HinduCalendar.in New Delhi
Monday, 27 February 2012

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

Panchang

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The five limbs

Panchami until 12:22 PM
Ashwini 4 until 10:55 AM
Brahma until 10:10 PM
Balava
Somavara

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

The lunar month

MonthPhalguna (Amanta)
Shukla Paksha
Lunar day5
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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

Sunrise6:53 AM
Sunset6:15 PM
Moonrise9:42 AM
Moonset11:12 PM
Moon rashiMesha (Aries)
Sun rashiKumbha (Aquarius)

Auspicious periods

12:11 PM โ€“ 12:56 PM
Brahma Muhurta5:17 AM โ€“ 6:05 AM
Amrit Kalam9:44 AM โ€“ 11:32 AM
Vijaya Muhurta10:40 AM โ€“ 11:25 AM
Godhuli Muhurta6:12 PM โ€“ 6:42 PM
12:10 AM โ€“ 12:58 AM

See today's muhurat windows together โ†’

Periods to avoid

8:18 AM โ€“ 9:43 AM
11:08 AM โ€“ 12:34 PM
1:59 PM โ€“ 3:24 PM
11:25 AM โ€“ 12:56 PM, 3:13 PM โ€“ 4:44 PM
Varjyam6:25 AM โ€“ 8:13 AM
โ€” day and night

Day

  • Amrit 6:53 AM โ€“ 8:18 AM (best, Moon)
  • Kaal 8:18 AM โ€“ 9:43 AM (inauspicious, Saturn)
  • Shubh 9:43 AM โ€“ 11:08 AM (auspicious, Jupiter)
  • Rog 11:08 AM โ€“ 12:34 PM (inauspicious, Mars)
  • Udveg 12:34 PM โ€“ 1:59 PM (inauspicious, Sun)
  • Char 1:59 PM โ€“ 3:24 PM (good, Venus)
  • Labh 3:24 PM โ€“ 4:50 PM (auspicious, Mercury)
  • Amrit 4:50 PM โ€“ 6:15 PM (best, Moon)

Night

  • Udveg 6:15 PM โ€“ 7:50 PM (inauspicious, Sun)
  • Char 7:50 PM โ€“ 9:24 PM (good, Venus)
  • Labh 9:24 PM โ€“ 10:59 PM (auspicious, Mercury)
  • Amrit 10:59 PM โ€“ 12:34 AM (best, Moon)
  • Kaal 12:34 AM โ€“ 2:08 AM (inauspicious, Saturn)
  • Shubh 2:08 AM โ€“ 3:43 AM (auspicious, Jupiter)
  • Rog 3:43 AM โ€“ 5:18 AM (inauspicious, Mars)
  • Udveg 5:18 AM โ€“ 6:53 AM (inauspicious, Sun)
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†’