Vara
The weekday, ruled by one of the seven classical planets — Ravivara (Sun) to Shanivara (Saturn).
Panchang
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and the day's auspicious and inauspicious timings — for any date and city.
Seven-day outlook
Panchang
Bhilai, India · Asia/Kolkata
Sun & Moon
Muhurat & inauspicious periods
Computed with an astronomical ephemeris; Lahiri ayanamsa approximation (24.23°). Regional printed panchangs may differ by a few minutes.
Glossary
The five limbs (pancha-anga) of the Hindu almanac, and the timings derived from them.
The weekday, ruled by one of the seven classical planets — Ravivara (Sun) to Shanivara (Saturn).
A lunar day: one of thirty phases of the Moon's separation from the Sun. Shukla Paksha is the waxing half, Krishna Paksha the waning half. The tithi at sunrise governs the day.
The lunar mansion the Moon occupies — one of 27 star groups. Used to choose muhurat and to judge the day's temperament.
One of 27 combinations formed by the joint longitude of Sun and Moon; some yogas are favourable, others are avoided for new beginnings.
Half of a tithi. Eleven karanas rotate through the month; Vishti (Bhadra) is generally avoided for auspicious work.
Daily inauspicious windows derived from the length of the day. Avoid starting new ventures, journeys or ceremonies during them.
The auspicious midday window around local noon — a reliable choice when no other muhurat is available.
The sidereal zodiac sign of the Moon and the Sun at sunrise, computed with the Lahiri ayanamsa.
Computed with an astronomical ephemeris; Lahiri ayanamsa approximation. For ceremonies, confirm the muhurat with Hiraman ji or your regional printed panchang.
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