Indian calendars & daily rhythm

Keep Indian observances in your calendar

Subscribe to a separate IndiaTime calendar, or download a one-time reminder. The feed contains only source-checked and fixed-date records from our selected coverage.

Reviewed · Admin · Sources and methods

Subscribe by URL

Calendar feed address

https://www.indiatime.co.in/assets/data/observances.ics

  1. In your calendar app, choose “Subscribe”, “From URL” or “Add calendar from Internet”.
  2. Paste the address above and give the calendar a name such as “IndiaTime observances”.
  3. Keep it separate from your personal calendar so you can hide or unsubscribe easily.

For Google Calendar, add a calendar “From URL” in its desktop settings. Apple Calendar has “New Calendar Subscription”. Outlook offers a subscription from the web. Menu wording varies by app.

Subscription and download are different

Choose how you want updates
OptionWhat it doesBest use
Subscribe by URLYour app may refresh this feed when IndiaTime publishes changed records. Refresh timing belongs to your calendar app.Keep a separate source-labelled observance calendar.
Download/import this feedCopies the file as it exists today. Imported events do not automatically receive later corrections.A one-time snapshot.
Festival reminder buttonDownloads a single all-day event with a one-day-before alert request. Your app controls whether alerts are honoured.Remember one celebration.

We update the feed with website releases. It is not a live Panchang service, and subscribing does not make unverified future dates available.

Coverage and care

Open the source-labelled calendar for the available records.

Entries retain their reference region and source notes. A Delhi date is not automatically your regional date. Calendar entries are informational observances, not confirmed closures or booking confirmations.

Do not import and subscribe to the same feed unless you want duplicate entries. To stop updates, unsubscribe in your calendar app. A one-time import must be removed in that app.

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