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Desi Date Today

آج کی دیسی، اسلامی اور عیسوی تاریخ

Live Bikrami, Islamic Hijri & Gregorian dates — updated automatically every day for Pakistani farmers and the South Asian community.

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Gregorian English / AD Date
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Islamic Hijri Lunar / AH Date
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Desi Bikrami Punjabi / BK Date
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Three Calendars Explainedتینوں کیلنڈروں کا تعارف

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Gregorian Calendar

عیسوی کیلنڈر

The worldwide standard solar calendar introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582. It replaced the Julian calendar to fix a drift in the spring equinox date. Every country, school, and government office in Pakistan officially uses the Gregorian system for legal dates, school terms, and banking.

TypeSolar
Year Length365 / 366 days
Months12 fixed months
Current Year2026 AD
Used ForOfficial & Business
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Islamic Hijri Calendar

اسلامی ہجری کیلنڈر

A purely lunar calendar used by Muslims worldwide. It begins from the year of the Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) migration (Hijra) from Makkah to Madinah in 622 CE. Each month starts with the sighting of the new crescent moon, making the Islamic year about 10–11 days shorter than the Gregorian year.

TypeLunar
Year Length354 / 355 days
Months12 lunar months
Current Year1447–1448 AH
Used ForEid, Ramadan, Hajj
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Desi Bikrami Calendar

دیسی بکرمی کیلنڈر

The traditional solar calendar of Punjab and South Asia, rooted in the ancient Vikram Samvat system (57 BCE). Each month begins when the Sun enters a new zodiac sign (Sankranti), keeping it perfectly aligned with agricultural seasons year after year. Pakistani farmers trust it above all other calendars for planting and harvest planning.

TypeSolar
Year Length365 / 366 days
Months12 seasonal months
Current Year2082–2083 BK
Used ForFarming & Festivals
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12 Desi Month Namesدیسی مہینوں کے نام

# Desi Month اردو نام Gregorian Period Season Farming Activity
1Chet (چیت)چیت14 Mar – 13 AprSpringMustard harvest, early vegetable sowing
2Vaisakh (ویساکھ)ویساکھ14 Apr – 14 MaySpring🌾 Wheat harvest — most important month
3Jeth (جیٹھ)جیٹھ15 May – 14 JunSummerCotton & rice sowing begins (Kharif)
4Har (ہاڑ)ہاڑ15 Jun – 15 JulMonsoonSugarcane care, maize planting
5Sawan (ساون)ساون16 Jul – 15 AugMonsoonPeak rains, fertilizer application
6Bhadon (بھادوں)بھادوں16 Aug – 14 SepMonsoonFlood management, late Kharif crops
7Assu (اسو)اسو15 Sep – 14 OctAutumnCotton picking, wheat sowing starts
8Katak (کاتک)کاتک15 Oct – 13 NovAutumnRice harvest, mustard & chickpea sowing
9Maghar (مگھر)مگھر14 Nov – 13 DecWinterWheat irrigation, fodder crops
10Poh (پوہ)پوہ14 Dec – 12 JanWinterFrost protection, cold storage harvest
11Magh (ماگھ)ماگھ13 Jan – 11 FebWinterLate wheat care, pruning orchards
12Phagun (پھاگن)پھاگن12 Feb – 13 MarSpringBasant festival, pre-spring cultivation
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8 Pehars of the Desi Dayدیسی دن کے آٹھ پہر

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3 AM – 6 AMDawnسرگھی ویلاEarly irrigation
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6 AM – 9 AMSunriseسویر ویلاPloughing begins
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9 AM – 12 PMMorningدُھمّی ویلاSowing & weeding
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12 PM – 3 PMNoonپیشی ویلاRest & prayers
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3 PM – 6 PMAfternoonدیگر ویلاHarvesting
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6 PM – 9 PMSunsetنیماشاں ویلاLivestock tending
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9 PM – 12 AMNightکُفتاں ویلاRest & planning
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12 AM – 3 AMMidnightاَدھ رات ویلاOvernight irrigation
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Calendar Comparisonتینوں کیلنڈروں کا موازنہ

