The Assamese calendar is a luni-solar calendar based on the positions of the sun and the moon. It follows the Saka era and comprises twelve months, each coinciding with a zodiac sign. The calendar is deeply intertwined with agricultural practices and reflects the state’s agrarian way of life. The Assamese Panjika is a valuable things for Assamese people and is an important part of their identity.

The Assamese calendar, deeply rooted in tradition, holds profound significance in the lives of the Assamese people. It traces its origins back to historical events and cultural milestones, creating a unique amalgamation of timekeeping and cultural identity. The Assamese calendar is also used to determine auspicious dates for weddings and other events. It is believed that certain dates are more auspicious than others for certain events.

The Assamese calendar is an important part of Assamese culture. It is used to celebrate the region’s rich history and traditions. As the Assamese New Year commences with the month of Magh, we witness the jubilation associated with the harvest festival. Dive into the vibrancy of cultural celebrations, with traditional dances, feasts, and rituals that mark the onset of the agricultural cycle.

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The Assamese calendar is an important part of Assamese culture. It is used to track time, celebrate festivals, and observe religious observances. The Assamese calendar is also a reminder of the Assamese people’s connection to the natural world. The Assamese calendar is closely linked to the region’s religious festivals. Many of the region’s most important festivals are celebrated according to the Assamese calendar. Some of the most popular festivals include:

Assamese Months 2024 Details

The Assamese calendar has 12 months, each of which has its own name and significance. The months are as follows: Bohag (April-May), Jyestha (May-June), Ashadha (June-July), Shravana (July-August), Bhadrapada (August-September), Ashwin (September-October), Kartik (October-November), Agrahayana (November-December), Phalgun (December-January), Magh (January-February), Falgun (February-March), Chaitra (March-April)

Assamese Calendar 2024 January

Assamese Calendar 2024 February

Assamese Calendar 2024 March

2024 Assam Festivals Months Wise List

The Assamese calendar also includes a number of festivals and religious observances that are important to the Assamese people. Some of the most important festivals include Bihu, Durga Puja, and Holi. Bihu is a three-day festival that is celebrated in the month of April. Durga Puja is a ten-day festival that is celebrated in the month of October. Holi is a festival of colors that is celebrated in the month of March.

Date	Day	Assamese Festivals
15 January 2024	Monday	Magh Bihu
26 January 2024	Friday	Republic Day
25 March 2024	Monday	Holi
29 March 2024	Friday	Good Friday
10 April 2024	Wednesday	Idul Fitr
13 April 2024	Saturday	Bohag Bihu Holiday
14 April 2024	Sunday	Bohag Bihu
1 May 2024	Wednesday	May Day
23 May 2024	Thursday	Buddha Purnima
17 June 2024	Monday	Bakrid / Eid al Adha
15 August 2024	Thursday	Independence Day
5 September 2024	Thursday	Tithi of Srimanta Shankardev
2 October 2024	Wednesday	Gandhi Jayanti
12 October 2024	Saturday	Maha Navami
13 October 2024	Sunday	Vijaya Dashami
13 October 2024	Sunday	Janmostav of Srimanta Shankardev
17 October 2024	Thursday	Kati Bihu
1 November 2024	Friday	Diwali
7 November 2024	Thursday	Chhath Puja
15 November 2024	Friday	Guru Nanak Jayanti
25 December 2024	Wednesday	Christmas Day

Bihu Festivals
The Bihu festivals are the most anticipated celebrations in Assam. They are three in number – Rongali Bihu, Kati Bihu, and Magh Bihu. Rongali Bihu, also known as Bohag Bihu, marks the Assamese New Year and is celebrated with song, dance, and merriment.

Durga Puja
Durga Puja is a grand festival celebrated with devotion and grandeur throughout the state. The festival honors Goddess Durga and signifies the triumph of good over evil.

Rongali Bihu
Rongali Bihu is the most significant festival in Assam. It marks the onset of the agricultural season and is celebrated with cultural events, traditional music, and dance.

Kati Bihu
Kati Bihu is an essential festival for farmers as it falls during the sowing season. People light earthen lamps and perform rituals to seek blessings for a fruitful harvest.

Magh Bihu
Magh Bihu, also known as Bhogali Bihu, is a harvest festival where people gather around bonfires, sing folk songs, and enjoy traditional delicacies.

Bohag Bihu
Bohag Bihu is celebrated to welcome spring and the Assamese New Year. It symbolizes joy, unity, and rejuvenation.

Important Features of the Assamese Calendar 2024

• The Assamese calendar’s uniqueness lies in its synchronization with the agricultural cycles, ensuring that the festivals align with the changing seasons.
• The Assamese Zodiac : The Assamese calendar assigns specific animals to each year, similar to the Chinese zodiac.
• The Assamese Months and Their Importance :Each Assamese month has its significance, rooted in mythology and ancient traditions.
• The Assamese calendar also considers astrological events, guiding people on auspicious dates for weddings, ceremonies, and important decisions.
• The Assamese calendar has evolved over the centuries, bearing the imprints of various dynasties and cultural influences.
• In contemporary times, modernity has impacted traditional practices, bringing changes to the way festivals are celebrated.
• The Assamese Panjika continues to be an integral part of everyday life, influencing various personal and social activities.

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