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About AnantaMarg
AnantaMarg is a comprehensive Hindu devotional and astronomical platform — bringing together Panchanga, sacred places, deities, festivals, and devotional texts in one accessible place.
Panchanga
AnantaMarg computes your daily Hindu Panchanga — Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Choghadiya, Hora, and Rahu Kaal — for your chosen city, using standard astronomical algorithms. Calculations update daily and are location-aware: when you select a city, all timings adjust to local solar position.
Muhurat
The Muhurat section identifies auspicious timings for significant life events such as Vivah (marriage). Results are produced by applying traditional Vedic rules to real-time astronomical data. Muhurat output is informational and computational; regional and sampradaya-specific traditions may apply additional or different criteria.
Temples & Tirth
AnantaMarg maintains a curated directory of major Hindu temples — Jyotirlingas, Char Dham, Pancha Kedar, Ashtavinayak, and other revered shrines — alongside pilgrimage circuit information for major tirthas. Content covers history, significance, and general darshan guidance.
Deities & Shakti Peethas
A reference library of Hindu deities and the 51 Shakti Peethas — sacred sites associated with the goddess Sati — with details on their forms, significance, and associated traditions.
Festivals & Vrat
A comprehensive Hindu festival and fasting calendar with tithi-accurate dates. Festival dates are computed from astronomical position data rather than fixed Gregorian dates, reflecting traditional Panchanga reckoning.
Devotional Reading
A growing library of devotional texts: Aarti, Chalisa, Mantras, Katha, Bhajan, Shlok, and complete holy books including Bhagavad Gita chapters and Upanishads with Sanskrit, Hindi, and English.
A Note on Accuracy
All astronomical calculations on AnantaMarg are produced by computational algorithms and are provided for informational purposes. Hindu Panchanga reckoning varies by region, sampradaya, and calendar system. For consequential religious or ceremonial decisions, verification with a qualified pandit or your local tradition is always advisable.