India Panchang Calendar 2010 3.9

The Panchang is an ancient spiritual and scientific calendar system based on the positions of the planets, the sun, and the moon. One year consists of 12 lunar months of approximately 29 days and 12 hours.

Each year, our panchang features over 340 significant dates of events and holy festivals in India, encompassing Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, and civil celebrations throughout the year. The majority of festivals are represented with colorful imagery.

This calendar spans the entirety of the year 2016 and also includes information dating back to 2009.

It encompasses detailed information about lunar cycles (Tithi and Karana), planetary positions (Nakshatra), combinations of the moon and sun (Yoga), full moons or Purnima, new moons or Amavasya, as well as Sunrise and Sunset timings.

Key inclusions:

• Sun, Thithi, and Nakshatra timings for various cities in India (Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata) and globally: Paris, London, Geneva, Moscow, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Los Angeles, Cape Town, Toronto, Melbourne, Sydney, Tokyo. The timings account for daylight savings.
• Upon launch, the current month is displayed with a focus on the present day. Simply click on any day to access comprehensive details about that specific day.
• Information on lunar month days
• Day-specific details including Western calendar information (Gregorian calendar), Tithi details (moon day name, Shuklapaksh, Krishnapaksh, timings), Nakshatra details (name and timings), Sun timings, and a list of festivals occurring on that day
• Vikram Samwat and Saka Samwat display
• A list of full moons (Purnima) and new moons (Amavasya)
• A categorized list of events and holy festivals by month with direct access to any month
• A compilation of government gazetted holidays
• An efficient search tool: Simply input a keyword or part of a word for a list of all related events
• An image associated with nearly every event
• A selection of major cities to view detailed panchang information. If your city is absent from the list, choose the nearest one.

Through the search tool:

• Enter "Prad" for a comprehensive list of Pradosh vrat occurrences in the year (a worship ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva observed on the Trayodashi of both fortnights - Shukla and Krishna Paksha)
• Type "Eka" for an exhaustive list of Ekadashi dates in the year (Ekadashi falls on the 11th day of both the bright half – Shukla Paksha and dark half – Krishna Paksha)
• Write "Chatur" for a detailed list of Ganesha and Vinayak Chaturthi dates in the year
• Input "Rohini," "Ashtami," and so forth for respective results

Our calendar compiles a Hindu Panchang rooted in Vedic science yet embracing a modern perspective. Extensive research was undertaken to provide accurate information. The panchang is continually enhanced with updates to ensure its accuracy.

In the coming weeks, we will release numerous updates to enrich the festival and event listings with many new photographs captured last year in Madhya Pradesh.

Liability Disclaimer: While we strive to maintain accuracy within this calendar's contents without guaranteeing it. We absolve ourselves from any liability towards individuals for damages or expenses resulting from using this calendar. Moreover, we retain the right to implement changes at our discretion without prior notification if deemed necessary.