What is fasli year?

The Fasli year is a traditional agricultural calendar used in parts of India, particularly in the Deccan region. It is based on the lunar cycle and typically spans from July to June of the following year, aligning with the monsoon season and agricultural cycles. The Fasli year is often used for calculating land revenue, harvest seasons, and various cultural events. This calendar system reflects the agrarian lifestyle and practices of the communities that follow it.