These are the English calendar dates written in Telugu. For the Telugu lunar calendar (tithi, panchangam), please use a trusted panchangam.
How to Write a Date in Telugu
Choose a date and copy the style you need.
- Choose the date, or press Today, Yesterday or Tomorrow
- Add a time if you need it
- Choose usual numbers (1 2 3) or Telugu numbers (౧ ౨ ౩)
- Choose the month ending you like, like నవంబర్ or నవంబరు
- Press Copy next to the style you want
Everything happens inside your browser, so your document is never uploaded.
Why Use This Tool?
News pages, notices and letters need dates in Telugu with the right weekday and month name. Typing them by hand is slow and the weekday is easy to get wrong.
This tool gives the weekday and month in correct Telugu and many ready styles to copy.
Features
- Weekday and month names in Telugu
- Many styles: date line, with weekday, month first, numbers only and more
- Telugu numbers (౧౨౩) or usual numbers
- Time with the time of day, like ఉదయం, సాయంత్రం, రాత్రి
- Month ending choice: నవంబర్ or నవంబరు
- Today, Yesterday and Tomorrow buttons
- Copy each style with one click
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the Telugu panchangam?
No. This tool writes the usual English calendar date in Telugu. Tithi, nakshatra and Telugu months like చైత్రం need a panchangam.
Which weekday is shown?
The real weekday of the date you choose, found by your device calendar, for example శుక్రవారం for Friday.
Which month ending is correct?
Both నవంబర్ and నవంబరు are used. Choose the one your newspaper follows.
How is the time of day decided?
After 4 AM it is ఉదయం, after 12 noon మధ్యాహ్నం, after 4 PM సాయంత్రం, after 7 PM రాత్రి and before 4 AM తెల్లవారుజామున. Your newspaper style may differ.
Is my data stored?
No. Everything happens in your browser.
About This Tool
Made for Telugu journalists, editors and office staff who write dates every day.
It works in your browser and stores nothing.