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Telugu Calendar 2020 – January To December 2020

In the Telugu calendar for the respective year of 2020, the bhogi festival is being celebrated which does fall on a Tuesday for the 14th of the month of January. On a specific Wednesday which does fall on the 15th of the month of January, there is this day of the Makar Sankranti as per the records of the calendars of Telugu.

The festival mukkanuma will be further celebrated on the 17th of the month of January for the year 2020 according to the respective calendar of 2020. The day on which this Telugu festival does fall is a Friday.

Telugu Calendar 2020

Coming to the Ratha Saptami, this Telugu festival does fall on the 1st of the month of February for the year of 2020 which does fall on a Saturday.  Now, this Ekadashi which is known as the Jaya Ekadashi is being celebrated on the 5th of the month of February for the year 2020 which further falls on a Wednesday. The day which is being celebrated on the 6th of the month of February is known as the bhishma Dwadashi which further falls on a respective Thursday of the whole respective year of 2020 for the respective Telugu calendar as such. There is this Telugu festival which is hence known as the amalaki Ekadashi which does fall on a Friday and is hence celebrated on the 6th of the month of March for the respective year of 2020.

On the 19th of the month of March, there is this day which is being celebrated and it does fall on a respective Thursday as per the guidelines of the Telugu calendar and the name of the day is papmochani Ekadashi which is hugely celebrated.  The new year of Telugu which is also known as Ugadi is also being celebrated on the 25th of the month of March for the year of 2020 and the day on which it does fall is a respective Wednesday.

Now, coming to this date which is hence known as the Kamada Ekadashi, this day falls on a specific Saturday which further does fall on the 4th of the month of April for the year of 2020.  On a Sunday which is being dated as the 5th of the month of April, there is this day which is known as the babu jagjivan ram birthday which is hence celebrated in a nice way and is hence marked well in the Telugu calendars for this year of 2020.

Telugu January Calendar 2020

Telugu January Calendar 2020

Telugu February Calendar 2020

Telugu March Calendar 2020

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Telugu December Calendar 2020

The Ekadashi day which is basically known as the varuthini Ekadashi is hence celebrated on a Saturday on the 18th of the month of April for the year of 2020 and the day on which this festival of Telugu does fall is also a Saturday again. On the 3rd of the month of May, there is this day of Telugu festival termed as the Mohini Ekadashi which is hence celebrated on a day which falls on a respective Sunday as such.  

Now, coming to the day of Hanuman Jayanti, this respective day is hence celebrated on the 17th of the month of may as per the terms and dates set on the Telugu calendar. Now, the apara Ekadashi is also being celebrated on the 18th of the month of may which also falls on a respective Monday as such.  now, this puja which is known as the vat Savitri puja is one of the most auspicious one in terms of the Telugu festivals for the year of 2020 and this day falls on a respective Friday as such.

The Ekadashi which is also known as the nirjala Ekadashi is being celebrated on the 2nd of the month of June for the year of 2020 as per the calendar which is the Telugu calendar.  On the 17th of the month of June, there is this day which is hence known as the yogini Ekadashi which does fall on a Wednesday and is hence further celebrated. On the 11th of the month of December, there is this day which is known as the utpanna Ekadashi, this day is further celebrated and does fall on a Friday too and similarly, there is another day which is hence known as the moksha Ekadashi which is also celebrated on a Friday which further falls on the 25th of the month of December.

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