What is today's Tithi and end time in New Delhi, Delhi, IN?

Today's Tithi is Sukla Paksha Ashtami in New Delhi, Delhi, IN, continuing until 18:14:38.

What is the Rahu Kaal timing today in New Delhi, Delhi, IN?

Rahu Kaal today in New Delhi, Delhi, IN is from 10:40:51 to 12:06:53. It is advised to avoid beginning critical auspicious activities during this time.

What is the auspicious Abhijit Muhurat today?

Today's auspicious Abhijit Muhurat in New Delhi, Delhi, IN is from 11:43:57 to 12:29:50.

What are the five limbs (Pancha-Anga) of Vedic Panchang?

The five fundamental limbs of Vedic Panchang are Tithi (Lunar day), Vaar (Weekday), Nakshatra (Lunar mansion), Yoga (Luni-solar combination), and Karana (Half-tithi).

What is Abhijit Muhurat and why is it considered auspicious?

Abhijit Muhurat is the 8th Muhurta of the day occurring roughly around local solar noon. Blessed by Lord Vishnu, it neutralizes minor astrological afflictions and is ideal for ceremonies and investments.

Why do sunrise, sunset, and Tithi timings differ by city?

In Vedic astrology, a day begins at local sunrise rather than midnight. Geographic latitude and longitude determine local sunrise timing, causing shifts between different cities.

What are Purnimanta and Amanta lunar months?

Purnimanta calendar ends the lunar month on Purnima (Full Moon) followed in North India. Amanta calendar ends the month on Amavasya (New Moon) followed in Western and Southern India.

Panchang For Friday, 16 October 2037

The Daily Panchang for Friday, 16 October 2037, exclusively curated for New Delhi, Delhi, IN, India, by Astrology Divine, is a profound astrological guide for the day. Rooted in Vedic traditions, this Panchang encompasses crucial elements such as tithi (lunar day), nakshatra (constellation), yoga, and karana. Tailored specifically for the unique energy of New Delhi, Delhi, IN, it serves as an invaluable tool for individuals adhering to Hindu traditions. Providing precise insights into auspicious and inauspicious timings, this Daily Panchang becomes a trusted companion for planning daily activities, religious ceremonies, and cultural events, aligning them with the cosmic energies of that particular day. Astrology Divine ensures a spiritually attuned and harmonious approach to Friday, 16 October 2037, in New Delhi, Delhi, IN.

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Friday, 16 October 2037 New Delhi, Delhi, IN • 24-hour cycle from Sunrise to Sunrise

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Time (24H)

Tithi

Nakshatra

Yoga

Karana

Muhurats

Daytime

Nighttime

06:22 AM

05:51 PM

06:23 AM

9 AM

12 PM

3 PM

6 PM

9 PM

12 AM

3 AM

6 AM

Ashtami (Sukla) upto 06:14 PM

Navami (Sukla) upto 07:53 PM

Uttara Ashadha upto 03:36 AM

Shravana upto 06:00 AM

Sukarma upto 04:38 PM

Dhrithi upto 04:49 PM

Bava upto 06:14 PM

Balava upto 07:04 AM

Yamaghanta

Gulika Kaal

Dur Muhurtam

Kulika

Varjyam

Rahu Kaal

Abhijit

Dur Muhurtam

Vijaya Muhurta

Kantaka

Yamaganda

Kalavela

Godhuli Muhurta

Amrit Kaal

Nishita Muhurta

Brahma Muhurta

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Sun & Moon Timings Sharad Ritu

Sunrise 06:22 AM

Sunset 05:51 PM

Moonrise 01:26 PM

Moonset

Sun Sign	Virgo ♍︎ Nakshatra: Chitra (Pad 2) • Lord: Mars
Moon Sign	Sagittarius ♐ Nakshatra: Uttara Ashadha (Pad 1) • Lord: Sun
Ayana	Dakshinayana Beginning with ‘Karka Sankranti’ each year, this phase marks the Sun’s movement toward the South. During this period, the daylight (Dinmaan) gradually decreases while the night hours (Raatrimaan) increase. The sunrise point shifts from North-East toward South-East. This interval transitions through the seasons of Varsha (Monsoon), Sharad (Autumn), and Hemant (Pre-Winter), providing a highly reflective and restorative atmosphere.
Ritu	Sharad
Day / Night Duration	11:28:13 / 12:32:24
Solar Noon (Madhyahna)	12:06 PM

