Panchang

Daily Hindu Panchang & muhurat

Sunrise and sunset, the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana of the day, rahu kaal and the choghadiya, calculated every day for the temple's own location.

Monday, 5 October 2026 · Monday (Somvar)

Bhadrapada Krishna Dashami

Month names follow the amanta calendar (new moon to new moon) observed in Gujarat.

  • Sunrise6:46 am
  • Sunset6:38 pm
  • TithiKrishna Dashamiuntil 2:09 am (next day), then Ekadashi
  • NakshatraPushyauntil 11:09 pm, then Ashlesha
  • YogaShivauntil 9:51 am, then Siddha
  • KaranaVanijauntil 3:00 pm, then Vishti (Bhadra)
  • Moon sign (Chandra rashi)Karka (Cancer)
  • Sun sign (Surya rashi)Kanya (Virgo)

Muhurat of the day

  • AuspiciousBrahma muhurat5:09 am – 5:58 am
  • AuspiciousAbhijit muhurat12:18 pm – 1:06 pm
  • Avoid for new beginningsRahu kaal8:15 am – 9:44 am
  • Avoid for new beginningsYamaganda11:13 am – 12:42 pm
  • Avoid for new beginningsGulika kaal2:11 pm – 3:40 pm

Rahu kaal, yamaganda and gulika are traditionally avoided for starting new work, journeys and purchases; daily worship continues as usual.

Choghadiya

The day and the night are each divided into eight choghadiyas. Amrit, Shubh and Labh are considered auspicious, Char is neutral, and Udveg, Kaal and Rog are avoided for important work.

Day choghadiya
Day choghadiyaTimeNature
Amrit6:46 am – 8:15 amAuspicious
Kaal8:15 am – 9:44 amAvoid
Shubh9:44 am – 11:13 amAuspicious
Rog11:13 am – 12:42 pmAvoid
Udveg12:42 pm – 2:11 pmAvoid
Char2:11 pm – 3:40 pmNeutral
Labh3:40 pm – 5:09 pmAuspicious
Amrit5:09 pm – 6:38 pmAuspicious
Night choghadiya
Night choghadiyaTimeNature
Char6:38 pm – 8:09 pmNeutral
Rog8:09 pm – 9:40 pmAvoid
Kaal9:40 pm – 11:11 pmAvoid
Labh11:11 pm – 12:42 amAuspicious
Udveg12:42 am – 2:13 amAvoid
Shubh2:13 am – 3:44 amAuspicious
Amrit3:44 am – 5:15 amAuspicious
Char5:15 am – 6:47 amNeutral

Festivals in the next 30 days

  • 11 Oct 2026: Sharad Navratri Mahotsav

Full festival calendar · Aarti timings

Calculated for the temple (22.24° N, 68.97° E) in Indian Standard Time. Timings are approximate (within a few minutes) and may differ slightly from printed panchangs; for muhurat of samskaras and rituals, please consult the temple's priests.