Note: Pausha straddles the Shaka year change (Dec 1987–Jan 1988).
Observed during Magha Vadya Chaturdashi, bringing massive celebrations across Maharashtra's Shiva temples. 3. Phalguna – Chaitra (March 1987)
The months for the year 1987 fell roughly into the following Gregorian alignments:
1987 Hindu Festivals Calendar, Hindu Tyohar Calendar for New Delhi, NCT, India. Drik Panchang "March 1987" • Kalnirnay marathi calendar 1987
The highly auspicious window for starting any venture.
In 1987, major Maharashtrian festivals fell on the following estimated timelines according to traditional Panchang records:
Half of a Tithi, used primarily for selecting auspicious time windows for agricultural or corporate initiatives. Note: Pausha straddles the Shaka year change (Dec
The year 1987 observed traditional Maharashtrian festivals on the following specific dates:
"Prabhava" is the first year in the 60-year cycle, representing a fresh start or a "beginning of power." Era: This year corresponded with Shaka Samvat 1908–1909 . Key Festivals of 1987
: The in Vile Parle saw the emergence of Hindutva as a potent political force, marking a shift in the state's ideological direction. Gavaskar's 10,000 : In March, legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar Phalguna – Chaitra (March 1987) The months for
No article about the 1987 Marathi calendar is complete without mentioning the iconic role of printed almanacs, most notably the periodic chart. Founded by Jayantrao Salgaonkar, Kalnirnay had become a staple hanging on the kitchen walls of nearly every Maharashtrian household by 1987.
Tulsi Vivah (the ceremonial marriage of the Tulsi plant, marking the start of the Hindu wedding season) began on November 2. Kartiki Ekadashi was observed on November 1. 9. Margashirsha (November–December 1987)
Shaka 1908 was known as – a name given according to the 60-year Jupiter cycle. Sarvadhari means “bearer of all” and is considered moderately favorable for agriculture and spiritual pursuits.
For rural Maharashtra, the calendar provided insights into the Nakshatras (lunar mansions), helping farmers predict rainfall patterns (like the Mrig Nakshatra) and schedule sowing and harvesting seasons. Historical and Retro Value
Celebrated on January 14, marking the sun's entry into the Capricorn constellation ( Makara Rashi ). This is one of the few solar-tied festivals in the Panchang. 2. Magha – Phalguna (February 1987)