Rare Month July 2011: That Recurs in 823 Years

Publish Date:Jul 4, 2011

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This July will be a little different from other Julys and it will spread some cheer among those who look forward to the weekend. July 2011 will have five Fridays, five Saturdays and five Sundays. Numerologists and astrologers say this only occurs once in 823 years.

Despite being rare, it may not have too much of a numerological significance, said numerologist Sanjay Jumani. Astrologer Ajay Bhambi said, it is a "mathematical rarity" in the calendar but people should not assume there is any astrological significance. When pointed out that Feng Shui experts believe that the month is lucky for people to earn money, Jumani said, "As I had predicted, expenditure will increase this year right from the beginning. It will be expensive till the end."

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Agencies like the Maharashtra Tourism and Development Corporation (MTDC) have geared up to accommodate more people during weekends at their resorts. "More people will throng our monsoon destinations, beaches and other spots this time," said Dr Avinash Dhakne, joint managing director of MTDC. Some of the major tourist destinations will see 100% bookings during weekends, said a senior MTDC official.

Seems Jumani is right in predicting heavy expenditure during this month!!
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