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Panchang / Pune, Maharashtra, India

Daily panchang

Pune, Maharashtra, India · Sunday, 11 Oct 2026

Ashwina, shukla · Tithi 1

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In simple words

What this page tells you. The panchang is the Hindu almanac for one day and one place: the tithi (lunar day), nakshatra (the Moon’s star), yoga, karana and weekday, together with sunrise and sunset.

How to read it. Check the five parts at the top first, then the timings. Rahu Kaal and Yamaganda are periods the tradition avoids for starting new things; Abhijit is generally treated as the favourable midday window. Choghadiya splits the day into eight parts, each named good, neutral or poor.

Good to know: Times are worked out for the place you choose and change with it. Customs differ by region and family. If a ritual matters to you, confirm the timing with your priest or family tradition.

Sunrise

06:27

Sunset

18:15

Moonrise

06:50

Moonset

18:33

Moonrise and moonset are for the calendar day (midnight to midnight) at this place. The Moon comes up about 50 minutes later each day, so on some dates it does not rise, or does not set, within that day. A dash then means the event falls on the neighbouring day.

The five limbs

Each limb ends at the instant shown.
LimbValue Ends What the texts say
TithiShukla Pratipada 21:31 Nanda (joyful)
Suited in the texts to celebration, art and things begun for pleasure.
NakshatraChitra 22:30 Tvashtar is the celestial architect. Read as design, brilliance and the making of beautiful and well-formed things.
YogaVaidhriti 21:01 inauspicious
Among the yogas the texts advise avoiding for new beginnings.
KaranaKimstughna 09:22 Kimstughna is one of the four fixed karanas, each of which occurs once per lunar month.
VaraSunday — Ruled by the Sun. Favoured for matters of authority and health.

Muhurta classifications from the classical muhurta literature (Muhurta Chintamani and the Panchang tradition). These are selection rules, not predictions.

Day periods

Sun and muhurtas

PeriodFrom To What the texts say
Sunrise06:27 —
Sunset18:15 —
Rahu kaal 16:46 18:15 An inauspicious period of about 90 minutes, its position set by the weekday. The texts advise against starting anything new in it.
Gulika 15:18 16:46 Saturn's sub-period; avoided for the same reasons as Rahu kaal, and regarded as more persistent in effect.
Yamaganda 12:21 13:49 A third inauspicious window, again fixed by weekday.
Abhijit 11:57 12:44 The eighth muhurta of the day, straddling local noon. Classically the most auspicious window of the day and the standard fallback when no other muhurta is available - except on Wednesdays.

Sunrise is computed for the upper limb with atmospheric refraction — the Drik convention. Disc-centre would move every time on this page by two to four minutes, which is why the choice is stated rather than assumed.

Choghadiya

The night sequence starts at a different point in the cycle from the day one, which is why the two are tabulated separately rather than one being derived from the other.

Day

Choghadiya FromTo Quality
Udveg 06:2707:55 avoid
government work only
Chal 07:5509:24 neutral
travel and movement
Labh 09:2410:52 good
trade, starting a business, gain
Amrit 10:5212:21 best
anything at all
Kaal 12:2113:49 avoid
accumulation of wealth only, in some schools
Shubh 13:4915:18 good
ceremony, marriage, anything auspicious
Rog 15:1816:46 avoid
confrontation and debt collection only
Udveg 16:4618:15 avoid
government work only

Night

Choghadiya FromTo Quality
Shubh 18:1519:46 good
ceremony, marriage, anything auspicious
Amrit 19:4621:18 best
anything at all
Chal 21:1822:49 neutral
travel and movement
Rog 22:4900:21 avoid
confrontation and debt collection only
Kaal 00:2101:52 avoid
accumulation of wealth only, in some schools
Labh 01:5203:24 good
trade, starting a business, gain
Udveg 03:2404:55 avoid
government work only
Shubh 04:5506:27 good
ceremony, marriage, anything auspicious

Gowri panchangam

The Tamil reckoning divides the same eight parts of the day and names them differently. It is a separate table, not a translation - the two disagree about which part of the day is favourable.

GowriFrom To Quality
Labham 06:2707:55 good
gain, new work
Dhanam 07:5509:24 good
money, purchase, trade
Sugam 09:2410:52 good
travel, ease, hospitality
Amirdham 10:5212:21 best
anything auspicious
Uthi 12:2113:49 neutral
ordinary work
Soram 13:4915:18 avoid
nothing new
Rogam 15:1816:46 avoid
medicine only
Visham 16:4618:15 avoid
nothing new

Hora

Twenty-four horas from sunrise, in the Chaldean order. They are UNEQUAL - the twelve day horas divide daylight and the twelve night horas divide darkness - so a summer day hora runs longer than an hour and its night hora shorter. The first hora of any day belongs to that day's own lord, which is where the weekday names come from.

#Hora lord FromTo Suited to
1 Sun 06:2707:26 authority, government work, dealing with the father
not for anything asking patience
2 Venus 07:2608:25 marriage, art, purchase of comfort, hospitality
not for austerity or hard bargaining
3 Mercury 08:2509:24 trade, writing, accounts, study, negotiation
not for anything that must be permanent
4 Moon 09:2410:23 travel, water, the mother, anything needing a soft answer
not for a decision you must hold to
5 Saturn 10:2311:22 labour, repair, anything slow and structural
not for a beginning you want to move quickly
6 Jupiter 11:2212:21 teaching, counsel, ceremony, anything you want to last
the most generally favoured hora
7 Mars 12:2113:20 surgery, sport, land, confrontation you have chosen
not for negotiation or a first meeting
8 Sun 13:2014:19 authority, government work, dealing with the father
not for anything asking patience
9 Venus 14:1915:18 marriage, art, purchase of comfort, hospitality
not for austerity or hard bargaining
10 Mercury 15:1816:17 trade, writing, accounts, study, negotiation
not for anything that must be permanent
11 Moon 16:1717:16 travel, water, the mother, anything needing a soft answer
not for a decision you must hold to
12 Saturn 17:1618:15 labour, repair, anything slow and structural
not for a beginning you want to move quickly
13 night Jupiter 18:1519:16 teaching, counsel, ceremony, anything you want to last
the most generally favoured hora
14 night Mars 19:1620:17 surgery, sport, land, confrontation you have chosen
not for negotiation or a first meeting
15 night Sun 20:1721:18 authority, government work, dealing with the father
not for anything asking patience
16 night Venus 21:1822:19 marriage, art, purchase of comfort, hospitality
not for austerity or hard bargaining
17 night Mercury 22:1923:20 trade, writing, accounts, study, negotiation
not for anything that must be permanent
18 night Moon 23:2000:21 travel, water, the mother, anything needing a soft answer
not for a decision you must hold to
19 night Saturn 00:2101:22 labour, repair, anything slow and structural
not for a beginning you want to move quickly
20 night Jupiter 01:2202:23 teaching, counsel, ceremony, anything you want to last
the most generally favoured hora
21 night Mars 02:2303:24 surgery, sport, land, confrontation you have chosen
not for negotiation or a first meeting
22 night Sun 03:2404:25 authority, government work, dealing with the father
not for anything asking patience
23 night Venus 04:2505:26 marriage, art, purchase of comfort, hospitality
not for austerity or hard bargaining
24 night Mercury 05:2606:27 trade, writing, accounts, study, negotiation
not for anything that must be permanent

Festivals and observances

Lunar month (amanta)Ashwina
Lunar month (purnimanta)Ashwina
Pakshashukla
Tithi1
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