Show the context beside the answer
Keep the city, local date and relevant timing convention near the displayed information. If a label refers to the tithi at sunrise, say that directly rather than implying it describes every moment of the day. Visitors should be able to understand the scope without opening a technical settings panel.
Explain the source of an occasion
A festival date may come from a reviewed calendar or an institution's announcement. Identify that source and any regional scope. Do not silently present a date published for one locality as a calculation for another. Where traditions or schedules differ, a brief note is more useful than an unexplained single answer.
Handle missing information honestly
If current calendar data is unavailable, an application can offer a general weekday collection or let the visitor choose manually. It should not invent a tithi to preserve the appearance of completeness. Recommendations can remain helpful when they explain why a selection was made and what information was available.
