12 Maha

A big update, and a new name. The app is now simply 12 Maha. A full month calendar See the whole Nanakshahi month laid out against the Gregorian one, move between months, and tap any day to see what falls on it. The app now tells you where you are in the month and when the next one begins. A full year ahead Upcoming days now cover a whole year, grouped by month, with the weekday for every date. History you can read in Punjabi Tap any Gurpurab, Shaheedi day or historical day to read about it in Gurmukhi and English. Both Barah Maha banis Barah Maha Maajh and Barah Maha Tukhari, opening on the pauri for the current month, with Punjabi arth and English translation you can turn on and off. More days, and honest dates Now covering 114 observances including Shaheedi days, Gurpurabs, and the Bhagat Sahiban. Where sources genuinely disagree about a date, the app shows you every candidate and names its source instead of quietly choosing one for you. Make it yours Thirteen appearances to pick from, and a text size that applies across the whole app for easier reading. The Home Screen widget follows whichever you choose. Fixes The date no longer shifts in the evening, the day now rolls over correctly at midnight, and the widget and the app can no longer disagree about which days exist.