Feature 📅 Gregorian 🌙 Islamic Hijri ☀️ Desi Bikrami
Calendar TypeSolarLunarSolar
Year Length365 / 366 days354 / 355 days365 / 366 days
New Month BeginsFixed dateMoon sightingSun enters zodiac
Seasons Aligned?✅ Yes❌ Shifts yearly✅ Yes
Current Year (2026)2026 AD1447–1448 AH2082–2083 BK
Origin Year45 BCE (reformed 1582)622 CE (Hijra)57 BCE (Vikramaditya)
Primary Use in PakistanOfficial & businessEid, Ramadan, HajjFarming & folk festivals
Month NamesLatin-originArabicSanskrit/Punjabi
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Farming by Desi Monthدیسی مہینے اور زراعت

Vaisakh ویساکھ
Apr 14 – May 14

🌾 Peak wheat harvest across Punjab. Farmers celebrate with folk music and Bhangra. Mango trees begin flowering.

Sawan ساون
Jul 16 – Aug 15

🌧️ Full monsoon season. Rice and sugarcane grow rapidly. Flooding risk requires drainage management.

Assu اسو
Sep 15 – Oct 14

🌿 Cotton harvest begins. Rabi season sowing starts — wheat, canola, and chickpeas are planted.

Katak کاتک
Oct 15 – Nov 13

🍚 Rice harvest peak. Main wheat sowing window in Punjab and Sindh. Fertilizer demand is highest.

Poh پوہ
Dec 14 – Jan 12

❄️ Coldest month. Frost protection critical for young wheat. Citrus picking (kinnow, malta) in full swing.

Jeth جیٹھ
May 15 – Jun 14

🌡️ Peak summer heat. Cotton transplanting and rice nursery preparation for Kharif season begins.

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Frequently Asked Questionsاکثر پوچھے جانے والے سوالات

آج کی دیسی تاریخ کیا ہے؟ (What is today’s Desi date?)
The live widget at the top of this page shows today’s exact Desi Bikrami date in both English and Urdu. It is calculated automatically every day — no manual update needed.
دیسی اور اسلامی مہینوں میں کیا فرق ہے؟
Desi (Bikrami) months follow the solar calendar and stay fixed to the same seasons every year. Islamic (Hijri) months follow the lunar calendar and shift about 10–11 days earlier each Gregorian year, which is why Ramadan and Eid fall in different seasons over a 33-year cycle.
کسان دیسی مہینے کیوں استعمال کرتے ہیں؟
Because Desi months are solar and season-based, they directly correspond to weather patterns, monsoon timing, and crop cycles. A farmer in Punjab knows that wheat sowing always begins in Assu (October) and harvest in Vaisakh (April) — every single year without variation. No other calendar offers this agricultural reliability.
2026 میں بکرمی سال کیا ہے؟ (Bikrami year in 2026?)
In 2026, the Bikrami year is 2082–2083 BK (Bikrami Samvat). The Nanakshahi year running alongside is 558 NS. The Islamic Hijri year is 1447–1448 AH.
ساون کا مہینہ کب آتا ہے؟ (When does Sawan come?)
Sawan typically falls between mid-July and mid-August in the Gregorian calendar. It is the peak monsoon month in Pakistan, celebrated in folk poetry, Punjabi music, and rural festivals as the season of rain, romance, and lush green fields.
اسلامی تاریخ ہر سال کیوں بدلتی ہے؟
The Islamic Hijri calendar is purely lunar — each new month begins with the confirmed sighting of the crescent moon. Since a lunar year has only 354 days compared to 365 solar days, Islamic dates shift about 10–11 days earlier each year through the Gregorian calendar, completing a full cycle every 33 years.

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