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16 Jul 2026

तिथिं च वारं च नक्षत्रं योगमेव च |
करणं च पञ्चाङ्गं श्रवणात् तत्फलं लभेत् ||
तिथिं श्रवणात् लक्ष्मीं वारं आयुष्यं वर्धनम् |
नक्षत्रं हरते पापं योगं रोग निवारणम् ||
करणं कार्यं सिद्धिश्च पञ्चाङ्गं फलम् उत्तमम् ||

Tithim cha Varam cha Nakshatram Yōgamēva cha |
Karanam cha Panchangam shravanaat tatphalam labhet ||
Tithim shravanaat Lakshmim Varam aayushyam vardhanam |
Nakshatram harate paapam Yogam roga nivaranam ||
Karanam karyam siddhishcha panchangam phalam uttamam ||

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Aaj Ka Panchang — Complete Daily Hindu Almanac for Any City

KundaliHub's Panchang gives you the full daily Hindu almanac for any city in India — updated automatically every day. It shows all five Panchang elements (Pancha-Anga), the Kundali Chakra (today's planetary positions), auspicious and inauspicious timings, Dainika Sankalpam, and a complete breakdown of Shubh Muhurta windows — all in one place, free.

What Today's Panchang Includes
  • Tithi (Lunar Day) — The phase of the Moon. Each Tithi governs specific activities; knowing the current Tithi is essential for performing pujas, fasting (Ekadashi, Amavasya, Purnima), and any Vedic ritual.
  • Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion) — The Moon's position in one of 27 lunar mansions. Used to determine Tara Balam (star strength) for Muhurta, Nakshatra Japa, and birth star compatibility.
  • Yoga (Luni-Solar Period) — A 27-part cycle calculated from the combined longitudes of the Sun and Moon. Certain Yogas like Siddha and Amrita are highly auspicious; others like Visha and Vajra are to be avoided.
  • Karana (Half-Tithi) — Changes twice daily. The 11 Karanas determine the quality of the half-day for initiating tasks, travel, and ritual activity.
  • Vaara (Weekday) — Each day of the week is ruled by a planet (Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budha, Guru, Shukra, Shani) which governs the energy of the entire day.
  • Rahu Kaal & Yamaganda — Daily inauspicious periods when new ventures, travel, and ceremonies should be avoided. Timings vary by city and day of the week.
  • Shubh Muhurta (Auspicious Timings) — The best windows of the day for important activities, derived from Abhijit Muhurta, Brahma Muhurta, and planetary hora calculations.
  • Dainika Sankalpam — The complete Vedic invocation recited at the start of daily rituals, stating the Samvatsara, Ayana, Masa, Paksha, Tithi, Vara, and Nakshatra.
  • Kundali Chakra — Today's planetary positions shown as a Vedic birth chart, including the ascendant, Moon's Nakshatra, and all nine planetary placements for the day.

All calculations use precise astronomical (Drik Ganit) methods. Change your city using the location selector above to get the correct Rahu Kaal, sunrise/sunset times, and Muhurta windows for your region.

Frequently Asked Questions about Panchang

Everything you need to know about the Hindu almanac and daily timings

Panchang (Panchangam in South India) is the Hindu almanac providing five daily elements: Tithi (lunar day), Vara (weekday), Nakshatra (Moon's lunar mansion), Yoga (luni-solar combination), and Karana (half-day period). It guides auspicious timings for all activities.

The five limbs (Pancha-anga) are: 1) Tithi — the lunar day, 2) Vara — the weekday, 3) Nakshatra — the Moon's position in a lunar mansion, 4) Yoga — a combined Sun-Moon longitude period, and 5) Karana — half a Tithi, changing every half lunar day.

Rahu Kaal is a 90-minute inauspicious daily period associated with the shadow planet Rahu. Starting new ventures, signing agreements, or performing ceremonies is traditionally avoided during this window. The timing differs each day of the week and by location.

Panchang is a universal daily almanac showing the cosmic state for everyone on a given day, while Kundali (birth chart) is a personal horoscope based on your exact birth date, time, and location. Panchang is used to find auspicious timings; Kundali reveals individual destiny and life patterns.

Dainika Sankalpam is the daily Sanskrit invocation chanted at the start of Hindu rituals and prayers. It states the current cosmic time — Kalpa, Manvantara, Yuga, year, month, Paksha, Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra and the location — establishing the ritual in its exact cosmic context.