30 September 2027

Amavasya, Krishna Paksha · Ashwin month · Hasta Nakshatra

☀ Sunrise 06:13 am · Sunset 06:09 pm · 🌙 Moonrise 06:14 am

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Today is

Sharad Navratri begins, Ashwina Amavasya

Best windows

11:47 am to 12:34 pm Abhijit Muhuratoverlaps Varjyam

08:38 pm to 10:07 pm Amrit Kaal

Avoid starting new work

06:13 am to 07:42 am Yamaganda

09:12 am to 10:41 am Gulika Kaal

10:11 am to 10:59 am Dur Muhurtam

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What's special today

Major festivalCalculated · close call

Sharad Navratri begins

Ashwina Shukla Pratipada

Ghatasthapana muhurat: 08:06 am to 10:11 am

A description of this observance hasn't been written yet.

How this date was worked out: Ashwin Shukla Pratipada prevailing at sunrise. The tithi changes within half an hour of that moment here, so some almanacs may list the day before or after: check your local almanac.

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Vrat (fast)Calculated

Ashwina Amavasya

Krishna Amavasya

Tithi: 10:56 am (prev day) to 08:06 am

A description of this observance hasn't been written yet.

How this date was worked out: Amavasya prevailing at sunrise.

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The day, hour by hour

06:13 am to 07:42 amYamaganda · Avoid important beginnings
09:12 am to 10:41 amGulika Kaal · Avoid important beginnings
10:11 am to 10:59 amDur Muhurtam · Inauspicious muhurta
11:46 am to 01:15 pmVarjyam · Avoid, by the day's Nakshatra
11:47 am to 12:34 pmAbhijit Muhurat · Most favourable window of the day
01:40 pm to 03:10 pmRahu Kaal · Avoid starting new work
02:58 pm to 03:45 pmDur Muhurtam · Inauspicious muhurta
08:38 pm to 10:07 pmAmrit Kaal · Auspicious, by the day's Nakshatra

The day's Panchang

Tithi (lunar day): Amavasya, until 08:06 am, then Pratipada, until 05:36 am (next day)
Nakshatra: Hasta, until 02:11 am (next day), then Chitra, until 12:49 am (next day)
Yoga: Brahma, until 09:04 pm, then Shiva, until 12:26 am (next day)
Karana: Naga, until 08:06 am
Moon sign: Virgo
Ritu · Ayana: Varsha · Dakshinayana

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