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Unlike modern calendars, the Biraja Panjika includes:
The almanac is usually published in the last quarter of 2024 (around December/January). You can purchase it: biraja panjika 2025
Since the is a traditional Hindu almanac (Panchang) specific to the Biraja Temple area in Jajpur, Odisha, there isn't a single "article" or standard text piece associated with it. It is a published book. Unlike modern calendars, the Biraja Panjika includes: The
The is not merely a calendar but a spiritual directory. It connects the devotee to the ancient traditions of the Biraja Temple and the broader Odia culture. Whether it is determining the right time to plant crops or the auspicious moment to wed, the Panjika remains the ultimate authority for households in Odisha. The is not merely a calendar but a spiritual directory
The is one of the most revered Hindu almanacs in Odisha, India. It holds particular significance for devotees of Goddess Biraja (the presiding deity of Jajpur) and follows the Nabadwipa Era system of calculation. While many almanacs in Odisha follow the Saka Era or Odia New Year (Pana Sankranti), the Biraja Panjika is unique because it recognizes the lunar year starting from the Mesh Sankranti (Solar New Year) but calculates auspicious dates (Muhurtas) and festivals based on ancient astrological treatises specific to the Biraja Kshetra.
According to the Biraja Panjika, 2025 will witness:
For most Odia Hindus, if the Biraja Panjika says a ritual is Shubha (auspicious), it is done without a second thought.