दैनिक पंचांग
Tithi, nakshatra, rahu kalam, and auspicious timings for your day.
Kolkata, IndiaIST (UTC+5:30)
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- तिथी (Tithi)
- Sapthami
- वार (Vara)
- शुक्रवार
- नक्षत्र (Nakshatra)
- Jyeshtha
- योग (Yoga)
- Prithi
- करण (Karana)
- Vanija
शुभ वेळ (Auspicious timings)
अभिजित मुहूर्त (Abhijit Muhurta)
Traditionally observed as an auspicious period for beginning important activities.
अशुभ वेळ (Inauspicious timings)
- राहू काळ (Rahu Kalam)
Traditionally avoided for new beginnings.
- 10:00 – 11:31
- यमगंड (Yamagandam)
Traditionally avoided for new beginnings.
- 14:35 – 16:06
- गुलिक काळ (Gulika Kalam)
Traditionally avoided for new beginnings.
- 06:56 – 08:28
- सूर्योदय (Sunrise)
- 05:25
- सूर्यास्त (Sunset)
- 17:39
- चंद्रोदय (Moonrise)
- 11:48
- चंद्रास्त (Moonset)
- 22:31
सविस्तर पंचांग (Detailed Panchang)
Calendar
- Month · Amanta
- Bhadrapada
- Month · Purnimanta
- Bhadrapada
- Paksha
- Shukla Paksha
- Season
- Sharad
- Ayana
- Dakshinayana
- Shaka year
- 1948
- Vikram year
- 2083
- Next full moon
- Sat Sep 26 2026
- Next new moon
- Sat Oct 10 2026
तिथी · Sapthami
- Starts
- १७ सप्टें, २०२६ · 10:22
- Ends
- १८ सप्टें, २०२६ · 12:36
- Next
- Ashtami
- Meaning
- Seventh day after Amavasya (new moon) or Purnima (full moon).
नक्षत्र · Jyeshtha
- Starts
- १७ सप्टें, २०२६ · 19:28
- Ends
- १८ सप्टें, २०२६ · 22:19
- Next
- Mula
- Meaning
- Elder one. Associated with maturity, experience, and wisdom.
This nakshatra is of a mixed quality. Good for immediate actions, competition, work with metals. It is suitable to perform the routine activities, day-to-day duties, but it is not recommended to start new important deeds. Consult an astrologer for more information
योग · Prithi
- Starts
- १७ सप्टें, २०२६ · 12:23
- Ends
- १८ सप्टें, २०२६ · 13:08
- Next
- Ayushman
- Meaning
- Affection. Associated with love, harmony, and affection.
करण · Vanija
- Starts
- १७ सप्टें, २०२६ · 23:27
- Ends
- १८ सप्टें, २०२६ · 12:36
- Next
- Vishti
All times are shown in Indian Standard Time (IST, UTC+5:30), using a 24-hour clock.