Vikram Samvat 2083 Calendar

Vikram Samvat 2083 runs from 19 March 2026 to 6 April 2027 in the North Indian Chaitra-based calendar. Samvat 2084 begins on 7 April 2027. In the Gujarati Kartika-based calendar, Samvat 2083 begins later, on 10 November 2026.

विक्रम संवत २०८३ / संवत 2083 — उत्तर भारतीय पंचांग के अनुसार 19 मार्च 2026 से 6 अप्रैल 2027 तक। गुजराती नव वर्ष 10 नवंबर 2026 को प्रारम्भ होता है।

Samvat 2083 can use either of these year-start conventions. Choose the regional calendar first, then use the Modern Calendar / Gregorian date to arrange a visit, save an occasion or compare a printed Panchang.

Samvat 2083 Hindi months and Modern Calendar / Gregorian dates

These intervals group IndiaTime’s calculated month labels at sunrise in New Delhi. Every date link opens the full day, including paksha, tithi and its ending time. The first and final Chaitra entries are the two portions of Chaitra that fall inside this Samvat year.

Why does Jyeshtha appear more than once?

Samvat 2083 includes an extra month, Adhika Jyeshtha. In this Purnimanta presentation, the ordinary Jyeshtha readings appear on both sides of the extra-month interval. The table keeps those intervals separate so that a repeated month name does not lose its date range. In the conversion tool, choose the extra-month option when looking up an Adhika date.

The month ranges above are sunrise readings. A tithi can change later that day: on the new-year date, 19 March 2026, New Delhi’s sunrise reading is still Amavasya before Pratipada starts that morning. The published new-year observance and a sunrise label therefore describe different parts of the same day.

Selected festivals during Vikram Samvat 2083

These Hindu observances fall within the North Indian year span. Each row keeps the place and source of the existing festival record; festival dates are separate from government, bank and exchange closures.

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When does Gujarati Samvat 2083 begin?

Gujarati New Year 2083 falls on 10 November 2026. The Gujarati year begins with Kartika Shukla Pratipada after Diwali, while the North Indian year changes in Chaitra. Both use the Vikram era, with a different year boundary and lunar-month convention.

Diwali on 8 November 2026 falls in North Indian Samvat 2083, while the Gujarati year changes two days later. Read the Gujarati calendar for 10 November for that convention’s month and tithi. Gujarati new-year date reference.

Samvat 2083 is which year in the Modern Calendar / Gregorian calendar?

The North Indian year overlaps 2026 and 2027; it does not match one January-to-December year. Adding 57 after the Chaitra new year, or 56 before it, identifies the North Indian era year. A complete conversion still needs the month, paksha, tithi and regional convention.

For example, 8 November 2026 reads Kartika in the North Indian Purnimanta convention and Ashwin in the Gujarati Amanta convention. The interactive calendar can show either reading against the same civil date.

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The full-year ICS contains 384 daily readings, from 19 March 2026 through 6 April 2027. Each entry names the lunar month, paksha, sunrise tithi, Vikram year and New Delhi reference. It supplies calendar readings rather than marking every day as a festival.

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For Google Calendar, use Other calendars → From URL and paste https://www.indiatime.co.in/assets/calendars/vikram-samvat-2083-north-india.ics. A downloaded copy is a snapshot; a subscription can retrieve later corrections at the calendar app’s refresh interval. Use the interactive tool for other supported cities or a single month.

Year boundaries and calculation sources

The North Indian new-year dates were checked against Drik Panchang’s 2026 New Delhi reference and 2027 New Delhi reference. The Gujarati comparison uses its 2026 Gujarati New Year reference. Month intervals and daily exports are generated from IndiaTime’s existing sunrise-tithi data using Astronomy Engine 2.1.19 and the calendar tool’s stated Lahiri approximation.

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