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according to ancient Sanskrit literature divides the year into how many seasons. what are they?

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Answered by namisha786

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there are six seasons according to sanskrit literature namely grishma (summer), varsha (rainy), sharad ( autumn), hemanta ( dewy) , shishira (winter), Vasanth (spring)

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according to ancient Sanskrit literature divides the year into how many seasons. what are they? ​

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according to ancient Sanskrit literature divides the year into how many seasons. what are they?