45 12:28 5:11 7:12 7:17 8:36
Sun 5 7-Aug             4:14 4:19 5:41 5:46 12:27 5:11 7:11 7:16 8:35
Mon 6 8-Aug           4:15 4:20 5:41 5:46 12:27 5:10 7:10 7:15 8:34
Tue 7 9-Aug            4:16 4:21 5:42 5:47 12:27 5:10 7:09 7:14 8:32
Wed 8 10-Aug        4:17 4:22 5:42 5:47 12:27 5:09 7:09 7:14 8:31
Thu 9 11-Aug          4:18 4:23 5:43 5:48 12:27 5:09 7:08 7:13 8:30
Fri 10 12-Aug         4:18 4:23 5:43 5:48 12:27 5:08 7:07 7:12 8:29
Sat 11 13-Aug          4:19 4:24 5:44 5:49 12:27 5:08 7:06 7:11 8:28
Sun 12 14-Aug        4:20 4:25 5:45 5:50 12:26 5:07 7:05 7:10 8:27
Mon 13 15-Aug      4:21 4:26 5:45 5:50 12:26 5:07 7:04 7:09 8:26
Tue 14 16-Aug        4:21 4:26 5:46 5:51 12:26 5:06 7:03 7:08 8:25
Wed 15 17-Aug       4:22 4:27 5:46 5:51 12:26 5:06 7:02 7:07 8:23
Thu 16 18-Aug        4:23 4:28 5:47 5:52 12:26 5:05 7:01 7:06 8:22
Fri 17 19-Aug         4:29 4:29 5:47 5:52 12:25 5:04 7:00 7:05 8:21
Sat 18 20-Aug        4:24 4:30 5:48 5:53 12:25 5:04 6:59 7:04 8:20
Sun 19 21-Aug       4:25 4:30 5:48 5:53 12:25 5:03 6:59 7:04 8:19
Mon 20 22-Aug     4:26 4:31 5:49 5:54 12:25 5:03 6:57 7:02 8:17
Tue 21 23-Aug      4:27 4:32 5:50 5:55 12:24 5:02 6:56 7:01 8:16
Wed 22 24-Aug    4:27 4:32 5:50 5:55 12:24 5:01 6:55 7:00 8:15
Thu 23 25-Aug     4:28 4:33 5:51 5:56 12:24 5:01 6:54 6:59 8:14
Fri 24 26-Aug       4:29 4:34 5:51 5:56 12:24 5:00 6:53 6:58 8:13
Sat 25 27-Aug       4:29 4:34 5:51 5:56 12:23 4:59 6:52 6:57 8:11
Sun 26 28-Aug      4:30 4:35 5:52 5:57 12:23 4:58 6:51 6:56 8:10
Mon 27 29-Aug     4:31 4:36 5:53 5:58 12:23 4:57 6:50 6:55 8:09
Tue 28 30-Aug     4:32 4:37 5:53 5:58 12:23 4:57 6:49 6:54 8:07
Wed 29 31-Aug    4:32 4:37 5:54 5:59 12:22 4:56 6:48 6:53 8:06

Location: Ahmadabad, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:47 6:08 12:45 4:08 7:21 8:44
Tue 2 2/8 4:47 6:08 12:45 4:09 7:21 8:43
Wed 3 3/8 4:48 6:09 12:45 4:09 7:20 8:42
Thu 4 4/8 4:49 6:09 12:45 4:09 7:20 8:41
Fri 5 5/8 4:49 6:09 12:45 4:09 7:19 8:41
Sat 6 6/8 4:50 6:10 12:45 4:09 7:18 8:40
Sun 7 7/8 4:50 6:10 12:45 4:09 7:18 8:39
Mon 8 8/8 4:51 6:11 12:45 4:09 7:17 8:38
Tue 9 9/8 4:52 6:11 12:44 4:09 7:16 8:37
Wed 10 10/8 4:52 6:12 12:44 4:09 7:16 8:36
Thu 11 11/8 4:53 6:12 12:44 4:09 7:15 8:35
Fri 12 12/8 4:53 6:12 12:44 4:09 7:14 8:34
Sat 13 13/8 4:54 6:13 12:44 4:09 7:14 8:34
Sun 14 14/8 4:55 6:13 12:44 4:09 7:13 8:33
Mon 15 15/8 4:55 6:14 12:43 4:09 7:12 8:32
Tue 16 16/8 4:56 6:14 12:43 4:09 7:11 8:31
Wed 17 17/8 4:56 6:14 12:43 4:09 7:10 8:30
Thu 18 18/8 4:57 6:15 12:43 4:09 7:10 8:29
Fri 19 19/8 4:57 6:15 12:43 4:09 7:09 8:28
Sat 20 20/8 4:58 6:15 12:42 4:09 7:08 8:27
Sun 21 21/8 4:59 6:16 12:42 4:09 7:07 8:26
Mon 22 22/8 4:59 6:16 12:42 4:09 7:06 8:25
Tue 23 23/8 5:00 6:17 12:42 4:08 7:05 8:24
Wed 24 24/8 5:00 6:17 12:41 4:08 7:04 8:23
Thu 25 25/8 5:01 6:17 12:41 4:08 7:04 8:22
Fri 26 26/8 5:01 6:18 12:41 4:08 7:03 8:20
Sat 27 27/8 5:02 6:18 12:41 4:08 7:02 8:19
Sun 28 28/8 5:02 6:18 12:40 4:07 7:01 8:18
Mon 29 29/8 5:03 6:19 12:40 4:07 7:00 8:17

