Heavy reliance on warm woolens, hot foods, and indoor fires. Alternate 6-Season Frameworks Globally
| Season Name | Characteristics | Typical Months (Varies by Region) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Blooming, mild, renewal | March – April | | Summer | Hot, sunny, dry | May – June | | Rainy / Monsoon | Wet, humid, lush | July – August | | Autumn | Falling leaves, cooling | September – October | | Pre-Winter | Foggy, crisp, transition | November | | Winter | Cold, snow, dormant | December – February | 6 season name in english
This structural framework splits the 12 calendar months into six equal parts. Each phase spans exactly two months: English Season Name Sanskrit / Traditional Name Primary Gregorian Months Vasanta (वसंत) Mid-March to Mid-May Summer Grishma (ग्रीष्म) Mid-May to Mid-July Monsoon (Rainy) Varsha (वर्षा) Mid-July to Mid-September Autumn Sharad (शरद) Mid-September to Mid-November Pre-Winter Hemant (हेमंत) Mid-November to Mid-January Winter Shishir / Shita (शिशिर) Mid-January to Mid-March Deep Dive Into Each of the 6 Seasons 1. Spring (Vasanta Ritu) Heavy reliance on warm woolens, hot foods, and indoor fires
The standard Western calendar tracks four major climatic shifts. However, ancient traditions and specialized ecological frameworks recognize a highly precise . Spring (Vasanta Ritu) The standard Western calendar tracks
Hosts major harvest celebrations and religious events like Navratri and Durga Puja. 5. Pre-Winter (Hemant Ritu)
Summer brings the highest thermal levels of the calendar year.