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Eid ul Adha 2026 (عید الاضحی) is one of the most important Islamic festivals celebrated across Pakistan and India. In 2026, Eid ul Adha falls on 27 May 2026 (subject to moon sighting). In the Desi Punjabi calendar, this date corresponds to 13 Jeth 2083 Bikrami. On this page, you will find the complete Eid … Read more

📅 Bikrami Calendar 2026 · Desi Months Everything you need to know about Jeth — key dates, 18 Jeth tradition, farming cycle, festivals, and how this ancient month shapes life in Punjab. 32Days 3rdDesi Month May 15 – Jun 152026 2082Bikrami 📋 Table of Contents When the sun blazes at its peak, the loo wind scorches the … Read more

Everything you need to know about Jeth — key dates, 18 Jeth tradition, farming cycle, festivals, and how this ancient month shapes life in Punjab. 32Days 3rdDesi Month May 15 – Jun 152026 2082Bikrami 📋 Table of Contents When the sun blazes at its peak, the loo wind scorches the fields, wheat has just been harvested, and … Read more

Phalguna Month 2026 — Start Date, End Date & Key Facts Phalguna (also written as Phalgun, Phagun or Falgun) is the twelfth and final month of the Hindu Vikram Samvat lunar calendar. In 2026, Phalguna begins on 12 February 2026 and ends on 13 March 2026, making it a 30-day month that bridges the end … Read more

What is Magh Month? — ماگھ مہینہ کیا ہے؟ Magh (ماگھ) is the 11th month of the Desi Punjabi calendar (Nanakshahi and Bikrami systems), running from 13 January to 11 February every year. It is a month of transition — the bone-chilling cold of Poh begins to ease, the first whispers of spring arrive, mustard fields blaze gold across Punjab, … Read more

Poh (پوہ / ਪੋਹ) is the 10th month of the Desi Punjabi calendar (Nanakshahi and Bikrami systems), running from 14 December to 12 January every year. It is the coldest month of the year in Punjab — dense fog blankets the plains, temperatures drop to near zero at night, and families huddle around wood fires eating groundnuts, sugarcane juice (ganne ka ras) … Read more

Maghar (مگھر) is the 9th month of the Desi Punjabi calendar, marking the beginning of the winter season in Pakistan and North India. It typically falls between mid-November and mid-December, bringing colder temperatures, foggy mornings, and important agricultural activities. This month holds great importance in rural Punjab, where farmers still rely on the Desi calendar … Read more

Katak (کاتک) is the 8th month of the Desi Punjabi calendar, marking the transition from autumn to early winter. It usually falls between mid-October and mid-November and is known for its pleasant weather, light coolness, and important agricultural activities. This month plays a key role in Punjab’s rural life, especially for farmers preparing for the … Read more

Assu (اسو) is the 7th month of the Desi Punjabi calendar, marking the transition from late monsoon to early autumn. It usually falls between mid-September and mid-October and is known for crop harvesting, changing weather, and important cultural events. This month is especially important in Punjab’s agricultural cycle, as farmers begin harvesting Kharif crops and … Read more

Bhadon (بھادوں) is the 6th month of the Desi Punjabi calendar, known for the peak monsoon season. It usually falls between mid-August and mid-September, bringing heavy rainfall, humidity, and lush greenery across Punjab and surrounding regions. This month plays a vital role in agriculture, especially for Kharif crops like rice, cotton, and maize. 📅 Bhadon … Read more