Margashirsha
Margashirsha is a month in a Hindu calendar which comprises the latter half of November and the former half of December.
In Vedic times, this month was also known as Margashirsha after the nakshatra (asterisms) Mrigashira.
Margashirsha in lunar calendars begins on either the new moon or the full moon around the same time of year. Again in solar calendars Margashirsha begins with the Sun`s entry into Scorpio.
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