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Tamil Daily Calendar

20-12-2025 • Saturday

December 20, 2025Indian Standard Time

English Calendar

Saturday

Month:December

Month (தமிழ்):டிசம்பர்

Done:354Left:11

SunriseSunset06:25 AM05:47 PM

தமிழ் நாட்காட்டி

சனிக்கிழமை

ஆண்டு: விசுவாவசு

மாதம்: மார்கழி

தேதி: 5

லக்னம்: தனுர்

அயனம்: தட்சிணாயணம்

சூலம்: கிழக்கு

சூலம் பரிகாரம்: தயிர்

நாள்: கீழ் நோக்கு

ஹிஜ்ரி நாட்காட்டி

Year: 1447 AH

Month(English): Jumada al-Akhirah

Month(தமிழ்): ஜுமா அல்-ஆகிரா

Date: 29

Auspicious Times/நல்ல நேரம்

நல்லநேரம் காலை7.30 – 8.00

நல்லநேரம் மாலை4.45 – 5.45

கௌரி நல்லநேரம் காலை10.45 – 11.45

கௌரி நல்லநேரம் மாலை9.30 – 10.30

ராகு காலம்09.00 AM – 10.30 AM

எமகண்டம்01.30 PM – 03.00 PM

குளிகை06.00 AM – 07.30 AM

கரணம்12.00 PM – 01.30 PM

Panchangam/பஞ்சாங்கம்(திருக்கணிதம்)

நட்சத்திரம்:இன்று முழுவதும் மூலம்.

சந்திராஷ்டம நட்சத்திரம்:இன்று முழுவதும் கிருத்திகை.

திதி:இன்று காலை 7:13 வரை அமாவாசை, பின்பு பிரதமை.

நாமயோகம்:இன்று மாலை 4:17 வரை கண்டம், பின்பு விருத்தி.

கரணம்:இன்று காலை 7:13 வரை நாகவம், பின்பு இரவு 8:14 வரை கிம்ஸ்துக்னம், பின்பு பவம்.

அமிர்தாதி யோகம்:இன்று காலை 6:25 வரை அமிர்தயோகம், பின்பு சித்தயோகம்.

பிரை:தேய்பிறை

நேத்திரம்:இன்று முழுவதும் பார்வையற்றது.

ஜீவன்:இன்று முழுவதும் வாழ்க்கையற்றது.

Rasi Palan/ராசிபலன்

Mesha / மேஷம்

பயணம்

Vrishabha / ரிஷபம்

நிம்மதி

Mithuna / மிதுனம்

வெற்றி

Kataka / கடகம்

இன்பம்

Simha / சிம்மம்

ஆதாயம்

Kanya / கன்னி

முயற்சி

Thula / துலாம்

இன்பம்

Vrichika / விருச்சிகம்

துணை

Dhanus / தனுசு

சந்தோஷம்

Makara / மகரம்

பிரச்சனை

Kumbha / கும்பம்

சோகம்

Meena / மீனம்

பணிவு

Planetary Positions/கிரக நிலைகள்

Mithuna / மிதுனம்

வி

Simha / சிம்மம்

கே

Vrichika / விருச்சிகம்

புசுல

Dhanus / தனுசு

சூசந்செ

Kumbha / கும்பம்

ரா

Meena / மீனம்

சனி

Tamil Daily Calendar • IST-based

Welcome to our Tamil Daily Calendar.

We serve Tamil people across the globe by offering easy access to daily Tamil calendar sheets for planning your important and auspicious occasions. All dates and timings shown here are based on Indian Standard Time (IST). For location-specific muhurtham, please consult your astrologer or family priest.

The traditional Tamil calendar is closely linked to the movements of the Sun, Moon, and stars. It guides daily life, religious practices, festivals, and auspicious timings.

Traditionally, the Tamil year begins around 14 April and follows a 60-year cycle. In the Tamil system, the day begins at sunrise and ends at the next sunrise.

Among the months, Aavani (5th) and Thai (10th) are generally considered very auspicious for weddings and important functions, whereas Aadi (4th) is often treated as less favorable for starting new ventures.

Why people refer to the Tamil calendar

• Weddings, grihapravesam (housewarming), naming ceremonies
• Temple festivals, vrathams, and poojas
• Seasonal observances and family rituals

Tamil Months from Chithirai to Panguni

As per the Tamil calendar, the year starts with Chithirai and ends with Panguni.

60-year cycle • Solar–lunar system

Chithirai (Month 1)

Month 1

Marks the Tamil New Year (Chithirai 1), usually around 14 April. A highly auspicious and festive month.

Tamil New Year falls on Chithirai 1 (around 14 April).
Considered a highly auspicious and festive month.
Famous for Chithirai Thiruvizha in many temples.