Location: Bangalore, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:50 6:05 12:27 3:43 6:47 8:03
Tue 2 2/8 4:51 6:05 12:26 3:42 6:47 8:02
Wed 3 3/8 4:51 6:05 12:26 3:41 6:47 8:02
Thu 4 4/8 4:51 6:05 12:26 3:41 6:46 8:01
Fri 5 5/8 4:52 6:05 12:26 3:40 6:46 8:01
Sat 6 6/8 4:52 6:06 12:26 3:40 6:46 8:00
Sun 7 7/8 4:52 6:06 12:26 3:39 6:45 8:00
Mon 8 8/8 4:52 6:06 12:26 3:38 6:45 7:59
Tue 9 9/8 4:53 6:06 12:26 3:37 6:44 7:59
Wed 10 10/8 4:53 6:06 12:26 3:37 6:44 7:58
Thu 11 11/8 4:53 6:06 12:25 3:36 6:43 7:58
Fri 12 12/8 4:54 6:07 12:25 3:35 6:43 7:57
Sat 13 13/8 4:54 6:07 12:25 3:34 6:42 7:56
Sun 14 14/8 4:54 6:07 12:25 3:33 6:42 7:56
Mon 15 15/8 4:54 6:07 12:25 3:32 6:41 7:55
Tue 16 16/8 4:55 6:07 12:25 3:31 6:41 7:55
Wed 17 17/8 4:55 6:07 12:24 3:30 6:40 7:54
Thu 18 18/8 4:55 6:07 12:24 3:29 6:40 7:53
Fri 19 19/8 4:55 6:07 12:24 3:29 6:39 7:53
Sat 20 20/8 4:56 6:07 12:24 3:30 6:39 7:52
Sun 21 21/8 4:56 6:07 12:23 3:30 6:38 7:51
Mon 22 22/8 4:56 6:08 12:23 3:30 6:38 7:50
Tue 23 23/8 4:56 6:08 12:23 3:30 6:37 7:50
Wed 24 24/8 4:56 6:08 12:23 3:31 6:36 7:49
Thu 25 25/8 4:56 6:08 12:22 3:31 6:36 7:48
Fri 26 26/8 4:57 6:08 12:22 3:31 6:35 7:48
Sat 27 27/8 4:57 6:08 12:22 3:31 6:35 7:47
Sun 28 28/8 4:57 6:08 12:22 3:32 6:34 7:46
Mon 29 29/8 4:57 6:08 12:21 3:32 6:33 7:45

