The panchang page shows today's tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, sunrise, sunset, Rahu kaal, yamaganda, gulika and Abhijit muhurta for your place. Pick a district, or search any place in India, and change the date to see another day.
See the panchang for your place
- 1Open the Panchang page. It opens for Pune by default.
- 2Choose your district from the list of Maharashtra districts, or search for any other place in India.
- 3Read the day's tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with the time each one ends.
- 4Check the timings: sunrise and sunset, the Abhijit muhurta (a good window) and Rahu kaal, yamaganda and gulika (windows traditionally avoided for new work).
- 5To see another day, open the date you want from the calendar page or the panchang link on a festival.
The five limbs
Tithi is the lunar day, nakshatra the star the Moon is in, yoga the Sun-Moon combination, karana half a tithi and vaar the weekday.
Why times differ by place
Sunrise decides when the panchang day begins, and it differs between cities, so tithi end times and the muhurtas shift a little from place to place.