AnudinaToday's panchanga on your website
A card for a temple's site, a matha's, a community's or your own: the day's panchanga for your town, in your language. It is free and changes by itself every day.
How it will look
The line to paste
Put this where the card should appear on your page. In WordPress, add a Custom HTML block and paste it there; most other site builders have an "embed" or "HTML" box that takes it the same way.
The height is measured from the card above, with a little room to spare. On a day that needs more room than usual, the card leaves out its least-read lines first (the ayana and ritu, then the Moon's words, then karana and yoga), and the tithi and the town always stay.
What the card does, and what it does not
- It shows the same panchanga as the Anudina app: the samvatsara, the lunar month and paksha, the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with the times they end, sunrise, sunset, Rahu kala, and the day's festivals and vratas, for the town you choose and in its own time.
- Everything is worked out in the reader's own browser, as the app does. Nothing about your readers is sent to us or to anyone: no cookies, no advertising, no tracking, no Google Analytics inside the card.
- The reader's browser keeps the year's list of festivals, so the card opens at once the next time. That list stays in the browser; it is not sent anywhere.
- "Anudina" at the foot of the card opens the app on the same day, in a new tab.
- It is free. If you put it on your site, we would be glad to hear of it: write through the contact page.
More about what Anudina keeps: privacy and your data.