Location: Bombay, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:57 6:15 12:46 3:58 7:15 8:34
Tue 2 2/8 4:58 6:15 12:46 3:58 7:15 8:33
Wed 3 3/8 4:58 6:16 12:45 3:59 7:14 8:33
Thu 4 4/8 4:59 6:16 12:45 3:59 7:14 8:32
Fri 5 5/8 4:59 6:16 12:45 3:59 7:13 8:31
Sat 6 6/8 5:00 6:17 12:45 3:59 7:13 8:31
Sun 7 7/8 5:00 6:17 12:45 4:00 7:12 8:30
Mon 8 8/8 5:01 6:17 12:45 4:00 7:11 8:29
Tue 9 9/8 5:01 6:18 12:45 4:00 7:11 8:28
Wed 10 10/8 5:02 6:18 12:45 4:00 7:10 8:28
Thu 11 11/8 5:02 6:18 12:45 4:00 7:10 8:27
Fri 12 12/8 5:03 6:18 12:44 4:01 7:09 8:26
Sat 13 13/8 5:03 6:19 12:44 4:01 7:08 8:25
Sun 14 14/8 5:03 6:19 12:44 4:01 7:08 8:25
Mon 15 15/8 5:04 6:19 12:44 4:01 7:07 8:24
Tue 16 16/8 5:04 6:19 12:44 4:01 7:06 8:23
Wed 17 17/8 5:05 6:20 12:43 4:01 7:06 8:22
Thu 18 18/8 5:05 6:20 12:43 4:01 7:05 8:21
Fri 19 19/8 5:05 6:20 12:43 4:01 7:04 8:20
Sat 20 20/8 5:06 6:21 12:43 4:01 7:04 8:20
Sun 21 21/8 5:06 6:21 12:42 4:01 7:03 8:19
Mon 22 22/8 5:07 6:21 12:42 4:01 7:02 8:18
Tue 23 23/8 5:07 6:21 12:42 4:01 7:01 8:17
Wed 24 24/8 5:07 6:21 12:42 4:01 7:01 8:16
Thu 25 25/8 5:08 6:22 12:41 4:01 7:00 8:15
Fri 26 26/8 5:08 6:22 12:41 4:01 6:59 8:14
Sat 27 27/8 5:08 6:22 12:41 4:01 6:58 8:13
Sun 28 28/8 5:09 6:22 12:41 4:01 6:58 8:12
Mon 29 29/8 5:09 6:23 12:40 4:01 6:57 8:11

Location: Chennai, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:39 5:54 12:16 3:32 6:37 7:52
Tue 2 2/8 4:40 5:54 12:16 3:31 6:36 7:52
Wed 3 3/8 4:40 5:54 12:16 3:31 6:36 7:51
Thu 4 4/8 4:40 5:54 12:16 3:30 6:36 7:51
Fri 5 5/8 4:41 5:54 12:15 3:29 6:35 7:50
Sat 6 6/8 4:41 5:55 12:15 3:29 6:35 7:50
Sun 7 7/8 4:41 5:55 12:15 3:28 6:34 7:49
Mon 8 8/8 4:42 5:55 12:15 3:27 6:34 7:49
Tue 9 9/8 4:42 5:55 12:15 3:26 6:34 7:48
Wed 10 10/8 4:42 5:55 12:15 3:26 6:33 7:48
Thu 11 11/8 4:42 5:55 12:15 3:25 6:33 7:47
Fri 12 12/8 4:43 5:56 12:15 3:24 6:32 7:46
Sat 13 13/8 4:43 5:56 12:14 3:23 6:32 7:46
Sun 14 14/8 4:43 5:56 12:14 3:22 6:31 7:45
Mon 15 15/8 4:43 5:56 12:14 3:21 6:31 7:44
Tue 16 16/8 4:44 5:56 12:14 3:20 6:30 7:44
Wed 17 17/8 4:44 5:56 12:14 3:19 6:30 7:43
Thu 18 18/8 4:44 5:56 12:13 3:19 6:29 7:43
Fri 19 19/8 4:44 5:56 12:13 3:19 6:29 7:42
Sat 20 20/8 4:45 5:57 12:13 3:19 6:28 7:41
Sun 21 21/8 4:45 5:57 12:13 3:19 6:28 7:40
Mon 22 22/8 4:45 5:57 12:12 3:20 6:27 7:40
Tue 23 23/8 4:45 5:57 12:12 3:20 6:26 7:39
Wed 24 24/8 4:45 5:57 12:12 3:20 6:26 7:38
Thu 25 25/8 4:46 5:57 12:12 3:20 6:25 7:38
Fri 26 26/8 4:46 5:57 12:11 3:21 6:25 7:37
Sat 27 27/8 4:46 5:57 12:11 3:21 6:24 7:36
Sun 28 28/8 4:46 5:57 12:11 3:21 6:23 7:35
Mon 29 29/8 4:46 5:57 12:10 3:21 6:23 7:35

