Free book · 62 pages · Hindi and English
PanchangBodh 2027: the whole Hindu year in one book to keep, print or share. Festivals and vrats, twelve month calendars with the daily panchang, Ekadashi, Purnima and Amavasya, Vivah and other muhurats, eclipses and Sankranti. Times for New Delhi.
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2027 at a glance
From the book: the days the Hindu year 2027 turns on. Dates for New Delhi.
Look inside
The same book in both editions: A4 pages, to read on a phone or print at home.
Festivals and vrats
As the book lists them, for New Delhi. The great festivals are in bold. Each month opens in full, for your own city, on the festival calendar.
A gift for the new year
Make a copy for someone: page 2 carries their name, a New Year blessing and yours. Then send the PDF on WhatsApp or by email, or print it.
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The same year, with the times worked out for where you are.
Your 2027, from your own chart
The panchang is the same for everyone in a city. These read 2027 from a birth chart.
Calendar 2027 from your own chart: which weeks run easier, which heavier, and when to begin, from Saturn's and Jupiter's transits weighed by your Ashtakavarga points and your dasha.
Get Rashifal 2027The almanac of the 2027 sky: every sign entry, retrograde, eclipse and conjunction to the minute, with a page of classical readings for each Moon sign.
Get Grah Gochar 2027The full birth chart in one report to keep: planets, houses, yogas and the whole run of dashas, read together.
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New Delhi. In other cities times move by a few minutes, and a tithi that changes near sunrise can fall on a different day there. Each month page in the book has a code that opens the same month for your own city on PanchangBodh.
The North Indian count, in which a month ends at Purnima. In the South and West a month ends at Amavasya, so there the dark half carries the previous month's name. Where two traditions keep a day differently, such as Ekadashi, both days are given: Smarta and Vaishnava.
Every date and time is astronomically computed by PanchangBodh from the positions of the Sun and the Moon. Before release, the whole year was set beside another leading almanac for New Delhi, festival by festival: no festival in the book falls on a different day.
Yes. The pages are A4, so the book prints at home or at a print shop. Share the PDF with family and friends, or make a gift copy with their name on page 2.
Write the name of the person it is for and your own. Page 2 of the book then carries both names with a New Year blessing; the rest of the book is the same. You can make as many gift copies as you like.
