Tithi तिथि
A lunar day is measured by the angular distance between the Sun and Moon. Tithis help identify traditional observances and fasting days.
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Your guide to the Hindu calendar: tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and the traditional timings that shape daily observances.
Daily Panchang
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New Delhi, India Indian Standard Time (UTC +05:30)
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- Tithi
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- Nakshatra
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- Paksha
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- Vaar / Weekday
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Hindu calendar
- Lunar month (Amanta)
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- Lunar month (Purnimanta)
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- Vikram Samvat
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- Shaka Samvat
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- Sun sign
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Auspicious timings Shubh Muhurat
- Brahma Muhurat
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- Abhijit Muhurat
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- Godhuli Muhurat
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- Vijaya Muhurat
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Inauspicious timings Ashubh Muhurat
- Rahu Kaal
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- Yamaganda
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- Gulika Kaal
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- Dur Muhurat
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Festivals & vrats
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Five elements. One daily guide.
The word Panchang brings together panch (five) and ang (parts). Each element offers a different way of understanding the traditional calendar.
Vaar वार
Each weekday has a traditional planetary association and a place in the weekly rhythm of worship and observance.
Nakshatra नक्षत्र
The Moon travels through 27 divisions of the zodiac called nakshatras. These form part of traditional muhurat selection.
Yoga योग
The combined longitudes of the Sun and Moon determine one of 27 yogas used in the daily Panchang.
Karana करण
Each tithi has two karanas. Their sequence adds another layer to the traditional assessment of a time for an activity.
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Your Panchang questions, answered
Panchang is a traditional Hindu almanac. Its five principal elements are tithi, vaar, nakshatra, yoga and karana. It is consulted for daily worship, vrats and the selection of ceremonial timings.
Sunrise and sunset depend on location. Daytime intervals such as Rahu Kaal therefore differ between cities, and a tithi at local sunrise may affect the date of an observance.
A Panchang describes calendar elements for a particular place and day. A personal horoscope is based on an individual’s birth date, time and place.
Rahu Kaal is one of eight portions of the daylight period, traditionally avoided for starting certain important activities. Its position depends on the weekday and its duration depends on local sunrise and sunset.
A daily timing is only one part of traditional muhurat selection. For ceremonies such as marriage or griha pravesh, consult the practitioner about the location, family tradition and personal birth details.
Verified daily Panchang readings are not yet available on Astroacharya. You can explore the calendar and learn about its elements here, or contact us for guidance on a specific date.