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Telugu Calendar 2022 - 2023 - తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ 2022 - 2023 is a free almanac calendar app. App provides yearly calendar for 2023, Festivals, Holidays & Shubh Muhurt dates. 2023 తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ is offline and free calendar app created for all Indians and Telugu speaking people across the globe. App also has telugu panchangam like Daily telugu horoscope for every Rasi phalalu Show
Telugu calendar download for FREE Summary of app: App Flow: తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ ఉత్తమ హిందూ క్యాలెండర్. తెలుగు మాట్లాడే ప్రజలకు అత్యంత సిఫార్సు చేయబడిన క్యాలెండర్. తెలుగు సెలవులు, ఫెస్టివల్స్, షబ్ ముహర్ట్, ఆస్పసిస్ డేస్, తెలుగు పంచాంగం అనువర్తనం లో ప్రదర్శించబడ్డాయి. తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ 2023 లో పండుగ, సెలవులు మరియు అల్మానాక్ల గురించి సమాచారాన్ని అందిస్తుంది. గొప్ప తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ App Features: Telugu calendar free download with Telugu calendar Rasi phalalu: All the rasi details are neatly displayed in the app. It consists of Rashi Bhavishyam, Daily Rashiphalam & Weekly rasi phalalu Latest Telugu calendar 2023: App has Suryodayam, Suryasthamayam, Visesham, Yamagandam, Gulika Kalam, Rahu Kalam and Nakshatram Telugu calendar new also known as Hindu calendar telugu. Quickly gives Telugu date today,Telugu Star today & good days calendar telugu - తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ Telugu calendar 2023 is a free calendar almanac app for Telugu speaking people around the globe. Provides details of Andhrapradesh, Telangana government holidays for 2023. Its a hindu calendar 2023 with offline calendar which shows today's Panchangam in Telugu తెలుగు క్యాలెండర్ 2023: Daily Panchangam including the tithi timings, Nakshatra timings, Shush Divas (auspicious days) significance of each day in each month. App also gives Jathakam' and mauhurtham. Telugu Jathakam & Calendar - Telugu mauhurtham calendar App has Today tithi & Today panchang. Its a hindu calendar 2023 with offline calendar which shows today's Panchang in Telugu Indian Festival and Indian Holiday list: List of all holidays and festivals are present in this app Thanks for downloading 2023 calendar in Telugu!!! Hindu Calendar 2023Hindu Calendar January, 2023
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Hindu CalendarWant to check which Indian Hindu festivals are heading your way this year, or are you simply interested in knowing what a Hindu character looks like? Hindu festivals are not the things you’ll find listed in the Gregorian calendar, or most commonly known as the western calendar or Christian calendar. Check all the vrat and Indian Holidays that are coming your way. You can also use this as a planner as your go-to site to check out Monthly Indian Festivals. Importance of Hindu CalendarThe Hindu Calendar is a collaborative work of various scholars from the ancient times of ancient India. The foremost mention of the calendar has been found in the Vedas, the ethical basis of the Hindu ethics system, which dates back to 1200 BC. The Hindu calendar or panchanga is a calendar that works on the observation deduced from the combined information deduced from the lunar cycle and the solar cycle. Due to this, the Hindu calendar is called a lunisolar calendar. This dependence on the lunar and solar days of the year gives the Indian calendar its multidimensional nature. But why is it multidirectional? You might be asking. It is the technique it utilizes for structuring time, combining information from lunar months, lunar days, solar months, solar days, the movement of the sun, and the moon in respect to other constellations and celestial bodies. There has been more than one variant of the Hindu calendar since ancient times to add more to its complicacy. The national calendar that became official in the year 1957 is but one of those many. It was selected because it covers almost all the festivals and vrat that are celebrated all around the country. But the significance doesn’t just stop at being a record for the Hindu Calendar and vrat. It also functions as a measurement chart for recording things of astronomical size.
With the debate of which system of the calendar to follow and how to count days based on it, it’s a natural question as to when the year ends or begins. The Hindu new year begins a bit after the financial and Academic years begin but with a thirteen to fifteen-day gap. Somewhere between thirteen to fifteen April. In terms of solar months, during the zodiac sign of Mesa (Aries). This time period is what marks solar months as civil months. One important thing to note in the Indian calendar has a different way to apply leap year. As per lunar months, a year amounts to 354(⅓) days on average. Instead of adding a leap day every four years, a leap year is added every three years. Its definition of the leap year is also different from the leap year administered by the Gregorian calendar. Still, it has the same function as bringing the year close to when the earth does a complete revolution around the sun, that is 365(¼) days. In the Hindu calendar, a month doesn’t need to be added. It can be deducted too. It is how the lunar month starts based on which zodiac sign the sun currently is. A month is usually added, but once in a blue moon, the sun might cross over the zodiac sign it was presiding over. When this phenomenon happens, the whole month is deducted. This leads to a month repeating itself, giving another month, which has twelve or thirteen months. Lunar Months and Days of Hindu CalendarHindu Calendar, following the lunisolar system, considers the movement of both the sun and the sea, as observed from the earth. The Lunar months in the calendar are the same time it takes the moon to revolve around the sun. As such, all the lunar days are divided into thirty lunar days. Due to the waning and waxing nature of the moon, they are classified into two parts; the waxing part of the moon encompasses fortnightly bright days, while the waning phase of the moon’s days is called dark days. The northern and southern parts of India start their month from a different perspective; from the north Indian’s perspective, the month begins on the full moon, while from the South Indians’ point of view, the days are counted from one day after it. Solar Months and Days of Hindu CalendarJust as Hindu calendars can make their lunar days based on the measurement through the lunisolar system, they can apply the same to the solar side of things. The solar days are marked by the time of sunrise. One other difference that solar months have is that they are based on the Hindu zodiac signs; these zodiac signs are defined as the different periods the sun traverses through them. Solar months are the ones that were being accepted as part of the national Hindu calendar, leading to them being regarded as civil months. At the same time, the lunar moon serves the purpose of determining regional and festive holidays. Hindu Festival CalendarAs it is well known about Hindu festivals, they don’t happen on a fixed date. This does not apply to all the festivals, but it is still a prominent thing. The dates of Hindu festivals are based on them occurring on the day of the Full moon; sometimes, they are also celebrated after the full moon. Some prominent festivals that change depending on the state of the moon are Holi, Diwali, Guru Purnima, Maha Shivratri, and Ganesh Chaturthi; these are just a few. Mostly the festivals are celebrated on the same day in most regions; the day of celebration can vary in a few regions. Did you guess why? The variations of different calendars are the cause. |