Panchang Elements 5 Core Angas

Tithi	Ashtami Sukla Paksha upto 06:14 PM Deity: Vasus • Type: Jaya • Next: Navami (Sukla)
Nakshatra	Uttara Ashadha Pad 1 upto 03:36 AM (Next Day) Deity: Vishwa-Devas (The Ten Universal Gods) • Lord: Sun (Fire) • Next: Shravana
Yog	Sukarma upto 04:38 PM (Virtuous) — performs noble deeds, magnanimous and charitable, wealthy. • Next: Dhrithi
Karan	Bava upto 06:14 PM Next: Balava
Vaar (Day)	Friday / Shukravara

Hindu Month & Year Vedic Era

Vikram Samvat	2094 Pramodhati Lord: Sun • Those born in this year will be helpful, famous, and well-honored in life.
Shaka Samvat	1959 Pingala Lord: Rahu • Those who are born this year will suffer from ailments of his head.
Gujarati Samvat	2093 Shukla Lord: Shiv
Kali Samvat / Kaliyuga	5137
Purnimanta / Amanta	Asvina / Asvina
Pravishte (Solar Day)	29
Lahiri Ayanamsha	24.391748°

Auspicious Timing (Shubh Kaal) Auspicious

Abhijit Muhurta	11:43 AM – 12:29 PM
Brahma Muhurta	04:42 AM – 05:32 AM
Vijaya Muhurta	02:01 PM – 02:47 PM
Godhuli Muhurta	05:51 PM – 06:16 PM
Amrit Kalam	08:47 PM – 10:29 PM
Nishita Muhurta (Midnight)	11:42 PM – 12:32 AM (Next Day)
Pratah Sandhya	05:07 AM – 06:22 AM
Sayahna Sandhya	05:51 PM – 07:06 PM

Inauspicious Timing (Ashubh Kaal) Avoid New Tasks

Rahu Kalam	10:40 AM – 12:06 PM
Yamaganda Kalam	02:58 PM – 04:24 PM
Gulika Kalam	07:48 AM – 09:14 AM
Dur Muhurtam	08:40 AM – 09:26 AM 12:29 PM – 01:15 PM
Kulika Muhurta	09:26 AM – 10:12 AM
Kantaka Muhurta	02:47 PM – 03:33 PM
Kalavela Muhurta	04:19 PM – 05:05 PM
Varjyam	10:33 AM – 12:15 PM

Havan, Puja & Travel Shool Rituals Guide

Agnivasa (Havan/Yagya)	Akasha (Heaven) Prananasha (Inauspicious) Agni resides in Heaven. Inauspicious for performing Havan.
Shivavasa (Rudrabhishek)	with Gauri Sukha Sampatti (Prosperity) Lord Shiva resides with Devi Gauri. Auspicious for Rudrabhishek.
Disha Shool	West Remedy: Consume Curd or Barley
Homahuti Planet	Venus (♀)
Moon Nivash	EastRahu: South East
Anandadi Yog	Ananda Self-Proving (Siddhi)

Cosmic Cabinet of the Year (Samvat 2094) Mantri Mandala

Raja (King)

Moon

Mantri (Minister)

Saturn

Senadhipati (Commander)

Venus

Dhanyadhipati (Grains)

Sun

Sasyadhipati (Greens)

Moon

Meghadhipati (Monsoon)

Venus

Dhanadhipati (Economy)

Moon

Rasadhipati (Fluids)

Mercury

Chandra & Tara Bala Favorable Today

Favorable Moon Signs:

Favorable Nakshatras (Tara Bala):

Bharani Krittika Rohini Mrigashirsha Punarvasu Ashlesha Purva Phalguni Uttara Phalguni Hasta Chitra Vishakha Jyeshtha Purva Ashadha Uttara Ashadha Shravana Dhanishta Purva Bhadrapada Revati

Other Calendars and Epoch Epoch Chronology

Kaliyuga	5138 Years
Kali Ahargana	1876882 Days
National Civil Date	🇮🇳Ashvina 24, 1959 Shaka
National Nirayana Date	🇮🇳Ashvina 31, 1959 Shaka
Lahiri Ayanamsha	24.391748°
Rata Die	743923
Julian Date	October 03, 2037 CE
Julian Day / MJD	2465347.5 Days / 65347 Days

