Events
Upcoming events
Calendars
A calendar or a list of events — nothing is added until you say so.
Publish a calendar
New calendar
A published calendar keeps up: publish again and everyone following it gets the change. A shared copy never does — it is fixed at the moment you sent it.
The first is smaller and shows as one repeating entry. Apple Calendar ignores that form, so use the second there.
Anyone with this can change the calendar for everyone following it. Nobody can recover it for you.
Add an event
About the sankalpa line
Ten items, in order: samvatsara, ayana, ritu, masa, paksha, tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga, karana — followed by the usual closing. Ayana and ritu are the traditional (sidereal and lunar) reckonings, and the month is amanta. The + beside the line adds the opening that comes before all of it, setting the moment inside the largest cycles. Its wording is one tradition among several: inside India the opening names Jambūdvīpa and Bharatavarṣa as it traditionally does, and anywhere else it names the city and country on screen instead.
About your events
Birthdays, anniversaries and observances that return by tithi or nakshatra. Dates are worked out for this place — sunrise decides which day carries a tithi, so they move with it. This browser is the only copy, and browsers forget: use Backup to keep one.