Tithi
The lunar day, shown with its exact start, end and next transition for the selected local moment.
Location-aware daily timing
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Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana and the four active timing indicators for your selected moment.
A concise, location-based daily Panchang summary for the selected date and local time.
The selected moment is highlighted. Check what each window supports and what is better postponed.
Eight daylight and eight night windows based on local sunrise and sunset.
Planetary hours with the current and next Hora clearly marked.
Current ascendant, next Lagna and the upcoming twelve sign windows.
The calculator presents the principal Panchang elements and daily timing systems in separate, readable sections.
The lunar day, shown with its exact start, end and next transition for the selected local moment.
The Moon’s current lunar mansion, including the beginning, ending and next Nakshatra time.
The Nitya Yoga derived from the sidereal Sun and Moon, with its current and next boundary.
The half-Tithi division used in traditional electional timing, shown with its next change.
Brahma Muhurta, Abhijit Muhurta, Godhuli, Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda and Gulika Kalam.
Eight day and eight night periods classified as auspicious, favourable or inauspicious.
Planetary hours from local sunrise through the night, with the active and next Hora highlighted.
The current ascendant and upcoming sign windows calculated for the selected coordinates.
PlanetPosition keeps astronomical calculation, traditional timing rules and practical guidance visibly separate.
The selected place is resolved to latitude, longitude and an IANA timezone so displayed times follow the correct local clock.
Hora, Choghadiya and daily auspicious or inauspicious periods are divided from local solar events rather than fixed clock hours.
Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana and Lagna use Lahiri sidereal calculations. Regional Panchang conventions may still differ.
Useful context for reading the calculator correctly.
Sunrise, sunset, timezone and ascendant timings depend on location. Two cities can therefore show different Hora, Choghadiya, Muhurta and Lagna times for the same civil date.
These are angular astronomical divisions, not midnight-to-midnight calendar blocks. Their boundaries may occur at any local time.
The calculator highlights the period active at the date, local time and place entered in the form—not necessarily the visitor’s current moment.
It is a transparent daily timing reference. Major ceremonies may use regional, lineage-specific or festival rules, so local verification remains appropriate.
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