Yearly calendars are commonly used to keep track of important events, holidays, and activities throughout the year. In India, there are several types of calendars used by different communities and regions, such as the Gregorian calendar, the Hindu lunar calendar, and the solar calendar.

The Gregorian calendar is widely used in India for official and business purposes, and it follows the standard format of 12 months of varying lengths, with January 1 as the New Year’s Day. Many people also use the Gregorian calendar for personal use and to plan activities, appointments, and events.

The Hindu lunar calendar, also known as the Panchangam or the Hindu calendar, is used for religious and cultural purposes and follows a 12-month lunar cycle. Each month is named after a star constellation, and each day is divided into five elements (tithis), which are believed to have different astrological influences. The Hindu calendar is used to determine important festivals, auspicious times for rituals and ceremonies, and to calculate astrological charts and predictions.

The solar calendar, also known as the Sauramana or the Tamil calendar, is used in some parts of India and follows a 12-month solar cycle based on the movement of the sun. Each month is named after a specific star or constellation, and the calendar is used to determine the start and end dates of festivals, agricultural activities, and other important events.

Yearly calendars for all these different types of calendars are available online and can be downloaded and printed for personal use. Some calendars may also include information on important dates, festivals, and holidays specific to a particular community or region.