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Panchangam · Delhi
Our Dharmartha Panchanga is thoughtfully designed to make the timeless wisdom of Jyotisha simple, clear and useful in everyday life. You can explore Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana, precisely calculated for your location, along with their real-time transitions. You can also easily view the planetary Horas indicating favourable periods, as well as the auspicious and inauspicious Muhurtas for the day.
Jupiter
Auspicious / Inauspicious Windows
Vara
Somavara
Devata · Uma / Gauri (Apas)
Next: Mangalavara
Tithi
9.Shukla Navami
Devata · Durga
Next: Shukla Dashami
Nakshatra
Uttara Ashadha
Devata · Vishvedevas
Next: Shravana
Yoga
Dhriti
Next: Shula
Karana
Balava
Next: Kaulava
Lunar Month
Ashwina
Ashwina
Moon
Capricorn
1:48 PM
12:24 AM
Sun
Libra
6:28 AM
5:43 PM
Day length 11h 16m
Ritu
Sharad
Samvat
Vikram: 2083
Shaka: 1948
Sauramana: Parabhava
Hora Timeline
The 24 planetary hours from sunrise to next sunrise. Plan important tasks in favourable horas.
Day (sunrise → sunset)
Moon
Travel, emotions, water, home
Saturn
Labour, discipline, delays
Jupiter
Wisdom, ceremonies, wealth
Mars
Energy, courage, disputes
Sun
Authority, health, government
Venus
Arts, love, prosperity
Mercury
Learning, trade, communication
Moon
Travel, emotions, water, home
Saturn
Labour, discipline, delays
JupiterNow
Wisdom, ceremonies, wealth
Mars
Energy, courage, disputes
Sun
Authority, health, government
Night (sunset → sunrise)
Venus
Arts, love, prosperity
Mercury
Learning, trade, communication
Moon
Travel, emotions, water, home
Saturn
Labour, discipline, delays
Jupiter
Wisdom, ceremonies, wealth
Mars
Energy, courage, disputes
Sun
Authority, health, government
Venus
Arts, love, prosperity
Mercury
Learning, trade, communication
Moon
Travel, emotions, water, home
Saturn
Labour, discipline, delays
Jupiter
Wisdom, ceremonies, wealth
Choghadiya Muhurta
Eight day and eight night choghadiyas. Prefer Shubh, Amrit, Labh and Char for important work.
Day Choghadiya
Night Choghadiya
Scriptural Almanac
Festival muhurtas, scriptural karmakala windows, Varjyam and Siddhi yogas — sourced from the classical nibandha texts.
Scriptural Karmakala Windows
The classical day-divisions prescribed for Shraddha, puja and vrata rites.
Aruṇodaya Kāla
Prātaḥ Kāla
Saṅgava Kāla
Madhyāhna Kāla
Aparāhna Kāla
Sāyāhna Kāla
Pradoṣa Kāla
Niśītha Kāla
Varjyam · Tyajya Kala
The inauspicious segment of the nakshatra to be avoided for new undertakings.
Computed astronomically (Swiss Ephemeris / Traditional Lahiri Ayanāṁśa) using Geometric Centre-Disc Sunrise with zero atmospheric refraction. Unlike commercial apps, Dharmartha Panchanga uses the classical Sūrya Siddhānta approach to eliminate atmospheric distortion, resulting in a highly precise ~3–4 minute variance in Sunrise, Sunset, Horas and Muhurtas. · Ayanamsa ≈ 24.231°
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Panchangam Glossary
Every Panchangam term, explained — with its Devanagari.
- Abhijit Muhurtaअभिजित मुहूर्त
- A short highly auspicious window around solar noon, considered favourable for most undertakings.
- Amṛta Siddhi Yogaअमृत सिद्धि योग
- A nectar Siddhi muhurta that grants enduring fruition and vitality; favourable for all auspicious undertakings.
