Check today Bengali date, monthly Bangla Calendar 1433, Tithi, Nakshatra and Bengali Panjika information for West Bengal. Select a city and month to view Bengali dates with the Gregorian calendar.
Click any date in the calendar.
The Bengali Calendar, also called Bangla Calendar, Bangabda or Bengali Panjika, is widely used in West Bengal for Bengali dates, cultural observances and traditional festivals. This page focuses on the traditional West Bengal calendar, not the fixed civil calendar used in Bangladesh.
The box above shows today's Bengali date in Bangabda together with the Tithi, Nakshatra and Sunrise for the selected city. Bengali solar dates and daily Panchang information answer different needs, so both are shown together.
Bangabda 1433 runs across Gregorian 2026 and 2027. Use the month selector or Bengali month buttons to view Boishakh, Joishtho, Aashar, Shrabon, Bhadro, Ashshin, Kartik, Ogrohayon, Poush, Magh, Falgun and Choitro.
West Bengal follows a traditional astronomical calendar, so month boundaries can differ from the fixed Bangla Academy calendar used in Bangladesh. This build is intended for West Bengal users and uses a traditional 1433 month-boundary reference, while daily Tithi and Nakshatra are calculated astronomically for the chosen place.
Today's Bengali date depends on the Bangabda year and the active Bengali solar month. The top card calculates it for the current date using the West Bengal traditional reference used by this calendar.
Bangabda 1433 is the Bengali year spanning parts of 2026 and 2027. It begins with Boishakh and ends with Choitro.
Not always. Bangladesh uses a revised fixed civil calendar, while traditional West Bengal Panjika uses astronomical month rules. Festival Panchang timings also depend on local Sunrise.
Many Bengali Hindu festivals and observances depend on lunar Tithi and Nakshatra rather than only the Bengali solar date. Showing both makes the calendar more useful as a Bangla Panjika.
Click any date in the monthly calendar. The selected-day section shows the Tithi and Nakshatra active at local sunrise, their start and end date-time, and the next Tithi or Nakshatra.