Pañcāṅga

The almanac, for where you are.

Today's tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, Rahu Kaal and the muhurat windows — computed from your own sunrise rather than a printed almanac's home city.

Panchang in the North, pañcāṅgam in the South, aaj ka panchang for today's — the Hindu calendar and its five limbs, computed rather than approximated.

Pañcāṅga · Śrāvaṇa · kṛṣṇa pakṣaThursday 13 AugustHyderabad · 17.4°N 78.5°E
  • TithiAṣṭamīuntil 14:32, then Navamī
  • VāraGuruvāraThursday
  • NakṣatraRohiṇīuntil 09:07, then Mṛgaśīrṣa
  • YogaSiddhiuntil 21:44, then Vyatīpāta
  • KaraṇaBavauntil 14:32, then Bālava
06:1218:41Rāhu-kālamAbhijit
Six almanacs in one day: pañcāṅga, Gregorian, Hebrew, Hijrī, and both Indian reckonings.

Five limbs, and the windows

  • Tithi — the lunar day, the minute it turns, and each half-tithi (karaṇa) inside it.
  • Vāra — the weekday, from your local sunrise rather than midnight.
  • Nakṣatra — where the Moon sits now and when it steps on.
  • Yoga and Karaṇa — the two limbs most apps quietly drop.
  • Rāhu Kāla, Yama Gaṇḍa, Gulika — the windows to avoid new beginnings in, timed off your own sunrise and sunset.
  • Śubha muhūrta and the horā ruling the hour; sunrise, sunset and moonrise for the day you are on.
  • The festival calendar — Ugādi, Vishu, Vijaya Daśamī — and morning alerts for the vratas you keep: Ekādaśī, Pradoṣa, Saṅkaṣṭī, Pūrṇimā.

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