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Today's panchang: Delhi

The panchang has five limbs: tithi, weekday, nakshatra, yoga and karana. Here is today's panchang for your city, with each limb's end time, plus sunrise, moonrise, rahu kaal, gulika, yamaganda, abhijit, choghadiya and hora. With a saved chart, you also see today's tara bala and chandra bala.

Source: Dharmasindhu · dates decided at Ujjain sunrise

4 November 2026 · Vikram samvat 2083 · Ashvina

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The five limbs

TithiDashami (Krishna)until 11:03
NakshatraPurva Phalguniuntil 03:30
YogaBrahmauntil 08:01
KaranaVishtiuntil 11:03
WeekdayWednesday
Sunrise06:35
Sunset17:33
Moonrise01:43
Moonset14:35

Periods of the day

Rahu kaal
12:04–13:26
Gulika
10:42–12:04
Yamaganda
07:57–09:19
Abhijit muhurat
11:42–12:26
On Wednesday tradition does not use Abhijit: the Muhūrta-cintāmaṇi lists Abhijit among the muhurtas set aside on Wednesday.

Rahu kaal is a window of about an hour and a half in the daytime, set by the weekday. Tradition, especially in South India, avoids starting new work in it. We show the window; whether to follow it is your family's choice.

Choghadiya · Day

Labh ★06:35–07:57
Amrit ★07:57–09:19
Kaal09:19–10:42
Shubh ★10:42–12:04
Rog12:04–13:26
Udveg13:26–14:49
Char14:49–16:11
Labh ★16:11–17:33

Choghadiya · Night

Udveg17:33–19:11
Shubh ★19:11–20:49
Amrit ★20:49–22:27
Char22:27–00:04
Rog00:04–01:42
Kaal01:42–03:20
Labh ★03:20–04:58
Udveg04:58–06:35

★ Amrit, Shubh, Labh · These names are traditional. In Udveg, Kaal and Rog tradition simply avoids starting new work; everything else goes on as usual.

Hora
Mercury06:35–07:30
Moon07:30–08:25
Saturn08:25–09:19
Jupiter09:19–10:14
Mars10:14–11:09
Sun11:09–12:04
Venus12:04–12:59
Mercury12:59–13:54
Moon13:54–14:49
Saturn14:49–15:44
Jupiter15:44–16:39
Mars16:39–17:33
Sun17:33–18:39
Venus18:39–19:44
Mercury19:44–20:49
Moon20:49–21:54
Saturn21:54–22:59
Jupiter22:59–00:04
Mars00:04–01:10
Sun01:10–02:15
Venus02:15–03:20
Mercury03:20–04:25
Moon04:25–05:30
Saturn05:30–06:35

A hora is an 'hour' of the day: one 24th of the time from one sunrise to the next, each ruled by a planet.

Times are approximate; panchangs can differ by a few minutes.

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