Location: Nagpur, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:28 5:47 12:21 3:38 6:53 8:14
Tue 2 2/8 4:29 5:48 12:21 3:39 6:53 8:13
Wed 3 3/8 4:29 5:48 12:21 3:39 6:52 8:12
Thu 4 4/8 4:30 5:48 12:21 3:39 6:52 8:12
Fri 5 5/8 4:30 5:49 12:21 3:39 6:51 8:11
Sat 6 6/8 4:31 5:49 12:20 3:39 6:51 8:10
Sun 7 7/8 4:31 5:49 12:20 3:40 6:50 8:09
Mon 8 8/8 4:32 5:50 12:20 3:40 6:49 8:09
Tue 9 9/8 4:32 5:50 12:20 3:40 6:49 8:08
Wed 10 10/8 4:33 5:50 12:20 3:40 6:48 8:07
Thu 11 11/8 4:34 5:51 12:20 3:40 6:48 8:06
Fri 12 12/8 4:34 5:51 12:20 3:40 6:47 8:05
Sat 13 13/8 4:35 5:51 12:19 3:40 6:46 8:04
Sun 14 14/8 4:35 5:52 12:19 3:40 6:46 8:04
Mon 15 15/8 4:36 5:52 12:19 3:40 6:45 8:03
Tue 16 16/8 4:36 5:52 12:19 3:40 6:44 8:02
Wed 17 17/8 4:36 5:53 12:19 3:40 6:43 8:01
Thu 18 18/8 4:37 5:53 12:18 3:40 6:43 8:00
Fri 19 19/8 4:37 5:53 12:18 3:40 6:42 7:59
Sat 20 20/8 4:38 5:54 12:18 3:40 6:41 7:58
Sun 21 21/8 4:38 5:54 12:18 3:40 6:40 7:57
Mon 22 22/8 4:39 5:54 12:18 3:40 6:39 7:56
Tue 23 23/8 4:39 5:55 12:17 3:40 6:39 7:55
Wed 24 24/8 4:40 5:55 12:17 3:40 6:38 7:54
Thu 25 25/8 4:40 5:55 12:17 3:40 6:37 7:53
Fri 26 26/8 4:41 5:55 12:16 3:40 6:36 7:52
Sat 27 27/8 4:41 5:56 12:16 3:40 6:35 7:51
Sun 28 28/8 4:41 5:56 12:16 3:40 6:35 7:50
Mon 29 29/8 4:42 5:56 12:16 3:40 6:34 7:49

Location: New Delhi, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:16 5:42 12:28 4:02 7:13 8:41
Tue 2 2/8 4:16 5:42 12:28 4:02 7:12 8:40
Wed 3 3/8 4:17 5:43 12:28 4:02 7:12 8:39
Thu 4 4/8 4:18 5:44 12:28 4:02 7:11 8:38
Fri 5 5/8 4:19 5:44 12:28 4:02 7:10 8:37
Sat 6 6/8 4:20 5:45 12:28 4:02 7:09 8:36
Sun 7 7/8 4:20 5:45 12:28 4:02 7:09 8:35
Mon 8 8/8 4:21 5:46 12:27 4:02 7:08 8:34
Tue 9 9/8 4:22 5:46 12:27 4:02 7:07 8:33
Wed 10 10/8 4:23 5:47 12:27 4:02 7:06 8:32
Thu 11 11/8 4:24 5:47 12:27 4:01 7:05 8:30
Fri 12 12/8 4:24 5:48 12:27 4:01 7:04 8:29
Sat 13 13/8 4:25 5:49 12:27 4:01 7:03 8:28
Sun 14 14/8 4:26 5:49 12:26 4:01 7:02 8:27
Mon 15 15/8 4:27 5:50 12:26 4:01 7:02 8:26
Tue 16 16/8 4:27 5:50 12:26 4:00 7:01 8:25
Wed 17 17/8 4:28 5:51 12:26 4:00 7:00 8:24
Thu 18 18/8 4:29 5:51 12:26 4:00 6:59 8:22
Fri 19 19/8 4:30 5:52 12:25 4:00 6:58 8:21
Sat 20 20/8 4:30 5:52 12:25 3:59 6:57 8:20
Sun 21 21/8 4:31 5:53 12:25 3:59 6:56 8:19
Mon 22 22/8 4:32 5:53 12:25 3:59 6:55 8:17
Tue 23 23/8 4:33 5:54 12:24 3:58 6:54 8:16
Wed 24 24/8 4:33 5:54 12:24 3:58 6:53 8:15
Thu 25 25/8 4:34 5:55 12:24 3:58 6:52 8:14
Fri 26 26/8 4:35 5:55 12:24 3:57 6:50 8:12
Sat 27 27/8 4:36 5:56 12:23 3:57 6:49 8:11
Sun 28 28/8 4:36 5:56 12:23 3:56 6:48 8:10
Mon 29 29/8 4:37 5:57 12:23 3:56 6:47 8:09

