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**LfYaRf1S** · 01-13-2007, 05:01 PM

If you want to try and wade through all of the info, the Sikhs have long had a problem with two sects or religions, two calanders with one being Hindu, and a problem with a 20 minute difference in calenders as far as equinoxes, lunar cycles, etc. goes. There has apparently been a lot of dispute over the decades, with holidays changing again and again and moving further into future dates. Maghi is celebrated on the 13th this year and next, and then on the 14th the following two years:

NanakShahi Calender Controversy

01-13-2007, 05:01 PM	#3
LfYaRf1S Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	If you want to try and wade through all of the info, the Sikhs have long had a problem with two sects or religions, two calanders with one being Hindu, and a problem with a 20 minute difference in calenders as far as equinoxes, lunar cycles, etc. goes. There has apparently been a lot of dispute over the decades, with holidays changing again and again and moving further into future dates. Maghi is celebrated on the 13th this year and next, and then on the 14th the following two years: NanakShahi Calender Controversy
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