Aaj Ka Panchang – Your Daily Hindu Calendar Guide

Looking for the exact sunrise time, the day’s tithi or the best moment to start a new project? Aaj Ka Panchang gives you all that in a few seconds. It’s the daily snapshot of the Hindu calendar that helps you align activities with cosmic timing.

Key Elements of Today’s Panchang

Every Panchang entry breaks down into six core parts. First, the sunrise and sunset times tell you when the day truly begins and ends – useful for prayers and fasting.

Second, the tithi (lunar day) shows which half‑moon phase you’re in. Certain tithis like Ekadashi or Purnima have special rituals, so knowing the exact date avoids missed opportunities.

Third, the nakshatra (lunar mansion) marks the star the Moon occupies. Each nakshatra carries its own vibe; for example, Ashwini is great for starting journeys, while Rohini favors financial moves.

Fourth, the yoga combines the Sun and Moon’s positions. Some yogas, like Siddhi, are considered very lucky, while others, like Vyatipata, suggest caution.

Fifth, the karana is half of a tithi and decides the most suitable actions for short periods. If today’s karana is Bava, it’s a good time for learning, whereas Vishti may signal a pause.

Finally, the var (weekday) adds another layer. Certain weekdays are traditionally paired with specific deities, influencing temple visits or fasting choices.

Auspicious Times (Muhurats) for Common Activities

Once you have the basics, the Panchang highlights muhurat slots – windows when the universe supports particular tasks. Want to sign a contract? Look for the Shubh Lagna period, usually a few minutes after sunrise when the Sun is in a positive house.

Planning a move? The Griha Pravesh muhurat often falls in the late morning, when the Sun aligns with a benefic planet. Starting a new study schedule? The Vidya Muhurat appears around midday, especially if the Moon is in a learning‑friendly nakshatra like Swati.

If you’re thinking about travel, check for a Yatra Muhurat. It typically aligns with a clear sky (good vega) and a supportive yoga like Vishkambh. For wedding plans, the Vivah Muhurat is the most detailed – it avoids inauspicious nakshatras and karanas, ensuring a smooth start.

All these timings are listed right under the main Panchang table, so you can copy the exact hour and minute without extra calculations.

Remember, the Panchang is a guide, not a rule. If a slot clashes with a work meeting, you can still perform the activity but with a simple prayer for smooth results.

Using Aaj Ka Panchang every morning becomes a habit that syncs your schedule with natural rhythms. It saves you from last‑minute searches and gives confidence that you’re acting at the right time.

Give it a try: open today’s Panchang, note the sunrise, tithi, nakshatra, and the first Shubh muhurat. Plan one important task around it and see how the day flows. You’ll quickly notice the boost in focus and positivity.

So, whether you’re a student, a professional, or just someone looking to make the most of the day, Aaj Ka Panchang is your shortcut to timing‑right decisions. Check it daily, follow the auspicious slots, and let the calendar work for you.