Current Samvat
Vikram Samvat Today
Today, Saturday, 12 September 2026, is Vikram Samvat 2083 (Parabhava) for the Mumbai India baseline. The Hindu date at local sunrise is Shukla Pratipada, Shravana.
At a glance
What is the Vikram Samvat today?
The current Vikram Samvat is 2083. Today's Samvatsara is Parabhava, and the Hindu date at Mumbai sunrise is Shukla Pratipada, Shravana.
Planning markers
Upcoming dates from today's Samvat
Upcoming lunar checkpoints and festival dates from the same India-baseline calculations.
Vikram Samvat
2083Samvatsara
ParabhavaHindu date
Shukla PratipadaMonth
ShravanaToday's Panchang context
This page is generated for Saturday, 12 September 2026, using Mumbai as the India baseline. The Samvat year itself is a calendar-era value; daily Panchang details such as tithi, nakshatra, sunrise, sunset, and muhurat can change by city.
Current Samvat calendar comparison
Vikram Samvat is not the only calendar era used in Hindu and Indian calendrical practice. The Shaka Samvat is India's national calendar era, while daily Panchang pages also compare regional systems where relevant.
2083, Shravana Shukla Pratipada
1948, Bhadrapada 21
Understanding today's Samvat values
The Samvat year, Samvatsara name, and Hindu lunar date describe different parts of the same day. Read them together for the full calendar context.
The current Samvat year and today's Hindu date at the India baseline.
The current Samvatsara name with Vikram Samvat year context.
The daily lunar date: paksha, tithi, month, and nakshatra.
Use the linked year calendar to compare dates across the Vikram Samvat year.
Common questions
What is the current Samvat?
The current Vikram Samvat shown by Samvat is 2083. The current Samvatsara name is Parabhava.
Why is Vikram Samvat ahead of the Gregorian year?
Vikram Samvat is a historical Hindu calendar era that is generally 56 or 57 years ahead of the Gregorian year. The exact relationship depends on whether the Vikram new year has already occurred.
Can the Hindu date differ by city?
Yes. The Samvat year is stable for the day, but tithi, nakshatra, sunrise, sunset, and observance windows are location-sensitive. Use the live Panchang for your city before planning a vrata, puja, or ceremony.