Indian Seasons
The six Indian seasons (Ritus) of 1800. Each Ritu is two months long. Drik Ritu follows the tropical Sun (the real seasons); the sidereal Ritu follows the signs used in the Panchang.
Drik Ritu (tropical Sun)
| Ritu | Begins | Details |
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Vasanta Ritu (Spring) |
19 Feb 1800, 01:50 |
Until 20 Apr 1800; Sun in Pisces and Aries |
|
Grishma Ritu (Summer) |
20 Apr 1800, 14:35 |
Until 21 Jun 1800; Sun in Taurus and Gemini |
|
Varsha Ritu (Monsoon) |
21 Jun 1800, 23:44 |
Until 23 Aug 1800; Sun in Cancer and Leo |
|
Sharad Ritu (Autumn) |
23 Aug 1800, 16:56 |
Until 23 Oct 1800; Sun in Virgo and Libra |
|
Hemanta Ritu (Pre-winter) |
23 Oct 1800, 21:13 |
Until 22 Dec 1800; Sun in Scorpio and Sagittarius |
|
Shishira Ritu (Winter) |
22 Dec 1800, 06:09 |
Until 19 Feb 1801; Sun in Capricorn and Aquarius |
Vedic Ritu (sidereal Sun)
| Ritu | Begins | Details |
|
Shishira Ritu (Winter) |
11 Jan 1800, 16:19 |
Until 12 Mar 1800; Sun in Capricorn and Aquarius |
|
Vasanta Ritu (Spring) |
12 Mar 1800, 02:20 |
Until 12 May 1800; Sun in Pisces and Aries |
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Grishma Ritu (Summer) |
12 May 1800, 08:17 |
Until 14 Jul 1800; Sun in Taurus and Gemini |
|
Varsha Ritu (Monsoon) |
14 Jul 1800, 02:10 |
Until 14 Sep 1800; Sun in Cancer and Leo |
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Sharad Ritu (Autumn) |
14 Sep 1800, 10:19 |
Until 13 Nov 1800; Sun in Virgo and Libra |
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Hemanta Ritu (Pre-winter) |
13 Nov 1800, 21:32 |
Until 11 Jan 1801; Sun in Scorpio and Sagittarius |
Equinoxes and solstices
| Event | Moment | About |
|
March equinox (Vasant Vishuva) |
21 Mar 1800, 02:04 |
Day and night nearly equal; spring begins in the northern hemisphere |
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June solstice (Summer solstice) |
21 Jun 1800, 23:44 |
The longest day in the northern hemisphere |
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September equinox (Sharad Vishuva) |
23 Sep 1800, 13:18 |
Day and night nearly equal; autumn begins in the northern hemisphere |
|
December solstice (Winter solstice) |
22 Dec 1800, 06:09 |
The shortest day in the northern hemisphere |
