Indian National Calendar Saka
At the time of Independence the Govt of India
followed by the Gregorian calendar based on Christian Era. From 1957 March 22
Saka 1879 a unified Indian National Calendar to be used for official purposes
was introduced based on the Saka era which began with vernal equinox of 78 A.D.
Chaitra is the first month and phalguna is the last month of the Saka year. The
normal saka year has 365days and the dates of saka year have permanent
correspondence with the dates of the Gregorian calendar, Chaitra falls on March
22 in a normal year and on March 21 in a leap year.
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