Telugu Calendar

There are 12 months in Telugu calendar. Each month got 30 days each. Each month is divided to two pakṣa. 15 days are in one paksha.

1. Shukla Paksha (Bright lunar fortnight or waxing moon) 2. Krishna Paksha (Dark lunar fortnight or waning moon)

Day	Shukla Paksha	Krishna Paksha
1	Prathama	Prathama
2	Dwitiya	Dwitiya
3	Tritiya	Tritiya
4	Chaturthi	Chaturthi
5	Panchami	Panchami
6	Shashti	Shashti
7	Saptami	Saptami
8	Ashtami	Ashtami
9	Navami	Navami
10	Dashami	Dashami
11	Ekadashi	Ekadashi
12	Dwadashi	Dwadashi
13	Trayodasi	Trayodasi
14	Chaturdashi	Chaturdashi
15	Purnima	Amavasya

Adhika Māsamu
Adhika Māsamu or Extra Month (māsa = lunar month in this context) falls every 32.5 months. It is also known as puruśottama māsamu, it is said that the name is been given by Lord Vishnu as his name to this month. Thus 12 Hindu mas (māsa) is equal to approximate 356 days, while solar year have 365 or 366 (in leap year) which create difference of 9 to 10 days, which is offset every 3rd year. No adhika māsa falls during Kārtika to Māgh.

	Telugu name	English name	Period
1	చైత్రము	Chaithramu	March-April
2	వైశాఖము	Vaiśākhamu	April-May
3	జ్యేష్ఠము	Jyeṣṭhamu	May-June
4	ఆషాఢము	Āṣāḍhamu	June-July
5	శ్రావణము	Śrāvaṇamu	July-August
6	భాద్రపదము	Bhādrapadamu	August-September
7	ఆశ్వయుజము	Āṣviyujamu	September-October
8	కార్తీకము	Kārtikamu	October-November
9	మార్గశిరము	Mārgaśīrṣamu	November-December
10	పుష్యము	Puṣyamu	December-January
11	మాఘము	Māghamu	January-February
12	ఫాల్గుణము	Phālgunamu	February-March

Each Yuga (Era) has a cycle of 60 years. Each year of Ugadi year has a specific name in Panchangam (Astrnomical calendar) based on astrological influences and the name of the year would represent the character of that year.[1] The calendar includes 60 year names.[2] Every 60 years one name cycle completes and the names repeat in the next cycle. For example, the Telugu name for 1954 is "jaya", repeated in 2014. Ugadi is the Telugu new year festival that comes in the spring season (usually March or April).

	Name	Years
1	Prabhava (ప్రభవ)	1927, 1987
2	Vibhava (విభవ)	1928, 1988
3	Vibhava (విభవ)	1929, 1989
4	Pramodyuta (ప్రమోద్యూత)	1930, 1990
5	Prajothpatti (ప్రజోత్పత్తి)	1931, 1991
6	Angīrasa (అంగీరస)	1932, 1992
7	Srīmukha (శ్రీముఖ)	1933, 1993
8	Bhāva (భావ)	1934, 1994
9	Yuva (యువ)	1935, 1995
10	Dhāta (ధాత)	1936, 1996
11	Īswara (ఈశ్వర)	1937, 1997
12	Bahudhānya (బహుధాన్య)	1938, 1998
13	Pramādhi (ప్రమాధి)	1939, 1999
14	Vikrama (విక్రమ)	1940, 2000
15	Vrisha (వృష)	1941, 2001
16	Chitrabhānu (చిత్రభాను)	1942, 2002
17	Svabhānu (స్వభాను)	1943, 2003
18	Tārana (తారణ)	1944, 2004
19	Pārthiva (పార్థివ)	1945, 2005
20	Vyaya (వ్యయ)	1946, 2006
21	Sarvajit (సర్వజిత్)	1947, 2007
22	Sarvadhāri (సర్వధారి)	1948, 2008
23	Virodhi (విరోధి)	1949, 2009
24	Vikruti వికృతి	1950, 2010
25	Khara (ఖర)	1951, 2011
26	Nandana (నందన)	1952, 2012
27	Vijaya (విజయ)	1953, 2013
28	Jaya (జయ)	1954, 2014
29	Manmadha (మన్మధ)	1955, 2015
30	Durmukhi (దుర్ముఖి)	1956, 2016
31	Hevalambi (హేవళంబి)	1957, 2017
32	Vilambi (విళంబి)	1958, 2018
33	Vikāri (వికారి)	1959, 2019
34	Sārvari (శార్వరి)	1960, 2020
35	Plava (ప్లవ)	1961, 2021
36	Subhakrit (శుభకృత్)	1962, 2022
37	Sobhakrit (శోభకృత్)	1963, 2023
38	Krodhi (క్రోధి)	1964, 2024
39	Viswāvasu (విశ్వావసు)	1965, 2025
40	Parābhava (పరాభవ)	1966, 2026
41	Plavanga (ప్లవంగ)	1967, 2027
42	Kīlaka (కీలక)	1968, 2028
43	Soumya (సౌమ్య)	1969, 2029
44	Sādhārana (సాధారణ)	1970, 2030
45	Virodhikrit (విరోధికృత్)	1971, 2031
46	Paridhāvi (పరిధావి)	1972, 2032
47	Pramādi (ప్రమాది)	1973, 2033
48	Ānanda (ఆనంద)	1974, 2034
49	Rakshasa (రక్షస)	1975, 2035
50	Nala (నల)	1976, 2036
51	Pingala (పింగళ)	1977, 2037
52	Kālayukti (కాళయుక్తి)	1978, 2038
53	Siddhārtha (సిద్ధార్థ)	1979, 2039
54	Roudri (రౌద్రి)	1980, 2040
55	Durmathi (దుర్మతి)	1981, 2041
56	Dundubhi (దుందుభి)	1982, 2042
57	Rudhirodgāri (రుధిరోద్గారి)	1983, 2043
58	Raktākshi (రక్తాక్షి)	1984, 2044
59	Krodhana (క్రోధన)	1985, 2045
60	Akshaya (అక్షయ)	1986, 2046

Note: Adhika Māsamu is from wiki reference.