Rashtriya Panchang (Englsih) Saka Era 1933, Kali Era 5111-12 (2011-2012 A.D.)

Rashtriya Panchang (Englsih) Saka Era 1933, Kali Era 5111-12 (2011-2012 A.D.)

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Book Specification

Item Code: NAB776
Publisher: The Controller of Publications, Delhi
Language: English
Edition: 2010
Pages: 185
Cover: Paperback
Other Details 11.4 inch X 8.0 inch
Weight 440 gm

Book Description

Preface

Rashtriya Panchang is being published by India Meteorological Department since 1879 Saka Era 1957 - 58 A.D.) with the objective to unify the divergent practices of calendric systems existing in different regions of thee country as well as to promote panchang calculations on a modem scientific principles. Presently Rashtriya Panchang is being published in the following languages:

Assamese, Bengali, English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu.

The Panchang contains astronomical and panchang information on sidereal time, equation of time, timings of sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, transit time of the sun, moon and planets to nirayana rasis and nakshatras, beginning of lagnas for central station of India as well as nirayana longitudes of the sun, moon, planets and rahu. All these have been calculated on modern scientific basis. In addition, items like Julian day number, kali ahargana, moon’s age, phases of the moon, declination of the sun, midday time and also beginning of lagnas around sunrise time for four metropolitan cities have been included in the text on daily basis. Further, the days for observing principal festivals and anniversaries have been listed on a separate page. For the convenience of users of panchang, important items have been explained under ‘Details of the Panchang’.

The work of preparation and publication of this Rashtriya Panchang for 1933 Saka Era (2011 - 12 A.D.) has been carried out at Positional Astronomy Centre of this Department at Kolkata under the guidance of Shri S. Sen, Director.

It is hoped that this publication would serve as a standard panchang for the country and will be used as a source for obtaining correct calendric data.

Contents

1. Principal Festivals and Anniversaries i
2. Explanation iv
3. Movements of Sun and Planets into Nirayana Zodiac (Diagram) viii
4. Chronological eras ix
5. Regional Calendars x
6. List of names of Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana and Rasi xiv
7. Various Astronomical information xv
8. Star chart &day to day panchang matter:
Chaitra, (ni) Chaitra-Vaisakha 1
Vaisakha, (ni) Vaisakha-Jyaishtha 9
Jyaishtha, (ni) Jyaishtha-Ashadha 17
Ashadha, (ni) Ashadha-Sravana 25
Sravana, (ni) Sravana-Bhadra 33
Bhadra, (ni) Bhadra-Asvina 41
Asvina, (ni), Asvina-Kartika 49
Kartika, (ni) Kartika-Agrahayana 57
Agrahayana, (ni) Agrahayana-Pausha 65
Pausha, (ni) Pausha-Magha 73
Magha, (ni) Magha-Phalguna 81
Phalguna, (ni) Phalguna-Chaitra 89
Chaitra, (ni)Chaitra-Vaisakha 97
9. Tables enumerating various astronomical information:
Sunrise, Sunset & Moonrise, Moonset at four metropolitan cities in India 105
Beginning of lagnas 118
Correction table for beginning of lagnas 131
Nirayan longitudes of Sun & Moon 133
Nirayana longitudes of Planets 140
Nirayana longitudes of Uranus, Neptune, Pluto & Mean Rahu 153
Heliacal rising and setting of planets 154
Visibility of planets 155
Transit of Sun and Planets into Nirayana Rasis 157
Transits of Sun and Planets into Nakshatras 160
Retrogression of Planets 164
Nirayana mean longitudes of planets by Bija corrections 166
National Calendar and corresponding dates of Nirayana and Gregorian calendars 167

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