Panchang is an astrological daily calendar rooted in the Indian calendar. It's a vital aspect of Vedic astrology, detailing the day's planetary positions to determine auspicious tithis, timings, festivals, vrats, and more. By using this information, individuals can decide whether to undertake specific tasks, considering the favorability of the planets governing those activities. Many people believe that aligning their actions with the Panchang timings brings good luck and facilitates the smooth accomplishment of their tasks.
At Anamolyogi, our Panchang calendar is crafted by a team of India's top astrologers. The Daily Panchang provides comprehensive details on various astrological elements of the day, which are then used to assess the day's auspiciousness and inauspiciousness. From today's sunrise to sunset, Panchang offers all the information you need, conveniently and accurately.
Panchang primarily covers five key aspects: the day of the week (vaar), the lunar day (tithi), the constellation (nakshatra), yoga, and karan. These elements change with the passage of time and date, making it essential to stay updated for various purposes. At Anamolyogi, we ensure you have the latest and most precise Panchang details to guide your daily decisions and activities.
| Tithi | Panchami |
| Nakshatra | Swati |
| Yog | Indra |
| Karan | Bav |
| Paksha | Shukla |
| Shaka Samvat | 1946 Åšobhaká¹›ta |
| Shaka Vikram | 1946 Åšobhaká¹›ta |
| Inauspicious Timings (Ashubha Muhurat) | |
|---|---|
| Rahukaal | 08-09-24 02:06:40 AM to 08-09-24 03:40:35 AM |
| Gulikakaal | 08-09-24 08:22:23 AM to 08-09-24 09:56:19 AM |
| Yamaganda | 08-09-24 05:14:31 AM to 08-09-24 06:48:27 AM |
| Kulikakaal | 08-09-24 08:22:23 AM to 06-01-11 09:16:41 AM |
| Kaalvela | 08-09-24 03:40:35 AM to 13-09-65 10:20:52 PM |
| Yamaghanta | 08-09-24 05:14:31 AM to 15-07-72 05:58:53 PM |
| Kantaka | 08-09-24 02:06:40 AM to 13-11-58 02:42:51 AM |
| Chandrabalam And Tarabalam | |
|---|---|
| Chandrabalam |
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
|
| Tarabalam |
Bharani
Rohini
Aadra
Ashlesha
Purva Phalguni
Hasta
Swati
Jyeshtha
Purva Ashadha
Shravana
Shatabhisha
|
| Planetary Position at Sunrise | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planets | Rashi | Longitude | Nakshatra | Pada |
| Ascendant | Leo | 20°39′52″ | Purva Phalguni | 3 |
| SUN | Leo | 21°39′44″ | Purva Phalguni | 3 |
| MOON | Libra | 15°17′27″ | Swati | 3 |
| MERCURY | Leo | 4°5′34″ | Magha | 2 |
| VENUS | Virgo | 17°22′59″ | Hasta | 3 |
| MARS | Gemini | 7°43′11″ | Aadra | 1 |
| JUPITER | Taurus | 25°34′4″ | Mrigashirsha | 1 |
| SATURN | Aquarius | 21°50′21″ | Purva Bhadrapada | 1 |
| RAHU | Pisces | 13°23′2″ | Uttara Bhadrapada | 4 |
| KETU | Virgo | 13°23′2″ | Hasta | 2 |
To put it simply, Panchang has been influencing various aspects of life without us realizing it. Whether it's determining the auspicious time for marriage muhurat based on planetary positions, or understanding the nakshatra of a newborn, Panchang plays a crucial role. It helps find auspicious timings for starting businesses, conducting bhoomi pujan, and much more.
Today's Panchang helps in utilizing the Hindu calendar effectively, staying attuned to the natural forces that govern our world. Adhering to these auspicious timings, though not mandatory, is believed to bring blessings from favorable planetary alignments and deities.
At AstroTalk, our astrologers meticulously prepare today’s Panchang, offering insights into its meanings and practical applications.
Vaar, or day of the week, signifies more than just its name—it's influenced by a ruling astrological planet:
| Day | Ruling Planet |
|---|---|
| Sunday | Sun |
| Monday | Moon |
| Tuesday | Mars |
| Wednesday | Mercury |
| Thursday | Jupiter |
| Friday | Venus |
| Saturday | Saturn |
Tithi refers to the lunar day in the Hindu lunar calendar, categorized into Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha. It determines the timing of festivals and rituals:
Nakshatras are constellations that divide the zodiac into 27 parts, each ruled by a deity. They significantly influence Panchang readings:
Yoga in Panchang represents specific combinations of the Sun's and Moon's positions, influencing various characteristics:
Karna represents half of a Tithi, with each Tithi comprising two Karanas. There are 11 Karanas, including fixed and movable ones:
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