Math, asked by amithkuma245, 25 days ago

how many days are there in week ,month and year
according to hindu calendar​

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Answered by jada23
1

Answer:

Hindu calendar or Panchang (Sanskrit : पञ्चाङ्ग) or Panjika refers to a ... The Hindu texts used the lunar cycle for setting months and days, but the solar cycle to set the complete year.

Answered by nicudiya2010
2

Days in a week : 7 days

Days in a month : 30

Days in a year : 355

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