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Today’s panchangall five angas with exact timesTithithe lunar day, and when it endsNakshatrathe Moon’s position todayHorathe planetary hour, all twenty-fourRahu kaalthe time to avoid starting new workChoghadiyaday and night, each split into eightFestivalsDiwali, Holi and 31 more, with the rule behind each date
Karana today
Half a tithi. There are eleven of them: seven repeat, and four come only once a month.
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Karana right now
New Delhi · 25 September 2026Friday, 25 September 2026Vanijauntil 11:17 AM, then Vanija
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The next seven days
every change to the minute| Day | Runs |
|---|---|
| 30 JulThu | Balava to 8:51 AM → Kaulava to 9:30 PM → Taitila to 5:43 AM |
| TodayFri | Taitila to 10:04 AM → Gara to 10:32 PM → Vanija to 5:43 AM |
| 01 AugSat | Vanija to 10:53 AM → Vishti to 11:07 PM → Bava to 5:44 AM |
| 02 AugSun | Bava to 11:15 AM → Balava to 11:15 PM → Kaulava to 5:44 AM |
| 03 AugMon | Kaulava to 11:09 AM → Taitila to 10:54 PM → Gara to 5:45 AM |
| 04 AugTue | Gara to 10:33 AM → Vanija to 10:03 PM → Vishti to 5:45 AM |
| 05 AugWed | Vishti to 9:27 AM → Bava to 8:42 PM → Balava to 5:46 AM |
| 06 AugThu | Balava to 7:51 AM → Kaulava to 6:53 PM → Taitila to 5:46 AM |
| 07 AugFri | Taitila to 5:48 AM → Gara to 4:37 PM → Vanija to 3:21 AM → Vishti to 5:47 AM |
| 08 AugSat | Vishti to 1:59 PM → Bava to 12:34 AM → Balava to 5:48 AM |
| 09 AugSun | Balava to 11:05 AM → Kaulava to 9:34 PM → Taitila to 5:48 AM |
| 10 AugMon | Taitila to 8:01 AM → Gara to 6:27 PM → Vanija to 4:54 AM → Vishti to 5:49 AM |
| 11 AugTue | Vishti to 3:23 PM → Shakuni to 1:53 AM → Chatushpada to 5:49 AM |
| 12 AugWed | Chatushpada to 12:27 PM → Naga to 11:06 PM → Kimstughna to 5:50 AM |
| 13 AugThu | Kimstughna to 9:51 AM → Bava to 8:42 PM → Balava to 5:50 AM |
| 14 AugFri | Balava to 7:40 AM → Kaulava to 6:47 PM → Taitila to 5:51 AM |
| 15 AugSat | Taitila to 6:03 AM → Gara to 5:29 PM → Vanija to 5:05 AM → Vishti to 5:51 AM |
| 16 AugSun | Vishti to 4:53 PM → Bava to 4:51 AM → Balava to 5:52 AM |
| 17 AugMon | Balava to 5:00 PM → Kaulava to 5:20 AM → Taitila to 5:52 AM |
| 18 AugTue | Taitila to 5:51 PM → Gara to 5:53 AM |
| 19 AugWed | Gara to 6:31 AM → Vanija to 7:20 PM → Vishti to 5:54 AM |
| 20 AugThu | Vishti to 8:16 AM → Bava to 9:18 PM → Balava to 5:54 AM |
| 21 AugFri | Balava to 10:26 AM → Kaulava to 11:36 PM → Taitila to 5:55 AM |
| 22 AugSat | Taitila to 12:48 PM → Gara to 2:00 AM → Vanija to 5:55 AM |
| 23 AugSun | Vanija to 3:11 PM → Vishti to 4:19 AM → Bava to 5:56 AM |
| 24 AugMon | Bava to 5:22 PM → Balava to 5:56 AM |
| 25 AugTue | Balava to 6:21 AM → Kaulava to 7:13 PM → Taitila to 5:57 AM |
| 26 AugWed | Taitila to 7:59 AM → Gara to 8:38 PM → Vanija to 5:57 AM |
| 27 AugThu | Vanija to 9:09 AM → Vishti to 9:32 PM → Bava to 5:58 AM |
| 28 AugFri | Bava to 9:48 AM → Balava to 9:56 PM → Kaulava to 5:58 AM |
| 29 AugSat | Kaulava to 9:57 AM → Taitila to 9:50 PM → Gara to 5:59 AM |
| 30 AugSun | Gara to 9:37 AM → Vanija to 9:17 PM → Vishti to 5:59 AM |
| 31 AugMon | Vishti to 8:51 AM → Bava to 8:19 PM → Balava to 6:00 AM |
| 01 SepTue | Balava to 7:42 AM → Kaulava to 7:00 PM → Taitila to 6:00 AM |
