Delhi · 2026-07-29

Panchang — the five angas पञ्चाङ्ग

Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana and Vara with their end-times, plus the month and the Moon’s and Sun’s signs — computed for this city’s sunrise. Times after midnight use the traditional extended clock (e.g. 27:23 = 03:23 next morning).

Tithi

Purnimaपूर्णिमाtill 20:05then Pratipadaप्रतिपदाtill 45:30

What this means▾

The lunar day. It is set by how far the Moon has pulled ahead of the Sun — each 12 degrees of separation is one tithi. The tithi shapes which activities the tradition favours, and it ends at the time shown, when the next one begins.

Muhurta Chintamani — Tithi-prakaranam (Nanda/Bhadra/Jaya/Rikta/Purna tithi-types)

Nakshatra

Uttara Ashadhaउत्तराषाढाtill 15:37then Shravanaश्रवणtill 41:43

What this means▾

The Moon's star-mansion — the patch of sky it sits in today, one of 27. Each nakshatra has its own temperament that classical texts use to judge what the day is good for.

Brihat Samhita — Nakshatra chapters (nakshatra qualities)

Yoga

Pritiप्रीतिtill 23:57then Ayushmanआयुष्मान्till 48:05

What this means▾

A combined Sun-and-Moon measure (one of 27 nitya-yogas) — not the physical posture practice. A few yogas, such as Vyatipata and Vaidhriti, are best avoided; most are ordinary.

Muhurta Chintamani — Yoga enumeration (tyajya-yoga list, v. 33)

Karana

Vishtiविष्टिtill 07:15then Bavaबवtill 20:05chain: Vishti (07:15) → Bava (20:05) → Balava (32:51)

What this means▾

Half of a tithi — each lunar day holds two karanas. One of them, Vishti (also called Bhadra), is treated as inauspicious; the rest are workable.

BPHS — Karana-jnana-vidhi (11 karanas including Vishti)

Vara

Budhavaraबुधवार

What this means▾

The weekday and its ruling planet. Each day's planet colours which tasks the tradition recommends — e.g. Thursday (Jupiter) for auspicious beginnings.

Muhurta Chintamani — Vara-prakaranam (weekday lords)

Maasa (Amanta)

Shravanaश्रावणPravishte/Gate: 14

What this means▾

The lunar month. India uses two reckonings — Amanta (new-moon to new-moon) and Purnimanta (full-moon to full-moon) — so the name can differ by region. An 'Adhika' (extra) month is inserted to keep the lunar and solar years aligned.

Nirnaya Sindhu — Adhikamasa-nirnaya (intercalary month)

Maasa (Purnimanta)

Shravanaश्रावण

Paksha

Shukla (waxing)शुक्ल पक्ष

What this means▾

The fortnight. Shukla is the waxing half (Moon growing toward full); Krishna is the waning half (toward the new moon).

Calendar definition

Chandra Rashi

Makaraमकरtill 54:38then Kumbhaकुम्भ

What this means▾

The zodiac sign the Moon occupies now. Together with your birth Moon-sign it drives Chandrabala — the Moon's day-to-day favourability for you.

Muhurta Chintamani — 2.4-2.5 (Chandrabala)

Surya Rashi

Karkaकर्क

Sidereal (Lahiri) ephemeris; anga end-times computed to the city’s actual sunrise. “Adhika maas” marks an intercalary lunar month (no solar sankranti within it).

Your panchang today

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Is today good for…?

Pick what you’re planning. We check today’s panchang against the classical muhurta rule and show you the verdict, the best window, and the source.

Source: Muhurta Chintamani; Nirnaya Sindhu. Sub-window arithmetic from sunrise + Surya nakshatra position at the city’s coordinates.

Source: Muhurta Chintamani; Dharma Sindhu. Sub-window arithmetic from sunrise + nakshatra position.

Source: Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) sidereal ephemeris. Pada arithmetic from nakshatra division into 4 equal arcs of 3° 20′ each.

Source: Nirnaya Sindhu; Suryasiddhanta. Samvatsara from the 60-year Brihaspati cycle.

Chandrashtama (avoid): Mithuna

Source: Muhurta Chintamani; Brihat Samhita. Tarabala uses the 9-cycle from janma-nakshatra to today’s nakshatra.

Source: Muhurta Chintamani; Nirnaya Sindhu.

Source: Suryasiddhanta. Dinamana = sunrise→sunset minutes; Madhyahna = local solar noon.

Derived from the day’s Julian Day and the Lahiri ayanamsha.