Aadi Karthigai (Aadi Krithiga), is an important festival dedicated to Lord Muruga. It is celebrated on Krithigai nakshatra day in Aadi month of Tamil calendar. The Skanda Purana describes the legend associated with Aadi Karthigai. Aadi Karthigai 2025 (Aadi Krithiga 2025) date is August 16. Aadi Karthigai is celebrated with lot of gusto in Aarupadai […]
Adi Perukku (Aadi Perukku, Padinettam Perukku, Aadi Padinettu) is one of the popular festivals of Tamil Nadu. In 2025, Adi Perukku date is August 3. It is observed on the 18th day of Aadi month. This festival is celebrated on eighteenth day of Aadi masam in Tamil calendar. Aadi Perukku festival is celebrated mainly by women […]
Mariamman also known as Mariamma and Thandu Mariamman is a holy goddess of rain and mainly worshipped as a popular deity in tamil nadu. Mariamman is also associated with Mata Parvati and contains the features of Kali Devi. Festivals for Mariammam are grandly celebrated in the tamil month of “Aadi” which is known as “Aadi Thiruvizha”. She is usually […]
Aadi month (Aadi masam) is known as inauspicious in Tamil calendar. It corresponds with Ashada masam in lunar calendars followed in North India, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka. What is the importance of Aadi month in Tamil calendar? Why it is considered inauspicious? This article gives you brief information about the Aadi Masam mahatmya. The […]
Here is the list of Festivals in Aadi Masam 2025 (Aadi Pandigai).. In 2025, Aadi masam begins on July 17 and ends on August 16 (31 days). Apart from Aadi Velli (Aadi Fridays) and Aadi Chevvai (Aadi Tuesdays), there are many more important auspicious days in Aadi Masam.. The word ‘Aadi’ is originated from the […]
17 July, Aadi masam 2025 or Aadi month in Tamil calendar begins. Aadi masam ends on August 16. It begins on Karkataka Sankranti or on the day of Sun’s transition into Karkataka rashi (Cancer zodiac) from Mithuna Rashi (Gemini zodiac). Aadi masam is an inauspicious month as per the Tamil Astrology and religious history as […]
Mylapore Mundaka Kanni Amman Temple Aadi Velli celebrations in Chennai. Mundaka Kanni Amman Temple is a temple dedicated to Ma Shakti Devi who is in the form of Mundaka Kanni Amman(Mariamman) is situated in Mylapore in Chennai. The temple is one of the most famous shrines of Mariamman. Mundakanniamman is the presiding deity of the […]
16 August 2025 is Aadi Krithigai. It is an important festival dedicated to Lord Murugan (Skanda). It falls on Krithigai Nakshatra in Aadi Month as per Tamil calendar. The Skanda Purana describes the legend associated with Aadi Karthigai. Aadi Karthigai is celebrated with lot of gusto in Aarupadai Veedu (six prominent temples) of Lord Muruga. […]
Aadi Chevvai (Tuesday in Aadi Month) is one of the auspicious pujas held in all Devi Temples dedicated to Goddess Shakti. In 2025, Aadi Chevvai dates are – July 22, July 29, August 5 and August 12. Avvayar Amman temple in Nagercoil is one of the holy places in Tamil Nadu where Aadi Chevvai festival […]
Aadi masam or Aadi month is the fourth month in traditional Tamil calendar followed in Tamil Nadu. In 2025, Aadi Masam begins on July 17 and ends on August 16 (31 days). Aadi month begins on Karkadaka Sankranti or Karka Sankramana day when Sun transits to Karkataka Rashi or Cancer zodiac from Mithuna Rashi or […]
What is the importance or significance of Ashada masam? Why Ashad month considered inauspicious? This article gives brief details and information about Ashada masam. Ashada masam or Ashad month, also corresponds and coincides with Aadi Masam or Aadi month in Tamil calendar, is considered as inauspicious in Hindu Astrology. Significance of Ashada Masam in Telugu […]
The Tamil month Aadi is considered to be a most auspicious one for Amman worship. During the Aadi month, we can see that in most of the Amman Temples, Koozh offering would be done by the devotees, as well as by the temples authorities. We can also hear lot of Amman songs which would be […]
Aadi Perukku is one of the most celebrated festivals at Samayapuram Mariamman Temple in Tamil Nadu. In 2024, Aadi Perukku date is August 3. Aadi Perukku festival is celebrated mainly by women in Cauvery delta region. Women celebrate this festival to honor nature. Celebrations may include the exchange of delicious ‘Chitrannam’ (fried rice) among the […]
Aadi Festival at Mutharamman Temple, Kulasekharapatnam is one of the most celebrated temple festivals at this temple. In 2017, Aadi Padinettam utsavams begins on 31 July and ends on 2 August in this temple. The Sri Mutharamman Temple is located in Kulasekharapatnam near Thiruchendur in the Thoothukudi district, Tamil Nadu. It is 300 years old. Navarathiri […]
Aadi Kundam is one of the popular temple festival at Mettupalayam VanaBadrakaliamman Temple in Tamil Nadu. In 2017, Aadi Kundam festival begins on 18 July and ends on 1 August. Sri VanaBadrakaliamman Temple is situated amidst Mettupalayam to Thekkampatti road route. It is just 5 kilometers away from Mettupalayam, which falls under Coimbatore District in […]
Aadi Latcharchanai at Periyanayagi Amman Temple, Palani is one of the popular festivals celebrated at Periya Nayagi Amman Temple. In 2024, Aadi Latcharchanai date at Periyanayagi Amman Temple is – July 29. Popularly called ‘Town Temple’, this large and spacious temple is in the heart of Palani town of Tamil Nadu. In the Aadi Month, one […]
2 August 2016 is Aadi Perukku (Padinettam Perukku, Aadi Padinettu). It is one of the famous festivals of Tamil Nadu. It is observed on the 18th day of Aadi month. This festival is celebrated on eighteenth day of Aadi masam in Tamil calendar. Aadi Perukku festival is celebrated mainly by women in Cauvery delta region. Women celebrate […]
Aadi festival, a month-long festival during Aadi month in Tamil calendar, begins on July 17, 2024. The festival begins on the first Tuesday of Tamil month of Aadi (July 23, 2024). Avvayar Amman temple in Nagercoil is one of the holy places in Tamil Nadu where Aadi festival is celebrated with utmost gaiety. Women offer […]
Daily panchangam July 2011 or Hindu daily calendar July 2011 gives daily Hindu astrology details like tithi, nakshatra, yoga, and shubha muhurthams in this month. July 2011 coincides with Ashada month & Shravan month in North Indian Hindi calendars and it is Ashada month in Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, and Gujarati calendars. This month is Jyeshto […]