A calendar is only useful if its dates are right. When we get something wrong, we want to fix it quickly and say so openly. This page explains how.
What counts as an error
- A wrong date, tithi, nakshatra or time on a month page or in an article.
- A festival, vrat or holiday that is missing, listed on the wrong day, or listed when it should not be.
- A mistake in the text or meaning of an aarti or stotra.
- A wrong fact, spelling or broken link anywhere on the site.
How to report one
Use the contact page. Please include the page link, what looks wrong, and, if you can, where you saw the correct information (a printed panchang, a temple notice, a government notification). A photo of a printed calendar page is very helpful.
What we do next
- We check the report against the panchang data and, for holidays, against the official notification.
- If the report is right, we correct the page. Calendar errors are fixed first, usually within two working days.
- Where the change matters to readers, such as a festival date or a muhurat, we add a short note at the end of the article saying what was changed and when.
- If a date differs only because of a regional or family tradition, we may keep our date and add a line explaining the difference instead.
Changes made by others
Governments sometimes add or move a holiday during the year, and temple committees sometimes change yatra dates. We update the site when we learn of such a change, but please check the official source for anything important.
Last updated: 11 November 2026