: Vital for farmers to know exactly when to sow and harvest based on the movement of the sun and expected rains.
A focused feature celebrating the Odia Kohinoor Calendar from 1980 that blends historical context, cultural significance, visual reconstruction, and user-facing artifacts (article, gallery, audio clip). Ideal for a magazine piece, museum label, blog post, or digital exhibit. odia kohinoor calendar 1980
| Item | Description | |------|-------------| | | Kohinoor Publications , Cuttack – a leading Odia‑language publishing house that began printing yearly Panchangs in the early‑1960s. | | Purpose | Provides a Panchang (five‑limb almanac) , daily tithi , nakshatra , yoga , karana , sunrise‑sunset timings, auspicious (shubh) & inauspicious (ashubh) periods, zodiac (rashi) predictions , and a full list of festivals, fasts and agricultural dates for the entire year. | | Target Audience | Households, priests, astrologers, schools, government offices, and anyone needing an authoritative reference for religious, cultural, and civil planning in Odisha. | | Language | Odia (with occasional Sanskrit verses and English transliteration of zodiac signs). | | Format (1980 edition) | Hard‑cover , 300‑plus pages, printed on cream‑off‑white paper. Size: 14 cm × 21 cm (A5). The calendar opens to a large yearly overview and then follows a monthly “Panchang” spread . | : Vital for farmers to know exactly when
The Kohinoor Calendar has always been the primary source for identifying Sudasha Brata Manabasa Gurubara , and the exact timings for Ratha Jatra | Item | Description | |------|-------------| | |
1980 (MCMLXXX) was a leap year starting on Tuesday in the Gregorian calendar. How do you read the Odia panji (almanac)? - Talkpal AI