In fact, Bollywood has produced a lot of female singers who are highly acclaimed for their sweet voices. There are many fresh talents as well who are making a place in the cultural panorama and also in the Indian film industry or Bollywood. Their singing has the power to lift moods and also touch the deepest human emotions. A huge audience enjoys the singing of female singers and these singers have made music an inseparable part of their fans’ lives. Indian cultural scene is packed with heaps of talent when it comes to singing. So today we have brought for you a list of some such playback singers, who are known not only for their voice but all over India, but also in other countries of the world. Q: What are the names of Telugu weekdays?Ī: The names of Telugu weekdays are Aadivaram/ఆదివారం (Sunday), Somavaram/సోమవారం (Monday), Mangalavaram/మంగళవారం (Tuesday), Budhavaram/బుధవారం (Wednesday), Guruvaram/గురువారం (Thursday), Shukravaram/శుక్రవారం (Friday), Shanivaram/శనివారం (Saturday).In order to convey the magic of melodious voice in a good song, a female singer is needed whose voice is sweet and the heart melts as soon as you hear the song. Hence, from Mathe year is Sobhakritnama samvatsaram. Ugadi 2023 marks the begining of Sobhakrit samvatsaram. Q: What is the name of Telugu year 2023?Ī: Subhakritnama samvatsaram is the Telugu year upto March 21, 2023. Telugu new year begins on the day after the last New Moon (amavasya) before mesha samkranti. The first month of the traditional Telugu calendar is Chaitra (March - April). Q: What system does the Telugu calendar follow?Ī: Telugu calendar is a Lunisolar amanta calendar. Ugadi this year marks the begining of Sobhakrit samvatsaram. The same day is celebrated as Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra and Yugadi in Karnataka.
Q: When is Ugadi 2023 & what samvatsara is Ugadi 2023?Ī: Telugu new year 2023 or Ugadi 2023 in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana is on March 22. Ugadi 2023 is on March 22 and Subhakritnama samvatsaram will give way to Sobhakritnama samvatsaram from this day.
Ugadi is celebrated as Telugu new year as per Telugu calendar.
It is different from Hindu lunar calendar as Hindu calendar follows purnimanta system (months reckoned from purnima full moon to purnima). Salivahana Saka Era is used for identifying the year number. Telugu calendar year starts with Chaitram month 3 ( chaitraadi) and follows the amanta system where months are calculated from amavasya (new moon) to amavasya. Telugu calendar is the traditional lunisolar calendar popular in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
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