Overview
- The calendar, produced by the state Information and Public Relations Department, was released in Dehradun on March 19.
- Officials said it is being published for the first time as part of an effort to connect people with traditional knowledge systems.
- Dhami said the publication will help preserve Uttarakhand’s Sanatan traditions for younger generations.
- The Panchang provides dates, days, lunar phases, months, festivals and fasts to guide religious observances.
- The edition highlights major religious and spiritual sites, senior officials attended the launch, and the chief minister signaled more comprehensive future editions.