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Tamil Calendar · Sidereal Astronomy
Why April 14? The Astronomical Truth Behind Tamil New Year
The Tamil calendar places New Year when the Sun enters Aries (Mesham) — but Earth's 26,000-year axial wobble means this now falls 24 days after the vernal equinox. Is this an error or a deliberate design? The great Sidereal vs. Tropical debate, fully explained.
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