Vaigasi (Month 2)

Month 2

Generally spans mid-May to mid-June and is sacred to Lord Muruga.

Follows Chithirai; mid-May to mid-June.
Sacred to Lord Muruga.
Vaigasi Visakam is a major festival.

Aani (Month 3)

Month 3

Mid-June to mid-July, known for temple festivals and special poojas.

Usually corresponds to mid-June to mid-July.
Important for various temple festivals and poojas.
Aani Uthiram is observed for Lord Nataraja.

Aadi (Month 4)

Month 4

Spiritually powerful month, but generally avoided for new ventures.

Falls roughly between mid-July and mid-August.
Spiritually powerful but usually inauspicious for weddings and new beginnings.
Important observances: Aadi Amavasai, Aadi Velli, Aadiperukku.

Aavani (Month 5)

Month 5

Mid-August to mid-September, considered very auspicious for marriages.

Spans mid-August to mid-September.
Auspicious month for marriages and functions.
Aavani Avittam (Upakarma) is an important ritual.

Purattasi (Month 6)

Month 6

Very special month for Lord Vishnu devotees.

Mid-September to mid-October.
Considered very special for Lord Vishnu.
Purattasi Saturdays are observed with great devotion.

Ippasi (Month 7)

Month 7

Mid-October to mid-November; tied to harvest rituals and festivals.

Typically from mid-October to mid-November.
Linked with harvest-related rituals.
Deepavali often falls in Ippasi, depending on the year.

Kaarthigai (Month 8)

Month 8

Known for Karthigai Deepam, the festival of lights in homes and temples.

Covers mid-November to mid-December.
Famous for Karthigai Deepam.
Dedicated strongly to Lord Muruga and Lord Shiva.

Maargazhi (Month 9)

Month 9

Sacred month for early-morning bhajans, Thiruppavai, and Margazhi festivals.

Spans mid-December to mid-January.
Sacred for early-morning bhajans and temple visits.
Known for Thiruppavai, Thiruvembavai, and Margazhi concerts.

Thai (Month 10)

Month 10

Begins with Thai Pongal; highly auspicious for weddings and new beginnings.

From mid-January to mid-February.
Starts with Thai Pongal, the harvest festival.
Auspicious for weddings and new beginnings – “Thai pirandhaal vazhi pirakkum”.

Maasi (Month 11)

Month 11

Month of many temple car festivals and the important Maasi Magam.

Mid-February to mid-March.
Known for temple car festivals (ther thiruvizha).
Maasi Magam is a key festival, especially near sacred water bodies.

Panguni (Month 12)

Month 12

Final month of the Tamil year; famous for Panguni Uthiram and divine marriages.

Mid-March to mid-April.
Final month of the Tamil year.
Panguni Uthiram is celebrated as a day of divine marriages.

Panchangam Essentials

A quick guide to the key elements you’ll often see on the daily Tamil calendar sheet.

Star • Tithi • Pirai • Yogam

Star / Nakshatra (நட்சத்திரம்)

The “daily star” is the Moon’s position in one of the 27 lunar mansions. Each nakshatra has 4 padas and is used widely for muhurtham, naming, and temple observances.

Chandrashtama / Chandrastamam (சந்திராஷ்டமம்)

An inauspicious period when the Moon transits the 8th house from your birth Moon sign (Janma Rasi). People usually avoid major beginnings during this time.

Tithi (திதி)

The lunar day, defined by every 12° increase in Sun–Moon angular separation. There are 30 tithis in a synodic month, and they rarely align perfectly with the clock day.

Pirai (பிறை): Valarpirai & Theipirai

Valarpirai is the waxing phase (first crescent to Full Moon), often preferred for starting new initiatives. Theipirai is the waning phase (after Full Moon to New Moon).

Amirthathi Yogam (அமிர்த சித்த யோகம்)

Listed as Amritha–Siddha Yogam in almanacs — a highly favorable window formed by specific combinations of weekday, star, and sometimes tithi.

Namayogam / Nithya Yoga (நாமயோகம் / நித்ய யோகம்)

One of the five limbs of the Panchangam. The day’s Yoga is computed from the sum of the Sun’s and Moon’s longitudes, giving 27 Nitya Yogas.

Jeevan & Nethiram (ஜீவன் & நேத்ரம்)

Simple indicators some panchangams display, derived from the Sun’s nakshatra, giving small ratings to hint at general ease or strain.

Important note

Panchangam indicators like Chandrashtama, Pirai, Yogam, Jeevan, and Nethiram are helpful day-quality hints — not complete muhurtham rules. For weddings and key life events, always pair these with detailed guidance from your astrologer or family priest.