Daily Panchang · Calculated for your location
Choose any city to calculate Tithi, Paksha, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana for its local date. You will also see local sunrise, sunset, Choghadiya, Hora and caution periods, with every time shown in AM/PM.
A Panchang is the traditional Hindu calendar for a particular place and day. Tithi tells you the lunar date, Vara the weekday, Nakshatra the Moon’s lunar mansion, Yoga the Sun–Moon combination and Karana half of a Tithi. Paksha tells you whether the Moon is waxing (Shukla) or waning (Krishna).
The civil date, timezone, sunrise and sunset differ around the world. This page sends your chosen place to the server, which calculates the Panchang with Lahiri sidereal positions and returns display-ready results. No city is assumed for you.
A little more clarity
No. The active factors and their local clock times can differ by date, timezone and location, so select the city where you will use the timing.
Start with the displayed Tithi, Vara and Nakshatra, then check Yoga and Karana. For an important beginning, also review Choghadiya, Hora and the listed caution periods.
No. It is a traditional timing reference. Practical judgment, safety, medical needs and legal deadlines always come first.
Tithi is based on the angular separation of the Sun and Moon, rather than a midnight-to-midnight civil date. Its boundary can fall at any clock time. Read the end time for your chosen location when a plan depends on which Tithi is active.
Select the city where you need the day's reference and check its timezone. Sunrise-based labels and local clock times can change. A saved screenshot from home may not represent the day or timing windows at your destination.