About TyoharHub

• A festival calendar that admits what it does not know. Every date carries a confidence label — confirmed, expected or tentative. A date we cannot cross-check against published sources is shown as uncertain, not as fact.
• 46 festivals with real content. Not a stub for each one: a wishes page only exists where there are curated wishes, a recipes page only where there are recipes, a gift page only where there are enough gift categories to be worth reading.
• Free tools that do not need an account. Card maker, wish, status, caption and hashtag generators, gift finder, budget calculator, checklists, a decoration planner and a countdown. Everything runs in your browser.
• Hindi where Hindi belongs. Devanagari wishes written in Hindi rather than transliterated from English, and Hindi cards that render properly.
• Honest commerce. Gift categories with guidance, never a fabricated product list. Paid business listings are labelled, capped and visually distinct from editorial content.

• It does not publish city-level muhurat minutes. A precise timing depends on coordinates and on which panchang you follow. Publishing one number as though it were right for all of India would be the single most misleading thing this site could do, so it publishes the civil date with a confidence label and points you at a location-specific panchang.
• It does not invent products, prices or ratings. There is no product feed, so there is no product list. Gift guidance is about categories: what to look for, what to avoid, and what a fair price band is.
• It does not use fake urgency. No countdown timers on a sale, no struck-through prices, no “only 3 left” badges, and no download button that is actually an advert.
• It does not present itself as a religious authority. TyoharHub is not affiliated with any temple, religious body, government department or panchang publisher. Where a ritual differs by region or family, the page shows the variation rather than choosing one version as correct.

The site is a statically generated website. Every page is produced at build time and served from a CDN, which is why it loads quickly on a slow connection and why it can be hosted for effectively nothing. Search runs entirely in your browser against an index compiled into the page, so a query never leaves your device.

It is funded by advertising and, when it is live, by clearly labelled featured business listings. There is no reader subscription, no paywall and no premium tier. If advertising revenue is zero, the site still works completely — that is a design requirement rather than a happy accident, because it means no page ever has to be padded to satisfy an advertiser.

Editorial content and advertising are kept strictly apart. Advertisers cannot buy a ranking, a recommendation, a rating or a change to any factual content. The editorial policy and the sponsored content policy state this in full, and both are published rather than kept internal.

Festival information is genuinely hard: the underlying calendars differ, regional practice differs, and sources disagree. So corrections are expected rather than exceptional. If something here is wrong — a date, a spelling of a festival name in Devanagari, a ritual described in a way your community would not recognise — please tell us. Corrections to a factual error are made as soon as they are verified, and the page’s last-updated date changes with them.

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