The #1 official & authentic Manipuri Calendar (মণিপুর ক্যালেন্ডার) with 350+ Years (1900–2250+) of ephemeris calculations. Features daily Meitei Tha (12 lunar months), Udaya Tithi (Thabanba), Tatnaba, Thasi Maikei, Nakshatra, Imoinu Iratpa, Cheiraoba, Ningol Chakouba, and dynamic sunrise calculations for Imphal and worldwide cities.
Kuuthi.in offers Manipur's most comprehensive and mathematically accurate online calendar. Spanning over 350+ years (1900–2250+), it seamlessly bridges astronomical Vedic ephemeris calculations with ancient Meitei lunar traditions, Tatnaba rules, and official state observances.
Authentic sunrise-based lunar month reckoning: Sajibu, Kalen, Inga, Ingen, Thawan, Langban, Mera, Hiyangei, Poinu, Wakching, Phairen, and Lamta with precise Mal Mash (intercalary month) handling.
Centuries-old Manipuri traditional astrology mapping: instant identification of Tatna Numit (তৎনবা / inauspicious days for travel) and Thasi Maikei (থাসী মাইকৈ / directional taboos).
Complete coverage of cultural and state celebrations: Meitei Cheiraoba, Goura Cheiraoba, Ningol Chakouba, Yaoshang, Imoinu Iratpa, Mera Houchongba, Kang Chingba, Patriots' Day, and Nupi Lal.
Instant one-click switching between English, Bengali script (মৈতৈ বাংলা), and native Meitei Mayek (ꯃꯩꯇꯩ ꯃꯌꯦꯛ) across all dates, tithis, nakshatras, and panchanga attributes.
Kuuthi.in uses high-precision astronomical algorithms combined with authentic traditional Manipuri almanac calculations. Spanning 350+ continuous years (from 1900 to 2250+), it computes exact sunrise-based Tithis (Thabanba), Meitei Tha, Tatnaba, and Thasi Maikei directions with instant trilingual support in English, Bengali, and Meitei Mayek.
The 12 traditional Meitei Tha (lunar months) are:
Tatnaba (Tatna Numit / তৎনবা) refers to specific weekdays designated as inauspicious for initiating travels or new activities during a particular Meitei Tha. For instance, in Sajibu and Thawan, Sunday and Monday are Tatna days; in Kalen and Langban, Wednesday and Friday are Tatna days. Kuuthi clearly marks these days with an amber badge for easy reference.
Key Manipur festival dates include: Sajibu Nongma Panba (Meitei Cheiraoba), Goura Cheiraoba (April 14), Kang Chingba (Inga 2), Heikru Hidongba (Langban 11), Mera Houchongba (Mera 15), Ningol Chakouba (Hiyangei 2), Imoinu Iratpa (Wakching 12), and Yaoshang (Lamta 15).
Click the ⚙️ Change Coordinates button on the Location bar. You can choose from presets (Imphal, Silchar, Guwahati, Kolkata, Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Dhaka, Yangon, London, New York, etc.), enter custom coordinates, or click 🎯 Detect My Current Location (GPS). The calendar and daily Udaya Tithis will instantly recalculate based on the precise local sunrise of your city.
Imoinu Iratpa (ইমোইনু ইরাৎপা / ꯏꯃꯣꯏꯅꯨ ꯏꯔꯥꯠꯄ) is observed on Wakching 12 (Wakching Taranini). It is dedicated to Goddess Imoinu Ahongbi, the deity of domestic abundance, prosperity, and hearth fire, celebrated with traditional family prayers, evening lamps, and special seasonal fish offerings.
Ningol Chakouba (নিঙোল চাক্কৌবা / ꯅꯤꯉꯣꯜ ꯆꯥꯛꯀꯧꯕ), the grandest social festival celebrating the sacred bond between married daughters and their parental homes, is celebrated on Hiyangei 2 (Hiyangei Nini).
In the lunar-solar calendar, Mal Mash (Adhika Masa) occurs roughly every 32.5 solar months when a lunar month has no solar transit (Sankranti). Kuuthi's astronomical engine automatically calculates the intercalary month, labeling the leap cycle as Ahanba (e.g. Ahanba Inga) while preserving accurate festival alignment.