City and date
Panchang for Tuesday, 29 September 2026
- Tithi
- Krishna Tritiya upto Tue, 29 Sep, 05:10 PM → Krishna Chaturthi upto Wed, 30 Sep, 02:55 PM
- Nakshatra
- Ashwini upto Tue, 29 Sep, 09:03 AM → Bharani upto Wed, 30 Sep, 07:36 AM
- Yoga
- Vyaghata upto Tue, 29 Sep, 06:12 AM → Harshana upto Wed, 30 Sep, 03:20 AM → Vajra upto Thu, 1 Oct, 12:20 AM
- Karana
- Vanija upto Tue, 29 Sep, 06:14 AM → Vishti upto Tue, 29 Sep, 05:10 PM → Bava upto Wed, 30 Sep, 04:04 AM → Balava upto Wed, 30 Sep, 02:55 PM
- Vaara
- Tuesday
- Paksha
- Krishna Paksha
- Month (amanta)
- Bhadrapada
- Month (purnimanta)
- Ashwin
- Vikram Samvat
- 2083
- Shaka Samvat
- 1948
- Ritu
- Varsha
- Ayana
- Dakshinayana
- Sun sign
- Kanya
- Moon sign
- Mesha
Sun and Moon
- Sunrise
- 06:06 AM
- Sunset
- 06:09 PM
- Moonrise
- 08:13 PM
- Moonset
- 08:07 AM
- Moon phase
- 🌖 93% lit
Auspicious times
- Brahma Muhurat
- 04:31 AM – 05:19 AM
- Abhijit Muhurat
- 11:44 AM – 12:32 PM
- Vijay Muhurat
- 02:08 PM – 02:57 PM
- Pradosh Kaal
- 06:09 PM – 08:33 PM
- Nishita Kaal
- 11:44 PM – 12:32 AM
Inauspicious times
- Rahu Kalam
- 03:09 PM – 04:39 PM
- Yamaganda
- 09:07 AM – 10:37 AM
- Gulika Kalam
- 12:08 PM – 01:38 PM
- Dur Muhurat
- 08:31 AM – 09:19 AM
- Varjyam
- 05:38 AM – 06:47 AM, 06:27 PM – 07:35 PM
Choghadiya
Day
| Choghadiya | Time |
|---|---|
| Rog | 06:06 AM – 07:37 AM |
| Udveg | 07:37 AM – 09:07 AM |
| Char | 09:07 AM – 10:37 AM |
| Labh | 10:37 AM – 12:08 PM |
| Amrit | 12:08 PM – 01:38 PM |
| Kaal | 01:38 PM – 03:09 PM |
| Shubh | 03:09 PM – 04:39 PM |
| Rog | 04:39 PM – 06:09 PM |
Night
| Choghadiya | Time |
|---|---|
| Kaal | 06:09 PM – 07:39 PM |
| Labh | 07:39 PM – 09:09 PM |
| Udveg | 09:09 PM – 10:38 PM |
| Shubh | 10:38 PM – 12:08 AM |
| Amrit | 12:08 AM – 01:37 AM |
| Char | 01:37 AM – 03:07 AM |
| Rog | 03:07 AM – 04:37 AM |
| Kaal | 04:37 AM – 06:06 AM |
Hora
Show table
| Hora | Time |
|---|---|
| Mars | 06:06 AM – 07:07 AM |
| Sun | 07:07 AM – 08:07 AM |
| Venus | 08:07 AM – 09:07 AM |
| Mercury | 09:07 AM – 10:07 AM |
| Moon | 10:07 AM – 11:08 AM |
| Saturn | 11:08 AM – 12:08 PM |
| Jupiter | 12:08 PM – 01:08 PM |
| Mars | 01:08 PM – 02:08 PM |
| Sun | 02:08 PM – 03:09 PM |
| Venus | 03:09 PM – 04:09 PM |
| Mercury | 04:09 PM – 05:09 PM |
| Moon | 05:09 PM – 06:09 PM |
| Saturn | 06:09 PM – 07:09 PM |
| Jupiter | 07:09 PM – 08:09 PM |
| Mars | 08:09 PM – 09:09 PM |
| Sun | 09:09 PM – 10:08 PM |
| Venus | 10:08 PM – 11:08 PM |
| Mercury | 11:08 PM – 12:08 AM |
| Moon | 12:08 AM – 01:08 AM |
| Saturn | 01:08 AM – 02:07 AM |
| Jupiter | 02:07 AM – 03:07 AM |
| Mars | 03:07 AM – 04:07 AM |
| Sun | 04:07 AM – 05:06 AM |
| Venus | 05:06 AM – 06:06 AM |
September 2026
Upcoming festivals and vrats
- Tue, 29 SepSankashti ChaturthiMonthly vrat
- Sat, 3 OctJitiya VratFestival
- Tue, 6 OctIndira EkadashiMonthly vrat
- Thu, 8 OctPradosh VratMonthly vrat
- Thu, 8 OctMasik ShivaratriMonthly vrat
- Sat, 10 OctAmavasyaMonthly vrat
- Sun, 11 OctSharad NavratriFestival
- Wed, 14 OctVinayaka ChaturthiMonthly vrat
- Tue, 20 OctDussehraFestival
- Thu, 22 OctPapankusha EkadashiMonthly vrat
- Fri, 23 OctPradosh VratMonthly vrat
- Mon, 26 OctPurnimaMonthly vrat
- Thu, 29 OctKarwa ChauthFestival
- Thu, 29 OctSankashti ChaturthiMonthly vrat
- Thu, 5 NovRama EkadashiMonthly vrat
- Fri, 6 NovPradosh VratMonthly vrat
- Sat, 7 NovMasik ShivaratriMonthly vrat
- Sun, 8 NovDiwaliFestival
Upcoming online pujas
Frequently asked questions
What is a panchang?
A panchang is the Hindu almanac for a day. Its five limbs (pancha anga) are the tithi (lunar day), vaara (weekday), nakshatra (the Moon’s star), yoga and karana; together with sunrise, sunset and the muhurtams they are used to choose times for pujas, vrats and new beginnings.
Why does the panchang change with the city?
The day in a panchang runs from sunrise to sunrise, and Rahu Kalam, Abhijit and the other muhurtams are divisions of the local daylight and night. Sunrise differs across India by more than an hour, so these times are calculated for the city you choose.
What are Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda and Gulika?
Each is one-eighth of the daytime, falling in a fixed part of the day for each weekday. Traditionally new work, journeys and auspicious ceremonies are not begun during them.
How is this panchang calculated?
From the positions of the Sun and Moon computed for the chosen date and city, with the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa used by Indian civil panchangs, in IST. Printed panchangs may differ by a minute or two.