What is Panchang today?

Today's panchang lists the five key Vedic time coordinates for the current day: tithi (lunar day), vāra (weekday), nakṣatra (Moon's lunar mansion), yoga (sum-luminary index), and karaṇa (half-tithi). Bharat Ephemeris computes all five live from Sūrya-Siddhānta mathematics, accurate to arc-minutes.

What is Rahu Kaal today and why should I check it?

Rāhu-kālam is a roughly 90-minute inauspicious window each weekday, whose start time depends on that day's sunrise. Traditionally, important beginnings — travel, business, auspicious rituals — are avoided during Rāhu-kālam. The exact window shifts with your location and sunrise time.

What is the difference between Muhurta and Choghadiya?

Muhūrta (48 minutes) is a unit of Vedic time — there are 30 muhūrtas in a solar day. Choghaḍiyā divides the day and night each into eight segments named by quality (Amṛta, Śubha, Lābha, Cala, Roga, Kāla, Udvega). Muhūrta gives the finer structural window; Choghaḍiyā gives the daily quality pattern.

What is Abhijit Muhurta?

Abhijit muhūrta is the most auspicious 48-minute window of the day, centered around solar noon. It corresponds to the brief period when the Sun is at its highest point. Starting important ventures during Abhijit muhūrta is considered highly auspicious in classical Vedic tradition.

Panchang Today — Tithi, Nakshatra, Rahu Kaalपञ्चाङ्गम्

Pañcāṅga · the exact moment of the sky

Today’s sampūrṇa-sthitiḥ — the live sky, the festival, the window of right action, all read in their native unit. Six doors into the same hour.

पञ्चाङ्गं गृह्णातुGet Today’s Reading →

षड् द्वाराणिSix doors into today

One sky · six ways to read it · pick the door that names what you need.

पञ्चाङ्गम्

PañcāṅgaThe Five-Limb Day

Five limbs — tithi, vāra, nakṣatra, yoga, karaṇa — read live.

Open the pañcāṅga

घटिका-यन्त्रम्

Ghaṭikā-YantraThe Vedic Clock

Sixty ghaṭikās per ahorātra — the day in its native unit.

Read the ghaṭikā

मुहूर्त-निर्णयः

Muhūrta-NirṇayaThe Auspicious Window

Forty-eight-minute windows ranked for the act you intend.

Pick a muhūrta

ग्रह-गति-पट्टिका

Graha-Gati-PaṭṭikāToday's Transit Table

Nine grahas, exact longitudes, motions, retrograde flags.

See the transits

उत्सव-पञ्जिका

Utsava-PañjikāThe Sacred-Festival Calendar

Festivals keyed by tithi and nakṣatra, sovereign reckoning.

Open the calendar

अद्य-दर्शनम्

Adya-DarśanamToday's State

Mantra, muhūrta, and nakṣatra read as one woven hour.

Receive today

One reading is enough to begin.

The pañcāṅga is the first door — five limbs of today, read in Sanskrit, computed arc-minute-precise. Read it once and the rest will name themselves.

पञ्चाङ्गं गृह्णातुGet Today’s Reading →

Panchang Today · Common Questions

What is Panchang today?: Today's panchang lists the five key Vedic time coordinates for the current day: tithi (lunar day), vāra (weekday), nakṣatra (Moon's lunar mansion), yoga (sum-luminary index), and karaṇa (half-tithi). Bharat Ephemeris computes all five live from Sūrya-Siddhānta mathematics, accurate to arc-minutes.
What is Rahu Kaal today and why should I check it?: Rāhu-kālam is a roughly 90-minute inauspicious window each weekday, whose start time depends on that day's sunrise. Traditionally, important beginnings — travel, business, auspicious rituals — are avoided during Rāhu-kālam. The exact window shifts with your location and sunrise time.
What is the difference between Muhurta and Choghadiya?: Muhūrta (48 minutes) is a unit of Vedic time — there are 30 muhūrtas in a solar day. Choghaḍiyā divides the day and night each into eight segments named by quality (Amṛta, Śubha, Lābha, Cala, Roga, Kāla, Udvega). Muhūrta gives the finer structural window; Choghaḍiyā gives the daily quality pattern.
What is Abhijit Muhurta?: Abhijit muhūrta is the most auspicious 48-minute window of the day, centered around solar noon. It corresponds to the brief period when the Sun is at its highest point. Starting important ventures during Abhijit muhūrta is considered highly auspicious in classical Vedic tradition.