Panchang for Today
--:--:-- · Wednesday, September 9, 2026
28, ShravanaKrishna Paksha, Trayodashi2083 Siddharthi, Vikrama Samvata
- Brahma Muhurat
- 4:27 AM – 5:15 AM
- Sunrise
- 6:03 AM
- Sunset
- 6:34 PM
- Tithi
- Trayodashi upto 12:30 PM
- Nakshatra
- Ashlesha upto 3:13 PM
- Yoga
- Shiva upto 9:49 PM
- Karana
- Vanija upto 12:30 PM
- Karana
- Vishti upto 11:25 PM
- Paksha
- Krishna Paksha
- Weekday
- Wednesday (Budhavara)
- Amanta Month
- Bhadrapada
- Purnimanta Month
- Ashwina
- Moonsign
- Karka upto 3:13 PM
- Sunsign
- Simha
- Shaka Samvat
- 1948
- Vikram Samvat
- 2083
- Gujarati Samvat
- 2082
Shubha Muhurat
No auspicious muhurat for major work today
Bhadra (Vishti Karana) falls today 12:30 PM – 11:25 PM, a period avoided for important beginnings.
Today's prime muhurat
Abhijit Muhurat not observed today
Abhijit Muhurat is traditionally void on Wednesdays. Use the other auspicious windows below.
Auspicious Muhurat Shubha
- Brahma Muhurat 4:27 AM – 5:15 AM Pre-dawn window - ideal for meditation, study and spiritual practice.
- Amrit Kaal 1:43 PM – 3:13 PM A highly auspicious nakshatra-based window for important work.
Ashubha Muhurat
Today's chief period to avoid
Rahu Kalam Avoid
12:18 PM – 1:52 PM
An inauspicious eighth of the daytime ruled by Rahu - traditionally avoided for starting any important or auspicious work, journeys and signings.
Times to Avoid Today Ashubha
- Rahu Kalam 12:18 PM – 1:52 PM The daily Rahu period - avoid starting important or auspicious work, travel and signings.
- Yamaganda 7:36 AM – 9:10 AM Ruled by Yama - inauspicious for new beginnings and journeys.
- Gulika Kalam 10:44 AM – 12:18 PM Gulika (Mandi) period - avoided for auspicious starts; used only for repetitive gains.
- Dur Muhurtam 11:53 AM – 12:43 PM A short inauspicious daytime window - postpone important starts past it.
- Varjyam 4:40 AM – 6:11 AM A nakshatra-based "rejected" period best avoided for any auspicious work.
Vedic Time Now
New Delhi, India
1 ghati ≈ 24.0 min · from sunrise 6:03 AM
Yogas & cautions today
- Ganda MoolThe Moon is in a Ganda Mool (gandanta) nakshatra - Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Mula or Revati. This matters mainly for newborns: a baby born now is traditionally given a Mool Shanti once the nakshatra passes. For everyday work it is only a mild caution.
What is the Panchang?
The Panchang, meaning "five limbs," measures daily time in Vedic astrology. It computes five elements from the sidereal Sun and Moon at your local sunrise, explaining why timings change with city selection.
- Tithi: The lunar day, based on the Moon-Sun separation (30 per lunar month).
- Nakshatra: The lunar mansion the Moon occupies (27 total).
- Yoga: A value derived from combined Sun and Moon longitudes (27 yogas).
- Karana: Half a Tithi.
- Vara: The weekday.
Each element shows an "upto" time, indicating when it transitions to the next. For example, "Shukla Dwitiya upto 14:32" means the second day of the waxing Moon ends at 2:32 PM.
The Panchang also flags special daily signals like Ravi Pushya, Guru Pushya Yoga, and Amrit Siddhi Yoga (auspicious), along with Ganda Mool and Panchaka (cautions). These are based on the day's weekday, nakshatra, and moon sign.
We also include Abhijit Muhurat, an auspicious midday window. Lunar month names are provided in Amanta and Purnimanta systems, and the year in Shaka, Vikram, and Gujarati Samvats. For full timing bands, see the Shubha Muhurat and Ashubha Muhurat (Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda, Gulika Kalam) windows above, and the day and night Choghadiya.
The Panchang is the five limbs of one day, not a month grid and not a ceremony muhurat list. Regional month views live under Calendars. Ceremony windows are on the Muhurats index. For a Moon-sign daily reading see Daily Rashifal. For the natal chart use the Kundli Maker.