Today's Planetary Transit & Sunrise Lagna Chart

Astronomical planetary positions & rising ascendant at sunrise

Sunrise Chart 16 Oct 2037

Daily Lagna Kundli for New Delhi, Delhi, IN North Indian

Planet	Sign	Degree	Nakshatra (Pad)	Motion
Sun	Virgo	28° 37'	Chitra Pad 2	Direct
Moon	Sagittarius	28° 55'	Uttara Ashadha Pad 1	Direct
Mars	Taurus	11° 48'	Rohini Pad 1	Retrograde
Mercury	Libra	07° 00'	Swati Pad 1	Direct
Jupiter	Cancer	03° 52'	Pushya Pad 1	Direct
Venus	Scorpio	15° 15'	Anuradha Pad 4	Direct
Saturn	Leo	17° 38'	Purva Phalguni Pad 2	Direct
Rahu	Gemini	29° 45'	Punarvasu Pad 3	Retrograde
Ketu	Sagittarius	29° 45'	Uttara Ashadha Pad 1	Retrograde
Ascendant	Virgo	27° 44'	Chitra Pad 2	Direct

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Vedic Wisdom

Understanding the 5 Pillars of Vedic Panchang

The word Panchang is derived from Sanskrit: Pancha (Five) + Anga (Limbs). Aligning important actions with these cosmic vibrations brings harmony and success.

1. Tithi (Lunar Day)

A Tithi represents the longitudinal angle between the Sun and Moon increasing by 12°. There are 30 Tithis in a lunar month divided into Shukla Paksha (Waxing) and Krishna Paksha (Waning). Each Tithi governs specific emotional and spiritual energies.

2. Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)

The ecliptic is divided into 27 Nakshatras of 13°20' each. The Nakshatra occupied by the Moon at any given moment deeply influences mental disposition, travel auspiciousness, and ceremony outcomes.

3. Yoga (Luni-Solar Harmony)

Yoga is calculated by adding the celestial longitudes of the Sun and Moon divided into 27 parts. Auspicious Yogas like Sarvartha Siddhi, Amrit Siddhi, and Sobhana enhance success in auspicious undertakings.

4. Karana (Half Tithi)

A Karana is exactly half of a Tithi (6° separation). There are 11 Karanas (4 fixed, 7 movable). Karanas help determine specific micro-windows for financial, medical, or construction tasks.

5. Vaar (Solar Weekday)

The day of the week ruled by the planetary lord from local sunrise to next sunrise (Ravivaar = Sun, Somvaar = Moon, Mangalvaar = Mars, Budhvaar = Mercury, Guruvaar = Jupiter, Shukravaar = Venus, Shanivaar = Saturn).

Why Rahu Kaal is Avoided

Rahu Kaal is a 90-minute daily period ruled by the shadow planet Rahu. It is strictly avoided for starting new businesses, signing contracts, marriage ceremonies, or property registrations to prevent unforeseen obstacles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Daily Panchang FAQs

Common queries regarding Hindu calendar timings, auspicious Muhurats, and Panchang calculation methods.

Drik Panchang calculations are based on exact observable sidereal planetary coordinates (Chitrapaksha / Lahiri Ayanamsha) verified by modern astronomical observations (NASA/JPL Ephemeris). Traditional Surya Siddhanta uses classical mean motion algorithms without contemporary observational corrections. Astrology Divine uses high-precision Drik algorithms for accurate local sunrise and muhurat timings.

Abhijit Muhurat is the 8th Muhurta of the day occurring roughly around local solar noon (approx 24 minutes before and 24 minutes after mid-day). Blessed by Lord Vishnu, it has the unique power to neutralize numerous minor astrological afflictions and is ideal for starting journeys, ceremonies, and investments (except on Wednesdays).

In Vedic astrology, a day begins at local sunrise rather than midnight. Because geographic latitude, longitude, and elevation determine the exact moment the Sun's upper limb crosses the local horizon, Panchang elements, Rahu Kaal, and Chaughadiyas shift by several minutes between different cities.

Purnimanta calendar ends the lunar month on Purnima (Full Moon day) and is predominantly followed in North Indian states (Rajasthan, UP, Bihar, MP, Punjab). Amanta calendar ends the month on Amavasya (New Moon day) and is followed in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu.

Traveling in the Disha Shool direction is astrologically discouraged. However, if unavoidable, traditional Vedic remedies suggest consuming specific items before departure: Sunday (Ghee/Paan), Monday (Look in Mirror/Drink Milk), Tuesday (Jaggery/Coriander), Wednesday (Sesame seeds/Jaggery), Thursday (Curd/Mustard), Friday (Curd/Barley), Saturday (Ginger/Mustard Oil).