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Unique Ashada Masam Calendar
Calendars are usually launched either on English New Year or on the beginning of regional year like Ugadi But, first time with a concept of starting the calendar with Ashada Masam on the occasion of bonalu OORVI MEDIA and Sri Charana Communications is bringing a special calendar, named Srimatha Kaladarshini, which represents months from July 2018 to June 2019 of next year
Secunderabad: Calendars are usually launched either on English New Year or on the beginning of regional year like Ugadi. But, first time with a concept of starting the calendar with Ashada Masam on the occasion of bonalu OORVI MEDIA and Sri Charana Communications is bringing a special calendar, named ‘Srimatha Kaladarshini’, which represents months from July 2018 to June 2019 of next year.
The calendar would be adorned with photographs of deities of famous Mahankali temples in twin cities; it would begin with July 2018 and would be with all panchanga details concluding with June 2019. The astrological and panchanga details have been collated by Sri Divyagyana Siddhanti of Jyothirmayi Mahapeetam, Hyderabad. The calendars would be released on August 1st at Lalbazar Mahankali temple and distributed for free on temple premises.
