HinduCalendar.in New Delhi
Wednesday, 1 July 2009

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

Panchang

New Delhi ยท Virodhi samvatsara ยท Shaka 1931 ยท change location

The five limbs

Dashami until 5:17 AM, Jul 02
Chitra 4 until 11:03 AM
Shiva until 6:54 PM
Taitila
Budhavara

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

The lunar month

MonthAshadha (Amanta)
Shukla Paksha
Lunar day10
1931
AyanaUttarayanam
RituGrishma

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

Sun and Moon

Sunrise5:31 AM
Sunset7:18 PM
Moonrise2:10 PM
Moonset12:57 AM
Moon rashiTula (Libra)
Sun rashiMithuna (Gemini)

Auspicious periods

Abhijit Muhurta not considered on Wednesday
Brahma Muhurta3:55 AM โ€“ 4:43 AM
Amrit Kalam1:31 PM โ€“ 3:11 PM
Vijaya Muhurta10:07 AM โ€“ 11:02 AM
Godhuli Muhurta7:15 PM โ€“ 7:45 PM
12:00 AM โ€“ 12:48 AM

See today's muhurat windows together โ†’

Periods to avoid

12:24 PM โ€“ 2:08 PM
7:14 AM โ€“ 8:58 AM
10:41 AM โ€“ 12:24 PM
1:47 PM โ€“ 3:38 PM
Varjyam6:29 PM โ€“ 8:09 PM
โ€” day and night

Day

  • Char 5:31 AM โ€“ 7:14 AM (good, Venus)
  • Labh 7:14 AM โ€“ 8:58 AM (auspicious, Mercury)
  • Amrit 8:58 AM โ€“ 10:41 AM (best, Moon)
  • Kaal 10:41 AM โ€“ 12:24 PM (inauspicious, Saturn)
  • Shubh 12:24 PM โ€“ 2:08 PM (auspicious, Jupiter)
  • Rog 2:08 PM โ€“ 3:51 PM (inauspicious, Mars)
  • Udveg 3:51 PM โ€“ 5:35 PM (inauspicious, Sun)
  • Char 5:35 PM โ€“ 7:18 PM (good, Venus)

Night

  • Rog 7:18 PM โ€“ 8:35 PM (inauspicious, Mars)
  • Udveg 8:35 PM โ€“ 9:51 PM (inauspicious, Sun)
  • Char 9:51 PM โ€“ 11:08 PM (good, Venus)
  • Labh 11:08 PM โ€“ 12:24 AM (auspicious, Mercury)
  • Amrit 12:24 AM โ€“ 1:41 AM (best, Moon)
  • Kaal 1:41 AM โ€“ 2:58 AM (inauspicious, Saturn)
  • Shubh 2:58 AM โ€“ 4:14 AM (auspicious, Jupiter)
  • Rog 4:14 AM โ€“ 5:31 AM (inauspicious, Mars)
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†’