- Ayanamsaअयनांश
- The angular difference between the sidereal and tropical zodiacs used in Vedic calculation (e.g. Lahiri), applied to planetary positions.
- Brahma Muhurtaब्रह्म मुहूर्त
- The pre-dawn period (roughly 96–48 minutes before sunrise) held ideal for prayer, meditation and study.
- Chandra Balaचन्द्र बल
- The strength of the Moon relative to one's birth Moon sign, used to gauge how supportive the day is for the individual.
- Choghadiyaचौघड़िया
- Eight-fold divisions of the day and night (e.g. Amrit, Shubh, Labh are good; Rog, Kaal, Udveg are to be avoided) used for day-to-day muhurta.
- Gulika Kaalगुलिक काल
- A period ruled by Gulika (Mandi); generally avoided for new beginnings, though used for certain remedial rites.
- Guru Puṣya Yogaगुरु पुष्य योग
- The Thursday–Pushya nakshatra combination, an auspicious override favourable for new beginnings, learning and prosperity rites.
- Horaहोरा
- A planetary hour. Day and night are split into 24 horas, each ruled by a planet — used to pick favourable timing for specific tasks.
- Karanaकरण
- Half of a tithi. Each lunar day has two karanas, used to judge the quality of an undertaking.
- Karmakalaकर्मकाल
- The scriptural divisions of the solar day (e.g. Prātaḥ, Madhyāhna, Aparāhna, Pradoṣa, Niśītha) that fix the correct time for specific rites such as Śrāddha, Tarpaṇa and midday temple worship.
- Masaमास
- A lunar month, named after the nakshatra near which the full moon falls (e.g. Chaitra, Vaishakha).
- Muhurtaमुहूर्त
- An auspicious window of time chosen to begin an important activity such as a ceremony, journey or purchase.
- Nakshatraनक्षत्र
- A lunar mansion. The ecliptic is divided into 27 nakshatras; the Moon travels through one roughly each day, shaping the day's temperament.
- Pakshaपक्ष
- A lunar fortnight. Shukla Paksha is the waxing (bright) half toward the full moon; Krishna Paksha is the waning (dark) half toward the new moon.
- Rahu Kaalराहुकाल
- A daily inauspicious period ruled by Rahu, traditionally avoided for starting auspicious work.
- Ravi Puṣya Yogaरवि पुष्य योग
- The Sunday–Pushya nakshatra combination — supreme for investments and gold acquisition (traditionally avoided for vivāha/marriage).
- Rituऋतु
- A season. The year is divided into six ritus of two months each (Vasanta, Grishma, Varsha, Sharad, Hemanta, Shishira).
- Samvatsaraसंवत्सर
- The lunar year in the 60-year Jovian cycle, each with its own name (e.g. Vishvavasu).
- Sarvārtha Siddhi Yogaसर्वार्थ सिद्धि योग
- An auspicious override that accomplishes all objectives and neutralises minor calendar flaws, formed by specific Weekday–Nakshatra combinations.
- Tara Balaतारा बल
- The strength of the day's nakshatra counted from one's birth (Janma) nakshatra, indicating personal favourability.
- Tithiतिथि
- A lunar day — the time for the Moon to gain 12° on the Sun. There are 30 tithis in a lunar month, grouped into the waxing (Shukla) and waning (Krishna) fortnights.
- Varaवार
- The weekday, each ruled by a planet (e.g. Sunday–Sun, Monday–Moon), which colours the day's activities.
- Varjyam (Tyājya Kāla)वर्ज्यम्
- A toxic, inauspicious window proportionally calculated from the Moon's true velocity through the active Nakshatra; strictly avoid initiating business, travel, financial transactions or sacred ceremonies during it.
- Yamagandaयमगण्ड
- An inauspicious part of the day best avoided for beginning important or auspicious tasks.
- Yogaयोग
- One of 27 combinations formed by the summed longitudes of the Sun and Moon, indicating the auspiciousness of the day.
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