Description

• Every year, M.V. Narayanan in Tamil Nadu, India, publishes the well-known Tamil almanac or calendar known as Srinivasan Panchangam.
• The almanac is based on the conventional Hindu lunar calendar and is named for Srinivasa, a manifestation of the Hindu God Vishnu.
• The Srinivasan Panchangam offers a variety of information, including Hindu festivals and astrological forecasts for the coming year, as well as ideal periods for marriages, housewarming ceremonies, and other significant events.
• The Bhagavad Gita and other significant Hindu holy scriptures are included in the Panchang, along with astrological computations and forecasts based on celestial body positions.
• The Srinivasan Panchanga s publisher, M.V. Narayanan, was a well-known astrologer and an expert in Hinduism.
• Since its yearly publication in 1956, the almanac has grown to be a well-liked tool for people in Tamil Nadu and other places where Tamil is spoken.
• Hindus frequently employ it for religious and astrological purposes, and they greatly value its accuracy and dependability.