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Odia Kohinoor Calendar 1980 | //free\\

The Odia calendar (Solar based) usually starts in mid-April with Mesha Sankranti . In 1980, the Gregorian dates lined up beautifully with the Odia months.

The represents a significant piece of cultural history for the people of Odisha. As one of the most trusted names in Odia almanacs (Panjikas), the Kohinoor Press has provided households with essential guidance on religious rituals, astronomical data, and festive timings for nearly a century . Historical Significance of Kohinoor Press odia kohinoor calendar 1980

| Item | Description | |------|-------------| | | Kohinoor Publications , Cuttack – a leading Odia‑language publishing house that began printing yearly Panchangs in the early‑1960s. | | Purpose | Provides a Panchang (five‑limb almanac) , daily tithi , nakshatra , yoga , karana , sunrise‑sunset timings, auspicious (shubh) & inauspicious (ashubh) periods, zodiac (rashi) predictions , and a full list of festivals, fasts and agricultural dates for the entire year. | | Target Audience | Households, priests, astrologers, schools, government offices, and anyone needing an authoritative reference for religious, cultural, and civil planning in Odisha. | | Language | Odia (with occasional Sanskrit verses and English transliteration of zodiac signs). | | Format (1980 edition) | Hard‑cover , 300‑plus pages, printed on cream‑off‑white paper. Size: 14 cm × 21 cm (A5). The calendar opens to a large yearly overview and then follows a monthly “Panchang” spread . | The Odia calendar (Solar based) usually starts in