7 Oct
Posted by RamN in Belief, Communication, Mythology. Tagged: Amavasai, Auspicious days in 2009, Chennai, DailyPhoto Chennai, Full Moon, Mylapore, New Moon, Nikon D40X, Photowalk, Pournami, Pradhosham, RamaswamyN, ramaswamyn.com, Sankatahara Sathurthi, Sashti, Shivarathiri, Valar Pirai. 3 Comments
…. Though its a bit (!?) late for 2009, better late than never. This calendar printed and installed gives the auspicious days in this year.
For non-tamil readers the columns are January to December and the rows are the actual auspicious days / events like the shivarathiri to New moon days to full moon days etc. and the ones for specific gods like Ganesha or Murugan or Shiva.
Seen, where else(!), at Mylapore. 
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Posted by Mr. Leif Hagen on October 7, 2009 at 5:11 pm
Drats – I missed some of the important day of January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August and September!
Ram : Will go there again the coming Jan’10 and help all my readers not to miss any of those auspicious days
Posted by R Sathyamurthy on October 7, 2009 at 5:21 pm
What an Idea sir ji! Wonderful way to focus only on the important days in a month.
In Kuwait, most expatriates look for the yearly HOLIDAY CALENDAR to count the number of holidays in each month.
Ram : Not just in Kuwait from school kids to office goers all look for the Holiday lists … anywhere
Posted by uvaraj on October 8, 2009 at 10:28 am
that’s interesting, never seen this format before. someone had a great idea.
Ram : I’m glad i spotted this