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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
Tithi today
The lunar day, and the minute it ends. A tithi is the 12° the Moon gains on the Sun. It does not run midnight to midnight, and it is never the same length twice.
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Tithi right now
New Delhi · 25 September 2026Friday, 25 September 2026Shukla Chaturdashiuntil 11:07 PM, then Purnima
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The next seven days
every change to the minute| Day | Runs |
|---|---|
| 30 JulThu | Pratipada to 9:30 PM → Dwitiya to 5:43 AM |
| TodayFri | Dwitiya to 10:32 PM → Tritiya to 5:43 AM |
| 01 AugSat | Tritiya to 11:07 PM → Chaturthi to 5:44 AM |
| 02 AugSun | Chaturthi to 11:15 PM → Panchami to 5:44 AM |
| 03 AugMon | Panchami to 10:54 PM → Shashthi to 5:45 AM |
| 04 AugTue | Shashthi to 10:03 PM → Saptami to 5:45 AM |
| 05 AugWed | Saptami to 8:42 PM → Ashtami to 5:46 AM |
| 06 AugThu | Ashtami to 6:53 PM → Navami to 5:46 AM |
| 07 AugFri | Navami to 4:37 PM → Dashami to 5:47 AM |
| 08 AugSat | Dashami to 1:59 PM → Ekadashi to 5:48 AM |
| 09 AugSun | Ekadashi to 11:05 AM → Dwadashi to 5:48 AM |
| 10 AugMon | Dwadashi to 8:01 AM → Trayodashi to 4:54 AM → Chaturdashi to 5:49 AM |
| 11 AugTue | Chaturdashi to 1:53 AM → Amavasya to 5:49 AM |
| 12 AugWed | Amavasya to 11:06 PM → Pratipada to 5:50 AM |
| 13 AugThu | Pratipada to 8:42 PM → Dwitiya to 5:50 AM |
| 14 AugFri | Dwitiya to 6:47 PM → Tritiya to 5:51 AM |
| 15 AugSat | Tritiya to 5:29 PM → Chaturthi to 5:51 AM |
| 16 AugSun | Chaturthi to 4:53 PM → Panchami to 5:52 AM |
| 17 AugMon | Panchami to 5:00 PM → Shashthi to 5:52 AM |
| 18 AugTue | Shashthi to 5:51 PM → Saptami to 5:53 AM |
| 19 AugWed | Saptami to 7:20 PM → Ashtami to 5:54 AM |
| 20 AugThu | Ashtami to 9:18 PM → Navami to 5:54 AM |
| 21 AugFri | Navami to 11:36 PM → Dashami to 5:55 AM |
| 22 AugSat | Dashami to 2:00 AM → Ekadashi to 5:55 AM |
| 23 AugSun | Ekadashi to 4:19 AM → Dwadashi to 5:56 AM |
| 24 AugMon | Dwadashi to 5:56 AM |
| 25 AugTue | Dwadashi to 6:21 AM → Trayodashi to 5:57 AM |
| 26 AugWed | Trayodashi to 7:59 AM → Chaturdashi to 5:57 AM |
| 27 AugThu | Chaturdashi to 9:09 AM → Purnima to 5:58 AM |
| 28 AugFri | Purnima to 9:48 AM → Pratipada to 5:58 AM |
| 29 AugSat | Pratipada to 9:57 AM → Dwitiya to 5:59 AM |
| 30 AugSun | Dwitiya to 9:37 AM → Tritiya to 5:59 AM |
| 31 AugMon | Tritiya to 8:51 AM → Chaturthi to 6:00 AM |
| 01 SepTue | Chaturthi to 7:42 AM → Panchami to 6:00 AM |
| 02 SepWed | Panchami to 6:13 AM → Shashthi to 4:26 AM → Saptami to 6:01 AM |
| 03 SepThu | Saptami to 2:25 AM → Ashtami to 6:01 AM |
| 04 SepFri | Ashtami to 12:14 AM → Navami to 6:02 AM |
| 05 SepSat | Navami to 9:54 PM → Dashami to 6:02 AM |
| 06 SepSun | Dashami to 7:29 PM → Ekadashi to 6:03 AM |
| 07 SepMon | Ekadashi to 5:04 PM → Dwadashi to 6:03 AM |
| 08 SepTue | Dwadashi to 2:43 PM → Trayodashi to 6:04 AM |
| 09 SepWed | Trayodashi to 12:31 PM → Chaturdashi to 6:04 AM |
| 10 SepThu | Chaturdashi to 10:33 AM → Amavasya to 6:05 AM |
| 11 SepFri | Amavasya to 8:57 AM → Pratipada to 6:05 AM |
| 12 SepSat | Pratipada to 7:46 AM → Dwitiya to 6:06 AM |
| 13 SepSun | Dwitiya to 7:08 AM → Tritiya to 6:06 AM |
| 14 SepMon | Tritiya to 7:07 AM → Chaturthi to 6:07 AM |
| 15 SepTue | Chaturthi to 7:44 AM → Panchami to 6:07 AM |
| 16 SepWed | Panchami to 8:59 AM → Shashthi to 6:07 AM |
| 17 SepThu | Shashthi to 10:48 AM → Saptami to 6:08 AM |
| 18 SepFri | Saptami to 1:01 PM → Ashtami to 6:08 AM |
| 19 SepSat | Ashtami to 3:27 PM → Navami to 6:09 AM |
| 20 SepSun | Navami to 5:52 PM → Dashami to 6:09 AM |
| 21 SepMon | Dashami to 8:01 PM → Ekadashi to 6:10 AM |
| 22 SepTue | Ekadashi to 9:43 PM → Dwadashi to 6:10 AM |
| 23 SepWed | Dwadashi to 10:51 PM → Trayodashi to 6:11 AM |
| 24 SepThu | Trayodashi to 11:18 PM → Chaturdashi to 6:11 AM |
| 25 SepFri | Chaturdashi to 11:07 PM → Purnima to 6:12 AM |
| 26 SepSat | Purnima to 10:19 PM → Pratipada to 6:12 AM |
| 27 SepSun | Pratipada to 8:59 PM → Dwitiya to 6:13 AM |
| 28 SepMon | Dwitiya to 7:14 PM → Tritiya to 6:13 AM |
| 29 SepTue | Tritiya to 5:10 PM → Chaturthi to 6:14 AM |
| 30 SepWed | Chaturthi to 2:55 PM → Panchami to 6:15 AM |
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All 30
Fifteen in each paksha. The fifteenth is Purnima when the Moon is full and Amavasya when it is dark.1Pratipada2Dwitiya3Tritiya4Chaturthi5Panchami6Shashthi7Saptami8Ashtami9Navami10Dashami11Ekadashi12Dwadashi13Trayodashi14Chaturdashi15Purnima16Pratipada17Dwitiya18Tritiya19Chaturthi20Panchami21Shashthi22Saptami23Ashtami24Navami25Dashami26Ekadashi27Dwadashi28Trayodashi29Chaturdashi30Amavasya
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What a tithi is
and how it is worked outA tithi is the time the Moon takes to move 12° further ahead of the Sun. Thirty of them make one lunar month: fifteen in the waxing Shukla paksha, ending at Purnima, and fifteen in the waning Krishna paksha, ending at Amavasya. Because the Moon does not move at a constant speed, a tithi can run from about 20 to about 27 hours.
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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