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10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
10 Falgun 1382.
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16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
16 Falgun 1368
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Bengali date B falgun 1368 corresponds to March 12, 1962, in the Gregorian calendar. The Bengali calendar is roughly 594 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, and Falgun is the 11th month in the Bengali calendar. Thus, B Falgun 1368 translates to this specific date in English.
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The English date for Bengali month 19 Falgun 1381 is 4 March 1975.
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The English date for Bengali date 3rd Falgun 1389 is February 15, 1983.
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The Bengali calendar date of 29 Falgun 1391 corresponds to March 13, 1985, in the Gregorian calendar. The Bengali calendar is a solar calendar used in Bangladesh and parts of India, and Falgun is the last month of the year in this calendar.
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The Bengali date 16th Falgun 1398 corresponds to March 1, 1992, in the Gregorian calendar. The Bengali calendar is approximately 593 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, and Falgun typically falls around February to March.
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The Bengali date 13 Falgun 1331 corresponds to March 27, 1925, in the Gregorian calendar. The Bengali calendar is a lunisolar calendar used primarily in Bangladesh and India, and Falgun is typically the last month of the Bengali year.
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The 23rd day of the month of Falgun in the year 1398 of the Bengali calendar corresponds to March 7, 1992, in the Gregorian calendar. The Bengali calendar is approximately 594 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, which is why this conversion is necessary. Falgun typically falls around February to March in the Gregorian calendar.
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Falgun is the name of a month in the Hindu calendar, typically falling between February and March in the Gregorian calendar. It is considered an auspicious time, often associated with the celebration of various festivals, including Holi, the festival of colors. The month is linked to the arrival of spring, symbolizing renewal and joy. In some cultures, Falgun is also associated with themes of love and romance.
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it will be 23rd falgun
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The Bengali month of Falgun in the year 1380 corresponds to the period from mid-February to mid-March 1983 in the Gregorian calendar. Specifically, the 29th of Falgun 1380 falls on March 13, 1983.
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because this is very easy and son nice and comfortable too
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it will take place in 21 falgun 2068
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District level exam of ktm will be held on 29th falgun 2067.
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The Bengali date 18 Falgun in the year 1395 corresponds to March 2, 1989, in the Gregorian calendar. The Bengali calendar is approximately 593 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, which is why the conversion results in this specific date.
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Vikram Samvat 2030 Falgun Vad 5 corresponds to the Gregorian date of March 19, 2024, which falls on a Tuesday. The Vikram Samvat calendar is roughly 57 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, and it is primarily used in India and Nepal.
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The Bengali calendar date corresponding to February 22, 1961, in the English calendar is 10th Falgun 1367. The Bengali calendar is approximately 593 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, and the conversion depends on the specific date within the year. Thus, February 22 falls in the month of Falgun in the Bengali calendar.
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The Bengali date 18 Falgun 1368 corresponds to March 2, 1962, in the English calendar. Bengali years are typically around 594 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, so conversions are based on this difference. The specific date can vary slightly depending on leap years and other factors in the calendar systems.
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january-paush
feb-magh
mar- falgun
apr-chaitra
may-baisakh
jun-jyest
jul-ashadh
aug-shravan
sep-bhadrav
oct-ashwin
nov-kartik
dec-marghasirsh
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The Bengali date corresponding to February 19, 1988, is 7 Falgun 1394. The Bengali calendar is a lunisolar calendar, and the conversion between the two calendars can vary slightly due to the differences in their respective systems.
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Bengali months are 12. Boishakh, Joshto, Assar, Sravon, Vadro. Aashhin, Kartik, Augrahayan, Poush, Maghh, Falgun and Choitra. 1st Boishakh is the Bangla New year (nowrouz vor pohela boishakh). Its a national holiday and big festival.
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23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
23 February 1987.
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19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
19 February 1974.
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The English date 27 February 1989 corresponds to the 15th day of the month of Falgun in the Bengali calendar year 1395. The Bengali calendar is approximately 594 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, so this conversion reflects that difference.
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bachelor first year exam will probably be held on month of july . there are two groups of same level this year so tribhuwan university will held exam very late because course was not complete to this level
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The Bangla calendar year 1393 corresponds to the Gregorian years 1986-1987. The Bangla calendar, also known as the Bengali or Bangabda calendar, follows a lunar-based system with 12 months: Boishakh, Joishtho, Asharh, Shraban, Bhadro, Ashwin, Kartik, Ogrohayon, Poush, Magh, Falgun, and Chaitra. Each month generally has 30 days, with some variations for leap years. For specific dates and events, you may refer to a detailed Bangla calendar for that year.
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Holi is a great spring festival celebrated across various parts of India. It is also known as the Festival of Colours.
Holi is celebrated in eve of Slaying of demoness Holika by Prahlad (Devotee of Lord Vishnu).
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Holi is a festival of colours and it is celebrate only by Indians. It is always celebrated in March. It is a two day festival.
A bonfire is lit on full moon day of Falgun (Phagun) month. This corresponds to March). Rituals vary from place to place. The bonfire is the manifestation of the celestial burning of Kamadev (God of Romance and Love) by Siva. Kamadev is sent by gods to break Siva's penance so that the letter can fulfill a task for mankind's benefit. Kamadev alone is capable of this daunting task, for it involves the sure end of the person. Enraged Siva opens his Third Eye, which emits fire, rendering Kamadev into ashes. However, Siva grants him a boon that he would take an incarnation as Pradyumna (Krishna's son) in the Dwapara age. Holi is celebrated to mark this event. The ashes are smeared over the body the next day, and also sprinkled in fields before sowing oeperations, when it rains three months later.
Some legends associate the bonfire to Hiranyakasipu's story. The demon's sister Holika had got a boon that fire shall not devour her. So she offers to take Prahlad (Hiranyakasipu's 'wayward' son --- wayward because Prahlad does defy his father and pray Mahavishnu, who ultimately manifests as Nrsimha or Narasimha) into her lap and sit on a pyre. When Holika sits on wood with Prahlad in lap, demons set it afire. Prahlad is saved by Mahavishnu (Vishnu), but Holika is destroyed and burnt for she was misuing the boon. Some people call the Holi bonfire as Holika.
Spiritually Holi signifies the destruction of evil.
THE FACT ABOUT HOLI:
The original aim of Holi was to have a day on which Hindus could have freedom to violate the rules of Hinduism. The day was associated with mythology to ensure that it was celebrated everywhere on the same day.
Later on the festival became just symbolic. Thus, instead of having a colorful day, we sprinkle colors on others.
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