Daily Panchang
Sunday, 22 September 2030
Krishna Paksha
Sunday, 22 September 2030
Ravivaar (Sunday) · Dashami until 06:21 pm, then Ekadashi
Month Ashwina · Bhadrapada (Amanta)
Vikram Samvat 2087 Rudhirodgari
Ritu Varsha · Sharad (Drik)
Shaka 1952 Sadharana · Dakshinayana
Sunrise
05:49 am
Sunset
05:58 pm
Moonrise
12:46 am
Moonset
02:26 pm
On this day
Nakshatra
Punarvasu
until 02:34 pm, then Pushya
Yoga
Parigha
until 11:26 pm, then Vyatipata
Rahu Kaal
04:27 pm
to 05:58 pm · avoid new work
Abhijit Muhurat
11:29 am
to 12:18 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 29.6% lit
Tithi
Dashami
Sep 21, 04:48 pm to Sep 22, 06:21 pm
Ekadashi
Sep 22, 06:21 pm to Sep 23, 07:11 pm
Nakshatra
Punarvasu
Sep 21, 12:21 pm to Sep 22, 02:34 pm
Pushya
Sep 22, 02:34 pm to Sep 23, 04:07 pm
Yoga
Parigha
Sep 21, 12:44 am to Sep 22, 11:26 pm
Vyatipata
Sep 22, 11:26 pm to Sep 23, 05:22 pm
Karana
Vishti
Sep 22, 05:40 am to Sep 22, 06:26 pm
Disha Shool
Avoid travel west
Ayana
Dakshinayana
Sun sign
Virgo
Moon sign
Gemini
Indira Ekadashi
Krishna Ekadashi
Krishna Pradosh Vrat
Krishna Trayodashi
Masik Shivaratri
Krishna Chaturdashi
Sarva Pitru Amavasya
Ashwina Krishna Amavasya
Ashwina Amavasya
Krishna Amavasya
Darsha Amavasya
Krishna Amavasya
Sharad Navratri begins
Ashwina Shukla Pratipada
Vinayaka Chaturthi
Shukla Chaturthi
Durga Ashtami
Ashwina Shukla Ashtami
Masik Durgashtami
Shukla Ashtami
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 Dashami of Krishna Paksha in Ashwin month, with the Moon in Punarvasu Nakshatra. It is observed as Dashami Shraddha. Rahu Kaal: 4:27 pm–5:58 pm. Abhijit Muhurat, traditionally considered auspicious, is from 11:29 am to 12:18 pm. The answers below are calculated for Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh and refresh every day.
On Sunday, 22 September 2030, the tithi in Ayodhya is Dashami, from 04:48 pm (prev day) to 06:21 pm, followed by Ekadashi, from 06:21 pm to 07:11 pm (next day). It falls in Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada (Amanta) / Ashwin (Purnimanta).
The Moon is in Punarvasu, from 12:21 pm (prev day) to 02:34 pm, then Pushya, from 02:34 pm to 04:07 pm (next day) on Sunday, 22 September 2030 in Ayodhya. The Moon is in Gemini and the Sun in Virgo.
Rahu Kaal in Ayodhya today (Sunday) runs from 04:27 pm to 05:58 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 Sunday, 22 September 2030, sunrise is at 05:49 am and sunset at 05:58 pm; moonrise is at 12:46 am. The Hindu day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise.
Abhijit Muhurat in Ayodhya today is from 11:29 am to 12:18 pm, around local midday. It is traditionally considered a favourable window.
Auspicious daytime choghadiya today: Labh 08:51 am–10:22 am; Amrit 10:22 am–11:53 am; Shubh 01:24 pm–02:55 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.