| 02 SepWed | Taitila to 6:13 AM → Gara to 5:21 PM → Vanija to 4:26 AM → Vishti to 6:01 AM |
| 03 SepThu | Vishti to 3:27 PM → Bava to 2:25 AM → Balava to 6:01 AM |
| 04 SepFri | Balava to 1:21 PM → Kaulava to 12:14 AM → Taitila to 6:02 AM |
| 05 SepSat | Taitila to 11:04 AM → Gara to 9:54 PM → Vanija to 6:02 AM |
| 06 SepSun | Vanija to 8:42 AM → Vishti to 7:29 PM → Bava to 6:03 AM |
| 07 SepMon | Bava to 6:16 AM → Balava to 5:04 PM → Kaulava to 3:53 AM → Taitila to 6:03 AM |
| 08 SepTue | Taitila to 2:43 PM → Gara to 1:35 AM → Vanija to 6:04 AM |
| 09 SepWed | Vanija to 12:31 PM → Vishti to 11:30 PM → Shakuni to 6:04 AM |
| 10 SepThu | Shakuni to 10:33 AM → Chatushpada to 9:42 PM → Naga to 6:05 AM |
| 11 SepFri | Naga to 8:57 AM → Kimstughna to 8:18 PM → Bava to 6:05 AM |
| 12 SepSat | Bava to 7:46 AM → Balava to 7:23 PM → Kaulava to 6:06 AM |
| 13 SepSun | Kaulava to 7:08 AM → Taitila to 7:03 PM → Gara to 6:06 AM |
| 14 SepMon | Gara to 7:07 AM → Vanija to 7:21 PM → Vishti to 6:07 AM |
| 15 SepTue | Vishti to 7:44 AM → Bava to 8:17 PM → Balava to 6:07 AM |
| 16 SepWed | Balava to 8:59 AM → Kaulava to 9:50 PM → Taitila to 6:07 AM |
| 17 SepThu | Taitila to 10:48 AM → Gara to 11:52 PM → Vanija to 6:08 AM |
| 18 SepFri | Vanija to 1:01 PM → Vishti to 2:13 AM → Bava to 6:08 AM |
| 19 SepSat | Bava to 3:27 PM → Balava to 4:40 AM → Kaulava to 6:09 AM |
| 20 SepSun | Kaulava to 5:52 PM → Taitila to 6:09 AM |
| 21 SepMon | Taitila to 6:59 AM → Gara to 8:01 PM → Vanija to 6:10 AM |
| 22 SepTue | Vanija to 8:56 AM → Vishti to 9:43 PM → Bava to 6:10 AM |
| 23 SepWed | Bava to 10:22 AM → Balava to 10:51 PM → Kaulava to 6:11 AM |
| 24 SepThu | Kaulava to 11:09 AM → Taitila to 11:18 PM → Gara to 6:11 AM |
| 25 SepFri | Gara to 11:17 AM → Vanija to 11:07 PM → Vishti to 6:12 AM |
| 26 SepSat | Vishti to 10:47 AM → Bava to 10:19 PM → Balava to 6:12 AM |
| 27 SepSun | Balava to 9:42 AM → Kaulava to 8:59 PM → Taitila to 6:13 AM |
| 28 SepMon | Taitila to 8:09 AM → Gara to 7:14 PM → Vanija to 6:13 AM |
| 29 SepTue | Vanija to 6:14 AM → Vishti to 5:10 PM → Bava to 4:04 AM → Balava to 6:14 AM |
| 30 SepWed | Balava to 2:55 PM → Kaulava to 1:46 AM → Taitila to 6:15 AM |
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All 11
Two karanas to every tithi, so a lunar month has sixty of them, using eleven names.1Kimstughna2Bava3Balava4Kaulava5Taitila6Gara7Vanija8Vishti9Shakuni10Chatushpada11Naga
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What a karana is
and how it is worked outA karana is half a tithi: 6° of the Moon’s gain on the Sun instead of 12. Seven of them, Bava to Vishti, repeat eight times through the month. The other four are fixed and appear once each. Vishti, also called Bhadra, is the one a muhurat is chosen around rather than inside.
The rest of the panchang
9 pagesToday’s panchangall five angas with exact timesTithithe lunar day, and when it endsNakshatrathe Moon’s position todayYogaSun and Moon added togetherKaranahalf a tithi, eleven of themVaarthe weekday and the graha that rules itHorathe planetary hour, all twenty-fourRahu kaalthe time to avoid starting new workChoghadiyaday and night, each split into eight
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