Location: Pune, INDIA Ramadan Month 2011 Prayer Times Schedule

Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:54 6:12 12:42 3:54 7:11 8:30
Tue 2 2/8 4:55 6:12 12:42 3:54 7:10 8:29
Wed 3 3/8 4:55 6:12 12:42 3:54 7:10 8:28
Thu 4 4/8 4:56 6:13 12:42 3:55 7:10 8:28
Fri 5 5/8 4:56 6:13 12:42 3:55 7:09 8:27
Sat 6 6/8 4:57 6:13 12:41 3:55 7:09 8:26
Sun 7 7/8 4:57 6:14 12:41 3:55 7:08 8:26
Mon 8 8/8 4:57 6:14 12:41 3:56 7:07 8:25
Tue 9 9/8 4:58 6:14 12:41 3:56 7:07 8:24
Wed 10 10/8 4:58 6:14 12:41 3:56 7:06 8:24
Thu 11 11/8 4:59 6:15 12:41 3:56 7:06 8:23
Fri 12 12/8 4:59 6:15 12:41 3:56 7:05 8:22
Sat 13 13/8 5:00 6:15 12:40 3:57 7:04 8:21
Sun 14 14/8 5:00 6:16 12:40 3:57 7:04 8:20
Mon 15 15/8 5:01 6:16 12:40 3:57 7:03 8:20
Tue 16 16/8 5:01 6:16 12:40 3:57 7:03 8:19
Wed 17 17/8 5:01 6:16 12:40 3:57 7:02 8:18
Thu 18 18/8 5:02 6:17 12:39 3:57 7:01 8:17
Fri 19 19/8 5:02 6:17 12:39 3:57 7:00 8:16
Sat 20 20/8 5:03 6:17 12:39 3:57 7:00 8:15
Sun 21 21/8 5:03 6:17 12:39 3:57 6:59 8:15
Mon 22 22/8 5:03 6:18 12:39 3:57 6:58 8:14
Tue 23 23/8 5:04 6:18 12:38 3:57 6:58 8:13
Wed 24 24/8 5:04 6:18 12:38 3:57 6:57 8:12
Thu 25 25/8 5:04 6:18 12:38 3:57 6:56 8:11
Fri 26 26/8 5:05 6:18 12:37 3:57 6:55 8:10
Sat 27 27/8 5:05 6:19 12:37 3:57 6:55 8:09
Sun 28 28/8 5:05 6:19 12:37 3:57 6:54 8:08
Mon 29 29/8 5:06 6:19 12:37 3:57 6:53 8:07

Location: Hyderabad, INDIA Ramadan Prayer Times Schedule
Day Ramadan Gregorian Fajr Sunrise Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha
Mon 1 1/8 4:38 5:55 12:23 3:34 6:50 8:08
Tue 2 2/8 4:39 5:55 12:23 3:33 6:49 8:07
Wed 3 3/8 4:39 5:55 12:23 3:32 6:49 8:06
Thu 4 4/8 4:40 5:56 12:23 3:32 6:48 8:06
Fri 5 5/8 4:40 5:56 12:23 3:32 6:48 8:05
Sat 6 6/8 4:40 5:56 12:22 3:32 6:47 8:04
Sun 7 7/8 4:41 5:57 12:22 3:33 6:47 8:04
Mon 8 8/8 4:41 5:57 12:22 3:33 6:46 8:03
Tue 9 9/8 4:42 5:57 12:22 3:33 6:46 8:02
Wed 10 10/8 4:42 5:57 12:22 3:34 6:45 8:02
Thu 11 11/8 4:43 5:58 12:22 3:34 6:45 8:01
Fri 12 12/8 4:43 5:58 12:22 3:34 6:44 8:00
Sat 13 13/8 4:43 5:58 12:21 3:34 6:44 8:00
Sun 14 14/8 4:44 5:58 12:21 3:34 6:43 7:59
Mon 15 15/8 4:44 5:59 12:21 3:35 6:42 7:58
Tue 16 16/8 4:44 5:59 12:21 3:35 6:42 7:57
Wed 17 17/8 4:45 5:59 12:21 3:35 6:41 7:57
Thu 18 18/8 4:45 5:59 12:20 3:35 6:41 7:56
Fri 19 19/8 4:46 5:59 12:20 3:35 6:40 7:55
Sat 20 20/8 4:46 6:00 12:20 3:35 6:39 7:54
Sun 21 21/8 4:46 6:00 12:20 3:35 6:39 7:53
Mon 22 22/8 4:47 6:00 12:20 3:36 6:38 7:53
Tue 23 23/8 4:47 6:00 12:19 3:36 6:37 7:52
Wed 24 24/8 4:47 6:00 12:19 3:36 6:36 7:51
Thu 25 25/8 4:47 6:01 12:19 3:36 6:36 7:50
Fri 26 26/8 4:48 6:01 12:18 3:36 6:35 7:49
Sat 27 27/8 4:48 6:01 12:18 3:36 6:34 7:48
Sun 28 28/8 4:48 6:01 12:18 3:36 6:34 7:47
Mon 29 29/8 4:49 6:01 12:18 3:36 6:33 7:47