Ashadha
Ashadha is a month in the Hindu lunisolar calendar used across the Indian subcontinent and in Nepal. It is the fourth month in the Shaka and Vikram Samvat year systems. The timing of Ashadha in the Gregorian calendar typically falls in June and July, though exact dates shift each year due to the lunisolar nature of the calendar. The month’s length varies, generally comprising 29 or 30 days.
The onset of the southwest monsoon largely coincides with Ashadha, making the period important for agriculture
In Nepal and other communities that use Hindu or regional calendars, Ashadha similarly corresponds to a June–July