Daily Panchang
Thursday, 30 September 2027
Krishna Paksha
Thursday, 30 September 2027
Guruvaar (Thursday) · Amavasya until 08:06 am, then Pratipada
Month Ashwina · Bhadrapada (Amanta)
Vikram Samvat 2084 Raudra
Ritu Varsha · Sharad (Drik)
Shaka 1949 Plavanga · Dakshinayana
Sunrise
05:52 am
Sunset
05:49 pm
Moonrise
05:52 am
Moonset
05:45 pm
On this day
Nakshatra
Hasta
until 02:11 am (next day), then Chitra
Yoga
Brahma
until 09:04 pm, then Shiva
Rahu Kaal
01:20 pm
to 02:50 pm · avoid new work
Abhijit Muhurat
11:27 am
to 12:15 pm · most auspicious
The week ahead
▲ auspicious · ● neutral · ▼ inauspicious
Day
Night
⁺¹ = after midnight, on the next calendar day.
Every change in the five limbs today · Moon 0% lit
Tithi
Amavasya
Sep 29, 10:56 am to Sep 30, 08:06 am
Pratipada
Sep 30, 08:06 am to Oct 1, 05:36 am
Nakshatra
Hasta
Sep 30, 04:00 am to Oct 1, 02:11 am
Chitra
Oct 1, 02:11 am to Oct 2, 12:49 am
Yoga
Brahma
Sep 30, 12:25 am to Sep 30, 09:04 pm
Shiva
Sep 30, 09:04 pm to Oct 2, 12:30 am
Karana
Naga
Sep 29, 02:32 am to Sep 30, 08:06 am
Disha Shool
Avoid travel south
Ayana
Dakshinayana
Sun sign
Virgo
Moon sign
Virgo
Vinayaka Chaturthi
Shukla Chaturthi
Durga Ashtami
Ashwina Shukla Ashtami
Masik Durgashtami
Shukla Ashtami
Maha Navami
Ashwina Shukla Navami
Dussehra
Ashwina Shukla Dashami
Papankusha Ekadashi
Shukla Ekadashi
Shukla Pradosh Vrat
Shukla Trayodashi
Sharad Purnima
Ashwina Shukla Purnima
Ashwina Purnima
Shukla Purnima
Karwa Chauth
Kartika Krishna Chaturthi
Dates as per New Delhi. In some regions a festival may be observed a day earlier or later.
Timings are for Ayodhya. For rituals, many families also consult their local priest.
Panchang
Today is Amavasya of Krishna Paksha in Ashwin month, with the Moon in Hasta Nakshatra. It is observed as Sharad Navratri begins and Ashwina Amavasya. Rahu Kaal: 1:20 pm–2:50 pm. Abhijit Muhurat, traditionally considered auspicious, is from 11:27 am to 12:15 pm. The answers below are calculated for Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh and refresh every day.
On Thursday, 30 September 2027, the tithi in Ayodhya is Amavasya, from 10:56 am (prev day) to 08:06 am, followed by Pratipada, from 08:06 am to 05:36 am (next day). It falls in Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada (Amanta) / Ashwin (Purnimanta).
The Moon is in Hasta, from 04:00 am to 02:11 am (next day), then Chitra, from 02:11 am (next day) to 12:49 am (next day) on Thursday, 30 September 2027 in Ayodhya. The Moon is in Virgo and the Sun in Virgo.
Rahu Kaal in Ayodhya today (Thursday) runs from 01:20 pm to 02:50 pm. It is a period of about 90 minutes that is traditionally avoided for starting new ventures; its timing depends on the weekday and on local sunrise and sunset, so it differs from city to city.
In Ayodhya on Thursday, 30 September 2027, sunrise is at 05:52 am and sunset at 05:49 pm; moonrise is at 05:52 am. The Hindu day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise.
Abhijit Muhurat in Ayodhya today is from 11:27 am to 12:15 pm, around local midday. It is traditionally considered a favourable window.
Auspicious daytime choghadiya today: Shubh 05:52 am–07:22 am; Labh 11:51 am–01:20 pm; Amrit 01:20 pm–02:50 pm; Shubh 04:19 pm–05:49 pm. Choghadiya divides the day and the night into eight parts each; Amrit, Shubh and Labh are the auspicious ones.
The Panchang is computed for the exact coordinates of Ayodhya (26.79°N, 82.20°E) from the real positions of the Sun and Moon. Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are shown with their start and end times, in Ayodhya's local time.
“Panchang” means “five limbs”: tithi (lunar day), vaar (weekday), nakshatra (the lunar mansion the Moon occupies), yoga (a Sun–Moon angular combination) and karana (half of a tithi). Together with Rahu Kaal, Abhijit Muhurat and choghadiya, they are used to choose favourable times for prayers, travel and new beginnings.
