Hindu Calendar vs RDVP

Hindu Calendar provides an handy, easy-access version of your traditional print-copy calendar on your iOS device. It provides a look-n-feel of traditional calendars that we all have been using for years. Based on Hindu Panchang, it distinctly marks out Thithis for every day, fasting days such as Sankashti, Ekadashi, Shivrathri, and so on. Major Hindu festivals and holidays are prominently displayed on the calendar. The calendar itself is available in four language editions - English, Marathi, Gujarathi, and Hindi. The latest updates to the calendar also include day/night Chogadiya, Rahu Kaal, Sunrise/set times, Moon rise/set times, Karan, Nakshatra, and Tamilian Gowri Panhangam for your local region. These are computed accurately using Astronomical algorithms for the longitude / latitude set in your App. The calendar still retains data for 2012 year. The 2013 data up to the current month is available free to you. For example, if the current calendar month is March in year 2013, the calendar for the entire March, 2013 and all earlier months can be viewed free. Subsequently, on April 1st, the calendar for April 2013 becomes free for viewing. However, if you need to look up future months today, then we request you to do an in-app purchase to enable the viewing of the entire 2013 year, obviously up to December 2013. Carry this important calendar in your pocket everyday through your iOS device. NOTE: The recent update (6.0) has several additional features which you would like to read in "What's new" Enjoy it!

RDVP helps users identify parked vehicles through QR code stickers and contact vehicle owners instantly when a vehicle causes blockage or inconvenience. Users can register vehicles, generate QR codes, and receive notifications securely.