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About Panjika It is said that Panjika is a Hindu book of Tithi, Kal, Nakshatra judgment. No matter how modern or science minded we are, Kal, Tithi and Nakshatra still have immense importance in the Hindu Bengali mind. Panjika is one of the bestselling books in India. Which is the most popular Panjika of Bengal? Panjika of Benimadhab Sil. Among the Panjika books, Benimadhab Sil’s Panjika is the bestselling.
Panjika is of immense importance in any Mangalik event of Bengali life like marriage to Annaprashan. Benimadhab Sil is an incomparable name in Bengali Panjika world. Ever since the publication of Benimadhab Sil’s Pankika, the demand has been huge. Till date Benimadhab Sil’s Panjaka is the bestselling Panjika. While buying Benimadhab Sil Panjika, take a look at the picture of Benimadhab Sil.
Benimadhab Sil’s Full Panjika is a traditional Bengali almanac (panjika) that has been a cultural and practical staple in Bengali households for decades. It serves as a comprehensive guide to the Bengali calendar year, providing information on:
- Tithi and Festivals: Detailed dates for Hindu religious festivals, auspicious days, and rituals according to the lunar calendar.
- Astrology: Daily planetary positions, predictions, and horoscopes.
- Auspicious Timings: Guidance on when to perform various ceremonies such as weddings, housewarming events, or naming ceremonies.
- Weather Predictions: Insights into seasonal changes and agricultural advice for farmers.
- Religious and Cultural Content: Mythological stories, religious essays, and traditional practices.
- Miscellaneous Advice: Health tips, societal guidance, and historical notes relevant to Bengali life.
The almanac is prepared with astronomical calculations, blending traditional knowledge with mathematical precision. Its popularity stems from its utility for both religious and secular purposes, and it has been a trusted companion for Bengalis worldwide.
Benimadhab Sil (the person behind this almanac) began publishing the panjika in the 19th century. It is named after him and has become one of the most enduring and respected almanacs in Bengal, alongside others like “Gupta Press Panjika.” The Full Panjika is typically published annually, just before the Bengali New Year (Poila Boishakh).
