Fast today
CheckShukla Shashthi source variant
Day vrat / Check temple
Today. Understand. Observe.
Source-backed, location-aware prototype for Orlando, FL · Drik · Vaishnava.
Shukla Paksha · Jyeshtha Month
Orlando, Florida, USA

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First quarterShukla Shashthi source variant
Day vrat / Check templeCheck source
Location-dependent fasting checkParana appears when a fast has a specific break-fast window for this location and tradition.
For Orlando, this prototype flags June 19 as a source variant because some public Skanda Sashti references place the June 2026 observance on this date. Treat this as a fasting or simple-food day if your household or temple follows that rule.
Never miss an important tithi or observance.
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A lunar day. Hindu fasts and festivals are usually based on tithi, not the regular calendar date.
The half of the lunar month: Shukla is waxing moon, Krishna is waning moon.
The 11th lunar day, often observed by fasting or avoiding grains and beans.
The proper window for breaking a fast, usually the next morning.
A lunar mansion. It describes the Moon's position among 27 traditional sky divisions.
The zodiac sign occupied by the Moon or another planet.
A daily period many people avoid starting important new tasks.
One of the panchang elements calculated from the Sun and Moon's positions.
Half of a tithi. It is another timing element used in panchang.
New moon day, often used for remembrance, prayer, and ancestor-related observances.
Full moon day, often connected with worship, fasting, or major monthly observances.
A Shiva observance around twilight on Trayodashi tithi.