Thakur Prasad Panchang

ठाकुर प्रसाद पंचांग

Thakur Prasad Panchang published by Rupesh Thakur Prasad Prakashan (Varanasi) is one of the most widely-distributed Hindi panchang calendars across North India. Sold as both wall calendar and pocket panchang.

Key Facts

RegionVaranasi (national circulation)
LanguageHindi
PublisherRupesh Thakur Prasad Prakashan, Varanasi
FounderThakur Prasad family
FoundedLong-standing Varanasi publisher
CalculationDrik
Websitethakurprasad.com
Where to Getthakurprasad.com, North Indian bookstores

About Thakur Prasad Panchang

Thakur Prasad Panchang published by Rupesh Thakur Prasad Prakashan (Varanasi) is one of the most widely-distributed Hindi panchang calendars across North India. Sold as both wall calendar and pocket panchang.

Publisher & Tradition

Thakur Prasad Panchang is published by Rupesh Thakur Prasad Prakashan, Varanasi (founded Long-standing Varanasi publisher). The publication is part of the Hindi Panchangs tradition — Hindi panchangs from North India — Vishva Vijay Panchang (most popular Hindi almanac), Banaras/Kashi Panchang, Bhargava, Arya Samaj, and Surya Siddhanta-system traditional panchangs.

Founder / Compiler: Thakur Prasad family.

Calculation System

This panchangam uses Drik Ganita (modern observational astronomy) with the Lahiri Ayanamsa standard adopted by the Government of India. Drik calculations give astronomically precise tithi junctions, nakshatra changes, and sunrise / sunset timings.

Standard Panchanga Contents

A typical edition of Thakur Prasad Panchang includes:

Where to Obtain

thakurprasad.com, North Indian bookstores.

Official website: thakurprasad.com

Language & Region

Published primarily in Hindi for the audience of Varanasi (national circulation). Annual editions are typically released ahead of the relevant New Year — Ugadi (Telugu / Kannada), Puthandu (Tamil), Vishu (Kerala), Vikram Samvat Pratipada (North India), Poila Boishakh (Bengali), Vishuva Sankranti (Odia), or Bikram Sambat (Nepal).

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