Panchanga Computed for Various Cities

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http://www.mudgala.com/panchanga/index.html

 

Please see the above link. Please be sure to read the FAQ and "how to read

the panchanga" sections.

 

Thanks to Sri Ajit Krishnan for providing this excellent service.

 

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Other Resources

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a) New York Ganesha temple prints a panchangam computed for New York and

with corrections for other cities. They also print a *very beautiful*

monthly calendar with some of the above data included. The panchanga also

explains how it is computed and inlcudes the rules for determining the

important festivals.

 

b) www.svbf.org also prints a monthly calendar with tithi and naxatra

computed for New Jersey.

 

c) Houston Meenakshi temple also has a monthly calendar (but the

computations are *wrong*, they seem to have missed the very basic point).

 

[a,b,c] run from Jan-Dec, that is if you contact now, you can get the

calendar for whole of 2004.

 

d) If you are into computation, there are many tools which give ephemeris

data (sidereal with lahari ayanamsha etc.) which you can use. The best and

easy one is the Swiss Ephemeris Library. Even there basic test code can be

used generate data, to compute vaara, tithi, naxatra, yoga, and karaNa.

 

You can also use tools like Jagganath Hora lite (which is intended for

computing jaataka) to get the panchanga.

 

 

Thanks. Just FYI.

 

Ravi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There is another version of panchanga available at www . mypanchang . com. The site has more than 77+ cities with their panchangams online.

[Guest guest]

There is another version of panchanga available at www . mypanchang . com. The site has more than 77+ cities with their panchangams online.

[manbangs]

thx 4 d links!