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Saka and Vikram year context plus sunrise Panchang
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Map a date across Indian calendars and calculate the daily Panchang.
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Map a selected Gregorian date across major calendar systems used in India and calculate the five Panchang limbs for a selected Indian city.
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A Gregorian date and Indian location connect civil calendars with sunrise-based astronomical limbs.
Map a selected Gregorian date across major calendar systems used in India and calculate the five Panchang limbs for a selected Indian city.
Official Saka, Gregorian, Buddhist, and calculated Hijri dates use civil calendar conversion. Panchang values use Sun and Moon positions at local sunrise, while regional Vikram, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese, Odia, Tamil, Malayalam, Nanakshahi, Jain, Telugu, and Kannada years are clearly labeled as exact civil conversions or traditional references.
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Saka and Vikram year context plus sunrise Panchang
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No. Tithi and other limbs are astronomical estimates using a Lahiri-style ayanamsha approximation. Festival observance can depend on location, sampradaya, sunrise rules, and the authority publishing the local panchang.
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