Project bhuloK
One Measure for One Earth

Standards.

The common measures of Bhulok — units, protocols and codes of practice shared by every member, so one planet works to one rule book.

No. Standard Specification Status
01 Time — Ghati · Pal · Vipal The Vedic clock of Bhulok. The day begins at sunrise and divides into 60 Ghati; each Ghati is 60 Pal, each Pal is 60 Vipal — so a Ghati is 24 minutes, a Pal 24 seconds and a Vipal two-fifths of a second. Time kept with the Sun, the radiant witness of Earth, rather than an arbitrary midnight. Live · kaal.onslate.in
02 Calendar — Vikram Samvat The Vedic lunisolar calendar of Bhulok — months follow the Moon, the year keeps pace with the Sun. Every year opens on Vikram Samvat New Year, Chaitra Shukla Pratipada, in March or April; Samvat 2084 opens on 7 April 2027. Thursday and Friday are days of rest, eleven festivals are kept by all, and each citizen may take two more from the festivals of other faiths. Bhulok sets no civic holidays of its own at the macro level.
03 Language — Sanskrit Sanskrit, the official language of Bhulok by 2032. The official site to learn it — from the first syllable to fluency — so every citizen can speak to every other in one mother tongue. Live · sanskrit.onslate.in
04 Vedic Knowledge The courses, examinations and certifications of Bhulok for Vedic learning — a common syllabus and a verifiable credential, so one standard of knowledge holds across every member region. Live · prajna.onslate.in
05 Mandatory Birth Chart On the birthing of every child of Bhulok, a Vedic birth chart is drawn — the moment, place and sky recorded as the first document of a life. Preferred · svetochcosmo.ruPaid
Bhulok calendar · Vikram Samvat

Holidays 2027

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Guruvar and Shukravar are days to charge before sprinting to action.

Festivals · kept by all

Shukla — waxing Moon · Krishna — waning Moon · Purnima — full Moon · Amavasya — new Moon

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Optional · choose any two

Festivals of other faiths — each citizen takes the two that are theirs.

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No civic holidays at Bhulok (macro) level — those stay with each member region.

Lunar dates are reckoned for Ujjain. Eid follows the sighting of the Moon and may move by a day.