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1430 Bengali Calendar - Summary

1430 Bengali Calendar PDF is a traditional lunar calendar widely used by Bengali people to plan their religious and cultural events. It is an essential tool that helps Bengali people to keep track of important auspicious dates, festivals, and holidays throughout the year.

Bengali Panjika Calendar is also known as Panchang (Bengali Panchang), and it contains detailed information about the Bengali months, Tithis, Nakshatras, Yoga, Karana, and other astrological aspects. It is highly regarded in Bengali culture and is consulted by astrologers and priests to determine the most auspicious time for important events, such as weddings, housewarming ceremonies, and other significant life events. Its astrological significance, the Bengali Panjika Calendar is also a rich source of cultural and historical information. It includes details about the birth and death anniversaries of famous Bengali personalities, historical events, and other important cultural events.

১৪৩০ সালের বাংলা ক্যালেন্ডার – 1430 Bengali Calendar – Significance

SL No. Bengali Name English Name Significance
1 Baisakh Baisakh The first month of the Bengali calendar marks the beginning of the agricultural year. important for Bengali New Year and Poila Baisakh celebrations.
2 the eldest Jaishtho Associated with the monsoon season, marks the arrival of mangoes.
3 Ashad Ashar Associated with the rainy season, important for planting paddy.
4 hearing Shravan Associated with the monsoon season, important for planting paddy.
5 polite Bhadra Marks the beginning of autumn, important for harvesting.
6 Ashwin Aashin Associated with the Sharat season, marks the end of the rainy season.
7 Karthik Kartik Associated with the Sharat season, important for harvest festivals.
8 advance Agriculture Marks the beginning of winter, important for Durga Puja.
9 Paush Posh Marks the mid-winter, important for Makar Sankranti.
10 magh Magh Associated with the end of winter, important for Saraswati Puja.
11 Falgun Phalgun Marks the beginning of spring, important for Holi.
12 Chaitra Chaitra Marks the end of the Bengali year.

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