| Festival | 1992 Date (Gregorian) | Tithi | |----------|----------------------|-------| | Makar Sankranti | Jan 15 | Uttarayan | | Mahashivratri | Mar 4 | Chaturdashi | | Gudi Padwa | Apr 4 | Pratipada | | Ram Navami | Apr 11 | Navami | | Hanuman Jayanti | Apr 17 | Purnima | | Akshaya Tritiya | May 5 | Tritiya | | Ashadhi Ekadashi | Jul 10 | Ekadashi | | Nag Panchami | Aug 3 | Panchami | | Raksha Bandhan | Aug 13 | Purnima | | Ganesh Chaturthi | Sep 1 | Chaturthi | | Anant Chaturdashi | Sep 12 | Chaturdashi | | Navratri starts | Sep 27 | Pratipada | | Dussehra | Oct 5 | Dashami | | Diwali (Laxmi Pujan) | Oct 24 | Amavasya | | Kartiki Ekadashi | Nov 5 | Ekadashi | | Tulsi Vivah | Nov 9 | Ekadashi | | Datta Jayanti | Dec 8 | Purnima |
The 1992 edition documented several notable celestial and cultural events: kalnirnay 1992 marathi calendar
The easiest way to see the exact Kalnirnay layout is through digital archives or Panchang calculators. | Festival | 1992 Date (Gregorian) | Tithi
: The major 10-day festival began on August 31, 1992 . Janmashtami : Celebrated on August 21, 1992 . Beyond Dates: The "Cultural Magazine" Beyond Dates: The "Cultural Magazine" : The distinctive
: The distinctive logo and typography were the work of renowned artist Kamal Shedge , which by 1992 had become a recognizable brand identity across India.
The faithfully records the Hindu luni-solar system, provides precise astronomical data, and serves as a cultural guide for daily, festive, and ceremonial life. While a visual copy is protected by copyright, its structural and astronomical details can be reconstructed from panchang principles.
For those who held the 1992 calendar, the memory is sensory. The cover likely featured a classic painting of Shree Ganesh or a rural Maharashtrian scene. The inside pages were a specific grid: