Purnima dates for 2021 28.1.2021 – 20:1627.2.2021 – 9:1728.3.2021 – 19:4826.4.2021 (27. 4. in 4:32)26.5.2021 – 12:1424.6.2021 – 19:4023.7.2021, (24. 7. in 04:37)22.8.2021 – 14:0220.9.2021 – ( 21. 9. in 01:54)20.10.2021 – 16:5719.11.2021 – 9:5918.12.2021 ( 19. 12. in 05:37)
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