Nirnay & Calendar 2025-26 4.0.7

Nirnay, Gujarati Calendar 2025 offers a unique blend of traditional aesthetic and modern user interaction, providing an engaging experience for users seeking information on significant Hindu dates. This calendar serves as a handy tool for identifying key events such as the next Ekadashi, Poonam (Full Moon), Amavasya, and the Paksha (Sud, Vad) for each day. Its visual representations utilize images that make it accessible even to those who may not read Gujarati fluently.

In Vedic timekeeping, a tithi represents a lunar day, defined by the interval it takes for the longitudinal angle between the Moon and the Sun to increase by 12 degrees. Tithis commence at varying times each day and can last between approximately 19 to 26 hours, forming a critical component of the Indian Almanac or Panchang, which is used to determine Hindu festivals and ceremonies. The structure of the Hindu Calendar is lunar, comprising twelve months and totaling about 354 days per year. This contrasts significantly with the Gregorian calendar's solar basis of 365 ¼ days. To reconcile these two systems, an additional month known as Adhik Maas is incorporated into the Hindu calendar every three years. Each moment in Vedic timekeeping is categorized as a Muhrat, which can hold auspicious or inauspicious significance depending on the corresponding nakshatra and tithi. While this system may seem intricate to many, the Nirnay Android App simplifies it by merging lunar and solar calendars into an understandable format. This makes it easier for users to determine when to observe Hindu festivals and identify auspicious moments for various activities.

Features of Nirnay Gujarati Calendar 2025 include:

• Choghadiya timings
• A comprehensive list of holidays for 2025
• Detailed descriptions of full-month events with corresponding dates