Aindram Vedic Calendar 1.1.1

Under the date your theme shows on a post or page, the same day in the Vedic calendar: the solar month by its Sanskrit name, the day, and the KaliYuga year.

Also on WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/aindram-vedic-calendar/ (install it from Plugins > Add New Plugin and it updates itself).

New in 1.1.1

• The Vedic date is drawn 10% larger than the date above it, instead of smaller.

Install from this page: download aindram-vedic-calendar.zip below, then in WordPress go to Plugins > Add New Plugin > Upload Plugin. Use that zip, not GitHub's "Source code" archives, which unpack to the wrong folder name and include the tests.

Aindram Vedic Calendar 1.1.0

Under the date your theme shows on a post or page, the same day in the Vedic calendar: the solar month by its Sanskrit name, the day, and the KaliYuga year.

Also on WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/aindram-vedic-calendar/ (install it from Plugins > Add New Plugin and it updates itself).

New in 1.1.0

• Dates checked against Swiss Ephemeris for every month start from 1900 to 2600 (8,409 of them), up from 2100. Sankranti times agree within 4 seconds.
• An optional link from the Vedic date to the plugin's page, off by default (Settings > Aindram Vedic Calendar > Link).

Install from this page: download aindram-vedic-calendar.zip below, then in WordPress go to Plugins > Add New Plugin > Upload Plugin. Use that zip, not GitHub's "Source code" archives, which unpack to the wrong folder name and include the tests.

Aindram Vedic Calendar 1.0.0

Shows the Vedic date below the date of every post and page: the Kerala solar month by its Sanskrit name, the day, and the KaliYuga year, which begins at Vishu.

November 3, 2026
Tula 17, KaliYuga 5127

Install: download aindram-vedic-calendar.zip below, then in WordPress go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, choose the zip, Install, Activate. Settings > Aindram Vedic Calendar sets the post types and the wording.

Use aindram-vedic-calendar.zip, not GitHub's "Source code" archives: those unpack to the wrong folder name and include the tests.

• Month starts from 1900 to 2100 (2,409 of them) match Swiss Ephemeris; 2024-25 matches Kerala Tourism's published Malayalam calendar.
• Works with block and classic themes. Requires WordPress 5.9 and PHP 7.2 or later.
• Submitted to the WordPress.org plugin directory; awaiting review.