Sacred Daily Panchang
30 September 2026 Panchang for New Delhi
Accurate Tithi, Muhurat (शुभ मुहूर्त), and planetary alignment for spiritual success and daily guidance in New Delhi.
Based on Indian Standard Time (IST)
- Bhadrapadamaas
- Krishnapaksha
- Krishna Chaturthitithi
Budhavara, Sharad Ritu, Dakshinayan
Hindu Month
Bhadrapada
Paksha
Krishna
Vikram Samvat
2083
Shaka Samvat
1948
Vara
Budhavara
Abhijit Muhurta
Auspicious
11:26 to 12:56
Rahu Kaal
Avoid
05:11 to 06:41
Complete Muhurta Guide
Brahma Muhurta
Auspicious
–
Rahu Kaal
Avoid
–
Yamaganda
Avoid
–
Gulika Kaal
Caution
–
Choghadiya Timings
Day Choghadiya
Chal
Neutral
06:13 – 07:43
Labh
Good
07:43 – 09:12
Amrit
Good
09:12 – 10:41
Kaal
Bad
10:41 – 12:11
Shubh
Good
12:11 – 13:40
Rog
Bad
13:40 – 15:09
Udveg
Bad
15:09 – 16:39
Chal
Neutral
16:39 – 18:08
Night Choghadiya
Labh
Good
18:08 – 19:39
Udveg
Bad
19:39 – 21:09
Shubh
Good
21:09 – 22:40
Amrit
Good
22:40 – 00:10
Chal
Neutral
00:10 – 01:41
Rog
Bad
01:41 – 03:11
Kaal
Bad
03:11 – 04:42
Labh
Good
04:42 – 06:12
Spiritual Guidance
Today
Suggested Deity
Lord Ganesha
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hindu Panchang?
Panchang is a traditional Hindu calendar that calculates five key 'limbs' of time: Tithi (Lunar day), Nakshatra (Constellation), Yoga (Solar-Lunar alignment), Karana (Half of Tithi), and Vara (Weekday).
How accurate is the Panchang for New Delhi?
Our Panchang coordinates are specifically localized for New Delhi, ensuring that sunrise, sunset, and all astrological transitions are 100% accurate for your exact location.
What are the most auspicious timings today?
Auspicious timings, also known as Shubh Muhurtas like Brahma Muhurta, are provided daily. We also list Rahu Kaal and other caution periods to help you avoid inauspicious starts.
Why do Panchang timings differ between cities?
Panchang calculations depend on the geographical coordinates of a location. Differences in latitude and longitude affect sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and the exact timing of Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, and Karana, which is why Panchang values can vary from one city to another.
How often is the Panchang updated?
The Panchang is generated using astronomical calculations and is available for every day of the year. Each date includes the corresponding Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and other important Hindu calendar details.
Can I use this Panchang for religious rituals and fasting?
Yes. The Panchang helps determine the appropriate day and time for fasting, daily worship, festivals, religious ceremonies, and other traditional observances. Always follow the customs and traditions practiced by your family or spiritual lineage when performing important rituals.
What information is included in the daily Panchang?
Each daily Panchang provides Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, weekday (Vara), sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, Paksha, lunar month, Rahu Kaal, Abhijit Muhurta, and other useful astrological timings whenever applicable.
What is the difference between Tithi and Nakshatra?
Tithi represents the lunar day based on the angular distance between the Sun and the Moon, while Nakshatra indicates the constellation through which the Moon is currently passing. Together they form two of the most important elements of the Hindu Panchang.
Why are sunrise and sunset important in Panchang?
Many Panchang calculations begin from local sunrise. The duration of Tithi, Nakshatra, Rahu Kaal, and several auspicious or inauspicious periods depends on accurate sunrise and sunset times for your location.
Can I view Panchang for future dates?
Yes. You can explore Panchang information for upcoming dates to plan festivals, travel, religious ceremonies, weddings, housewarming events, and other important occasions well in advance.
Does Panchang follow the Gregorian calendar?
The Hindu Panchang follows a traditional lunisolar calendar, while the Gregorian calendar is solar-based. Our Panchang connects both calendars so you can easily view Hindu calendar details for any Gregorian date.
What is Rahu Kaal and why is it important?
Rahu Kaal is a daily time period traditionally considered unsuitable for beginning important new activities. It changes every day based on local sunrise and sunset and is commonly consulted before starting significant work.
Is this Panchang suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. Along with daily Panchang details, we explain important terms like Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, Muhurta, and Paksha in simple language, making the information accessible for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
Why should I choose a city-specific Panchang?
Using a Panchang tailored to your city ensures that astronomical timings match your local horizon. This provides more accurate sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and Muhurta calculations than using a generic national calendar.
Can this Panchang help me understand Hindu festivals?
Yes. Hindu festivals are determined using combinations of Tithi, Nakshatra, lunar months, and other Panchang elements. Viewing the daily Panchang makes it easier to understand why festivals occur on specific dates each year.
Celestial Wisdom for New Delhi
Panchang, derived from the Sanskrit words 'Pancha' (five) and 'Anga' (limbs), represents the five vital components of the Hindu calendar. It serves as a spiritual compass, helping us align our daily actions with the rhythmic cycles of the cosmos.
By understanding the specific energies of Tithi, Nakshatra, and Vara for New Delhi, we can choose the most auspicious moments for new beginnings and navigate our life path with greater harmony and awareness.
By understanding the specific energies of Tithi, Nakshatra, and Vara for New Delhi, we can choose the most auspicious moments for new beginnings and navigate our life path with greater harmony and awareness.
Location
New Delhi
Basis
Vedic Scrypt
Disclaimer
Data provided (Tithi, Muhurta, Panchang details, etc.) is based on traditional Hindu calculations and is intended for cultural and educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional advice. For important rituals, ceremonies, or personal decisions, please consult a qualified Vedic astrologer or local priest.