HinduCalendar.in New Delhi
Saturday, 13 April 2002

โ† What matters on this day ยท Today's panchang

Panchang

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The five limbs

Pratipada until 2:52 AM, Apr 14
Ashwini 1 until 5:45 AM, Apr 14
Vishkumbha until 5:45 AM, Apr 14
Kimstughna
Shanivara

Vrats and observances โ€” the recurring fasting days and their next dates โ†’

The lunar month

MonthChaitra (Amanta)
Shukla Paksha
Lunar day1
1924
AyanaUttarayanam
RituShishira

Your setting is purnimanta reckoning. The same dark fortnight carries a different month name in the two systems. Why โ†’

Sun and Moon

Sunrise6:02 AM
Sunset6:41 PM
Moonrise6:09 AM
Moonset7:21 PM
Moon rashiMesha (Aries)
Sun rashiMeena (Pisces)

Auspicious periods

Abhijit Muhurta not considered on Saturday
Brahma Muhurta4:26 AM โ€“ 5:14 AM
Amrit Kalam4:59 AM โ€“ 6:45 AM
Vijaya Muhurta10:15 AM โ€“ 11:06 AM
Godhuli Muhurta6:38 PM โ€“ 7:08 PM
11:57 PM โ€“ 12:45 AM

See today's muhurat windows together โ†’

Periods to avoid

9:12 AM โ€“ 10:47 AM
1:56 PM โ€“ 3:31 PM
6:02 AM โ€“ 7:37 AM
8:34 AM โ€“ 10:15 AM
Varjyam1:19 AM โ€“ 3:06 AM
โ€” day and night

Day

  • Labh 6:02 AM โ€“ 7:37 AM (auspicious, Mercury)
  • Amrit 7:37 AM โ€“ 9:12 AM (best, Moon)
  • Kaal 9:12 AM โ€“ 10:47 AM (inauspicious, Saturn)
  • Shubh 10:47 AM โ€“ 12:21 PM (auspicious, Jupiter)
  • Rog 12:21 PM โ€“ 1:56 PM (inauspicious, Mars)
  • Udveg 1:56 PM โ€“ 3:31 PM (inauspicious, Sun)
  • Char 3:31 PM โ€“ 5:06 PM (good, Venus)
  • Labh 5:06 PM โ€“ 6:41 PM (auspicious, Mercury)

Night

  • Shubh 6:41 PM โ€“ 8:06 PM (auspicious, Jupiter)
  • Rog 8:06 PM โ€“ 9:31 PM (inauspicious, Mars)
  • Udveg 9:31 PM โ€“ 10:56 PM (inauspicious, Sun)
  • Char 10:56 PM โ€“ 12:21 AM (good, Venus)
  • Labh 12:21 AM โ€“ 1:47 AM (auspicious, Mercury)
  • Amrit 1:47 AM โ€“ 3:12 AM (best, Moon)
  • Kaal 3:12 AM โ€“ 4:37 AM (inauspicious, Saturn)
  • Shubh 4:37 AM โ€“ 6:02 AM (auspicious, Jupiter)
โ€” planetary hours

Calculated with the DailyWorks drik-siddhanta panchanga engine, Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa. How these values are derived, and what we do when sources disagree โ†’