Pañcāṅga
The monthly programmes, as dates
Every recurring observance is derived from the lunar day rather than kept as a list, so the dates are right for the whole year. Each day shows its tithi and nakṣatra, the muhūrta windows to avoid, and a way to book the rite that belongs to it.
These dates are reckoned for Mysore, India.
A tithi begins and ends at a moment in time, so which one stands at sunrise depends on
where you are — and sunrise, rāhukāla and durmuhūrta are local outright. Every Swadharma
account is set to its own locality when the account is created; this public calendar,
and the demo installation, use Mysore.
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Book by Chandramāna date
If you know the rite by its lunar date — a Māsika Śrāddha on the tithi of a death, say — name it here and we will show you when it falls.