Biraja Odia Calendar April 2026

The Biraja Calendar blends spirituality and timekeeping into one of the cornerstones of Odia culture. For over thirty years, the production of the Biraja Calendar has benefited from the knowledge of Pandit Sri Chandra Sekhar Nanda, who has guided the design and development of each calendar.

The Biraja calendar is not just a tracker for recording the dates of important events; it is a comprehensive guide to understanding what and when we should do things according to the calendar, using the Biraja Panjika as a credible source for determining auspicious times. By accurately aligning our daily activities with sacred lives, the Biraja calendar plays an important role in maintaining harmony between the two.

The Biraja Odia Calendar & Panjika has been recognized as one of the top two highest-rated calendars on OrissaTours.com. It is available for use in a modern way through digital means, such as downloadable PDFs and high-definition digital images.

Mirroring the structural familiarity of the Gregorian calendar, the Biraja system elegantly organizes the year into the twelve months of the Biraja Odia Calendar are: (1) Baisakh, (2) Jaistha, (3) Ashadha, (4) Srabana, (5) Bhadrava, (6) aswina, (7) Kartika, (8) Margasira, (9) Pausa, (10) Magha, (11) Phalguna, (12) Chaitra.

Just like the Western/Gregorian Calendar, there are six seasons in the Biraja Odia Calendar, as well: (1) Grishma, (2) Barsha, (3) Sharada, (4) Hemanta, (5) Shita, (6) Basanta.