Panjika Panchang AI 2026-2027

FESTIVAL SEASON 2026 — Kojagari Lakshmi Puja, Karwa Chauth, Dhanteras, Kali Puja and Diwali, Govardhan Puja, Bhai Dooj (Bhai Phonta), Chhath and Jagaddhatri Puja: dates and tithi times for your own city, with a reminder the evening before. HINDU CALENDAR AND BANGLA PANJIKA IN ONE APP: choose the North Indian Purnimanta panchang or the Bengali Amanta panjika, in English, Hindi or Bengali. Computed on your phone for your city, offline. Bengali readers can pick the Gupta Press (Surya Siddhanta) or Drik method to match their printed panjika. A calm, everyday panchang — the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana for any date, with sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset for your own city. WHAT YOU GET • Today at a glance: tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and paksha • Auspicious and inauspicious windows: Rahu Kaal, Abhijit, Brahma Muhurta, Amrit Kaal, Bar Bela, Kal Bela, Durmuhurta, Kalratri • Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and the moon's phase • Your own calendar year alongside the Gregorian date — Bengali San or Vikram Samvat, whichever you follow • Festivals and vrats, with a reminder the evening before if you want one • Auspicious days for weddings and other ceremonies — for Bengali readers from the printed panjika's own tables, for North Indian readers by the rules of a widely used panchang reference • Ekadashi, Purnima and Amavasya lists you can browse ahead • Rashifal for your sign — today, this week, this month and this year • A home-screen widget with today's panchang at a glance • An AI purohit that explains what a tithi or a muhurat actually means CHOOSE YOUR REGION Bengali Panjika — Bengali San year, Amanta lunar months, Bengali festivals. North Indian Panchang — Vikram Samvat year, Purnimanta lunar months, North Indian festivals (Teej, Chhath, Govardhan and more). The tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana underneath are the same astronomy either way — this changes the calendar's naming and festival set to match your own tradition. CHOOSE YOUR CALCULATION METHOD Almanacs are computed in two different ways, and the two can place a festival on a different day. Bengali families can choose the Drik method (Bishuddha Siddhanta style) or the Surya Siddhanta method (the GuptPress style of the MadanGupta and Benimadhob panjikas), and change it whenever they like. North Indian readers get the modern Drik method. WHAT WORKS OFFLINE The calendar, panchang, festivals and daily timings are computed on your phone and work without internet. The AI chat, your Mudra balance, the weather, and the wedding and ceremony day lists need a connection. HONEST BY DESIGN • The astronomy is computed, not copied: a pure-Dart engine (Meeus/VSOP87), checked against Swiss Ephemeris. • Bengali dates are checked against printed panjikas across several years. North Indian dates are checked against a widely used panchang reference site, since printed North Indian sources are not yet in hand — the app says which is which. • Muhurat and rashifal follow traditional rules and are shown with their source. They are offered for reflection and cultural guidance, not as certain prediction, and are no substitute for medical, legal or financial advice. • AI-written answers are labelled as AI-written and can contain mistakes. • Printed panjikas differ from each other by a few minutes, and so will this app. It says so plainly. MUDRA AI answers use Mudra. Earn Mudra free by watching a short ad, or buy a pack; a Pro plan is also available. YOUR DATA Nothing needs a login. If you choose to sign in with Google — to keep purchased Mudra and a subscription on a new phone, to get a one-time Mudra bonus, or to save your name and birth details — we receive your Google email address and the details you choose to save. Your exact location is used only on your phone, to compute your own sunrise and sunset; for weather, only an approximate area (about 3 km) is sent to a weather service. Settings has a "Delete my data" option. © 2026 Surajit Roy. All rights reserved.

The chat is smarter: it asks a quick question when it needs one, then works out the answer from the app's own figures, day by day, with a closing line. "Is this a good day for...?" now gets a real answer, and tithi answers give end times. Buttons under an answer open each day or set a reminder. Ask your birth sign in the chat. North Indian Diwali shows its own Lakshmi Puja text. The place chip reads clearly by day, and Bhajan & Kirtan no longer opens one season's playlist.