
Kaldarshi: Marathi Calendar
Marathi panchang & festivals
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Kaldarshi is a Marathi panchang and festival calendar that works without internet.
Open it and see today at a glance: the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana, with sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset for your place. Tap into the detailed Panchang for any day.
What you get
• Today: the day's panchang and the next festival coming up
• Calendar: a month view with festivals, vrats and tithi on every day
• No new version each year: last year, this year and next year are always in the app. In December, the next year is already there
• Festivals and vrats: the full list for the year, with a short explanation of each
• Panchang for any day, not just today
• Search for a festival or vrat by name
• Reminders for festivals, vrats and special days: the morning of, the evening before, or at moonrise for Sankashti
• Turn on a whole category at once, such as every Ekadashi or every Sankashti
• Plan next month with a checklist of its festivals and vrats
• Share a day, festival or vrat as an image card on WhatsApp or any app, or send a festival greeting
• Tell us about a problem or an idea from More, Give feedback
• Marathi, Hindi and English, and you can switch at any time
• A roomier layout on tablets and iPad
• Sunrise and sunset worked out for your own city, or any place you choose from the list
Private by design
• No account, no sign-up
• No ads. Anonymous usage counts, which you can switch off in the app. Feedback is sent only when you press Send
• Your location, if you allow it, is used once on your phone to find your place and is never sent anywhere
• The calendar is saved on your device, so it works offline
• Reminders are set on your phone and arrive without internet
Kaldarshi is made by one person who reads the panchang every day. If a date looks wrong, write to w3radar.apps@gmail.com and it will be looked at.
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What's New in Kaldarshi
1.6.1
October 25, 2026
• One page for a day: the detailed Panchang is now part of the day page • Swipe left or right to go to the next or previous day • Ten more festivals tell why they matter, from Gudi Padwa and Holi to Datta Jayanti
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