Panchang Today's Panchang

Today’s Panchang (Aaj Ka Panchang)

Panchang is the Hindu calendar followed by Vedic astrology, which provides complete detail on each day's Tithis and auspicious and inauspicious timings. Today’s Panchang on Astroway is based on Vijay Vishwa Panchang, which is the rarest of Panchang, used by Astrologers for hundreds of years. Through Daily Panchang, you can get all the information about the time, date, and day to determine the Muhurat for everything. Astrologers suggest people should follow the Day Panchang while doing new work or performing any auspicious event.

Panchang

Tithi

Dvadasi

Nakshatra

UttaraPhalguni

Yoga

Vaidhruthi

Karana

Taitula

Rasi

Virgo

Additional Info

Sunrise

7:06:43 AM

Sunset

5:27:01 PM

Moonrise

3:22:48 AM

Moonset

3:31:08 PM

Next Full Moon

Tue Nov 24 2026

Next New Moon

Mon Nov 09 2026

Amanta Month

Asvina

Paksha

Krishna Paksha

Purnimanta

Kartika

Frequently Asked Questions

Panchang is a traditional Hindu almanac used to describe the calendar and astronomical factors associated with a day. It commonly lists Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana.

The five elements are Tithi (lunar day), Vara (weekday), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Yoga (a calculated SunMoon relationship) and Karana (half of a Tithi). These are used in traditional calendar and Muhurat practices.

A Tithi is determined by the angular separation of the Sun and Moon, not by the clock date alone. A Tithi can begin or end at any time of day, so its value depends on the date, time and location used for the Panchang.

Nakshatra is one of 27 traditional divisions along the Moon's path used in Vedic astrology. A Panchang shows the Nakshatra associated with the Moon for a particular time and location.

Rahu Kaal is a traditional daily time period used by some Hindu astrology practitioners when choosing auspicious timings. Its start and end depend on local sunrise, sunset and weekday; it is not evidence that an event will fail.

Shubh Muhurat means a traditionally auspicious time selected using calendar and astrological rules. Different activities can have different customary criteria. Practical readiness and safety remain essential regardless of a chosen time.

Location affects sunrise and sunset times, and some Panchang calculations and observances depend on those local times. Always check that the city and date are correct when using a location-specific Panchang.

Tithi is derived from the relative angular separation of the Sun and Moon; Nakshatra describes the Moon's position in one of 27 traditional sectors. They are separate calculations and can change at different times.

Traditional calendars may use Tithi, sunrise timing and other local observance rules to identify festival dates. Check a location-specific Panchang and community traditions, because observance practices can vary by region.