CM Dr Yadav Launches Wall Version of Vikramaditya Vedic Clock UPDATED

On the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, at a special programme organised at the CM’s residence by Shri Krishna Patheya Nyas under the Department of Culture, Government of Madhya Pradesh, CM Dr. Mohan Yadav launched the wall version of Vikramaditya Vedic Clock 2.0.

The clock has been developed with the capability to study Panchang-based calculations dating back approximately 2.1 million years and to view time calculations for approximately 500,000 years into the future.

During his recent visit to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, PM Narendra Modi had reviewed the Vikramaditya Vedic Clock and suggested that it be further refined and expanded to incorporate calculations related to ancient periods. In continuation of this guidance, Vikramaditya Vedic Clock 2.0 has been developed.

Under the guidance of PM and the leadership of CM Dr. Yadav, an unprecedented Vedic clock has been developed, seeking to present and understand the vast span of time from the Treta Yuga and Dvapara Yuga to the present era through the framework of Indian timekeeping traditions.

On this occasion Dr. Shriram Tiwari, Cultural Advisor, Chief Minister and Mayank Patidar, inventor of the Vedic Clock Wristwatch, presented the Vedic Wristwatch to Dr. Mohan Yadav.

Dr. Shriram Tiwari stated that Vikramaditya Vedic Clock 2.0 is an advanced initiative to bring together Indian Vedic timekeeping, Panchang calculations, astrological mathematics and astronomical phenomena on a single platform through modern digital technology.

Vikramaditya Vedic Clock 2.0 integrates around 19 Vedic and Panchang elements, including Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Muhurta, sunrise, sunset and major festivals. It can calculate Panchang details for nearly 2.1 million years in the past and 500,000 years into the future. The clock also tracks planetary positions and movements and operates offline. Its smart wristwatch version provides location-based Vedic information and features a model analysing five forms of human energy, combining traditional Indian knowledge with modern digital and wearable technology.