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Ashadha Pratipada, Vikram Samvat 2083
Vikram Samvat/lunar month are approximated from the solar sign and standard offset — for exact Adhik Maas/Kshaya Tithi edge cases, cross-check a printed panchang.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Vikram Samvat?
- Vikram Samvat is the traditional Hindu lunisolar calendar era, roughly 57 years ahead of the Gregorian year (56 before the Chaitra new year in spring), widely used for panchang, festivals and muhurat dates across North India.
- Vikram Samvat vs Shaka Samvat — what's the difference?
- Vikram Samvat starts 57 years before the Gregorian era and is common in North India; Shaka Samvat starts 78 years after and is India's official civil calendar era, more common in South India and government use.
- Why does the lunar month sometimes repeat (Adhik Maas)?
- The lunar year is shorter than the solar year, so roughly every 2-3 years an extra "Adhik Maas" (leap month) is inserted to keep festivals aligned with the seasons — this simplified converter does not flag Adhik Maas specifically.