Venkatrama Telugu Calendar 1994 〈ULTIMATE〉
Many Telugu families who migrated abroad in the 1990s recorded their wedding dates according to the Venkatrama Panchangam. When performing 25th or 30th anniversary rituals (Rajatotsavam) in 2019 or 2024, they need the original 1994 calendar to confirm:
Before diving into the specific dates, it is important to understand why the Venkatrama calendar is considered the gold standard. Known for its accuracy in calculating Grahana (eclipses), Rahu Kalam, and Durmuhurtam, Venkatrama & Co. calendars have guided generations.
In 1994, the calendar served as the ultimate almanac for: venkatrama telugu calendar 1994
For precise festival dates, muhurthas, and daily panchanga entries for 1994, consult a published 1994 Venkatrama Telugu Calendar edition, temple almanacs from that year, or a panchanga generator that allows historical calculations using traditional rules and the chosen locality’s longitude and sunrise convention.
| Feature | Venkatrama (Telugu) | Tamil | Malayalam | |---------|---------------------|-------|------------| | Month start | Amavasya (New moon) | Sankranti | Sankranti | | New Year | Ugadi (Chaitra) | Puthandu (Chithirai) | Vishu (Medam) | | Eclipse calculation | Drik Siddhanta | Vakya Panchanga | Surya Siddhanta | Many Telugu families who migrated abroad in the
The Venkatrama calendar lists specific Subha Muhurthams for life events. Here are a few highlights from 1994:
| Event Type | Best Dates (1994) | Nakshatram | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Marriages (Vivaha) | May 12, July 8, September 25 | Uththara, Rohini, Mrigasira | | House Warming (Gruha Pravesh) | March 5, August 14, October 3 | Swathi, Anuradha | | Vehicle Purchase | April 26, June 18, December 7 | Pushyami, Revathi | | Thread Ceremony (Upanayanam) | March 27, May 29, September 9 | Hastha, Chitta | and daily panchanga entries for 1994
Note: Always avoid going on long journeys or conducting new business during Rahu Kalam (7:30 AM – 9:00 AM on Mondays; 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM on Saturdays), as strictly highlighted in the 1994 edition.
According to the Telugu lunar calendar, 1994 spanned across two specific years:
The Venkatrama calendar provides a seamless transition between these two Samvatsarams, noting the specific changes in planetary alignments for the year.
The 1994 calendar lists major and minor festivals with precise tithi-based observance: