November 2026

Monday

Parabhava

Aippasi

23, Amavasai

Thingal

Theypirai

Amavasaitill 6.02 pm, then Prathamai

Swathitill 12.54 pm, then Visakam

Amirtha Yogam, then Marana Yogam

Amavasai

Rahu Kalammorning 7.49–9.35

Yamagandammorning 11.19–1.05

Kuligaiafternoon 2.49–4.34

ChandrashtamamPoorattathi 4th quarter, Uthirattathi, Revathi

SoolamEast · Parigaram: curd

Gowri Nalla Neram

morning 6.05–7.49evening 8.41–9.18

Computed for Melbourne, in Melbourne time (AEDT). Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Kuligai from its own sunrise; Gowri Nalla Neram from its sunrise and sunset. Minute times are under Your day.

Shastra's reading

For anything new, 6.05 am to 7.49 am is the best of the day.

Daily archanai and worship need no muhurtham. For anything important, your family's jyotishi comes first.

No kolam on this sheet: it is Amavasai.

Shastra

Your day: Tamil calendar for Melbourne

Computed for Melbourne, to the minute. Use these minutes when fixing a muhurtham.

The day at a glance

Gold marks good time, the solid bars mark times to avoid, and hatching marks a caution: denser while two cautions run together. Tap or drag across the chart to read any moment.

Good times

6.05–7.49 amClear of every caution; the steadiest time for subha karyam

6.05–7.49 am, inside the clear stretch

9.35–11.19 amClear of every caution

12.37–1.32 pm; Yamagandam also runs

1.05–1.32 pmShort clear window

2.29–2.49 pmShort clear window

5.16–6.57 pmClear of every caution

Avoid

7.49–9.35 am

11.19 am–1.05 pm

1.32–2.29 pm

2.49–4.34 pm, what begins now is said to repeat

4.19–5.16 pm

6.57–8.41 pm

Chandrashtamam

until Tuesday 8.19 am

Uthirattathi · Revathi · Poorattathi, fourth quarter

For those born in Meena Rasi.

is a time to go carefully: tradition advises waiting until it ends; many put off new ventures, long journeys and disputes.

Sun and Moon

Sunrise6.05 am

Sunset8.03 pm

MoonriseAfter sunrise on Tuesday

Moonset8.10 pm

SunTula Rasi

MoonTula Rasi

This day and the next

Amavasai, the new moon; tarpanam for ancestors in many families.

In Tamil Nadu, Amavasai is on Sunday 8 November.

Observance days as Tamil calendars keep them, set by Melbourne's own sunrise, sunset and moonrise.

Full panchangam

For rituals and muhurtham, computed for Melbourne by modern astronomical calculation (Drik, Lahiri). A caution's start is rounded down and its end up; a good window's start up and its end down. Underlined words open their meaning.

The five limbs

Limb	This day	Then
	Thingal (Monday)
	Amavasai, till 6.02 pm 29–54 nazhigai	Prathamai
	Swathi, till 12.54 pm 17–04 nazhigai	Visakam
	Ayushman Yogam, till 8.33 am 6–10 nazhigai	Saubhagya Yogam
	Naga Karanam, till 6.02 pm 29–54 nazhigai
	Amirtha Yogam, then Marana Yogam

Nazhigai count from sunrise.

Time windows, computed for Melbourne

Window	Time	Traditional use
	4.45–5.24 am	Prayer, meditation, study
	7.49–9.35 am	Avoided for new beginnings
	11.19 am–1.05 pm	Avoided for new beginnings
	12.37–1.32 pm	Widely used for beginnings
	1.32–2.29 pm	Avoided for new beginnings
	2.49–4.34 pm	Avoided for things you do not want repeated
	4.19–5.16 pm	Avoided for new beginnings
	6.57–8.41 pm	Avoided for new beginnings
	5.20–7.02 am	A favourable window

Gowri Panchangam

Day

Amirtham6.05

Visham7.49

Rogam9.34

Labam¹11.20

Dhanam²1.05

Sugam³2.49

Soram4.33

Uthi⁴6.19

Night

Sugam⁵8.03

Soram9.18

Uthi10.34

Amirtham11.49

Visham1.03

Rogam2.18

Labam3.34

Dhanam4.50

Names in gold are good parts. A numbered good part overlaps a caution, and the caution counts first: 1 Yamagandam; 2 Durmuhurtham; 3 Kuligai and Durmuhurtham; 4 Tyajyam; 5 Tyajyam.

For sankalpam

Parābhava · Dakṣiṇāyana · Śarad Ṛtu · Tulā Māsa · Kṛṣṇa Pakṣa · Amāvāsyā · Indu Vāsara · Svātī (Viśākhā from 12.54 pm, computed)

Given in Sanskrit, as recited, with the solar month as Tamil sankalpam uses it. Wording varies by family; confirm with your vadhyar.

1948

2083

2082

5128

1202

Kaliyuga counted as the Tamil almanac counts the current year. Gujarati Samvat turns the day after Deepavali.

Lagnam

Rising sign	From	To
Tula	6.05 am	6.34 am
Vrischika	6.34 am	8.25 am
Dhanu	8.25 am	10.42 am
Makara	10.42 am	1.10 pm
Kumbha	1.10 pm	3.38 pm
Meena	3.38 pm	6.06 pm
Mesha	6.06 pm	8.35 pm
Vrishabha	8.35 pm	10.58 pm
Mithuna	10.58 pm	1.00 am
Kataka	1.00 am	2.34 am
Simha	2.34 am	3.51 am
Kanya	3.51 am	5.05 am
Tula	5.05 am	6.04 am

The rising sign (udaya lagnam) through the day, computed for Melbourne.

Horai

Day

Chandra6.05

Sani7.15

Guru8.25

Sevvai9.35

Suriya10.45

Sukran11.54

Budhan1.04

Chandra2.14

Sani3.24

Guru4.34

Sevvai5.44

Suriya6.53

Night

Sukran8.03

Budhan8.53

Chandra9.43

Sani10.34

Guru11.24

Sevvai12.14

Suriya1.04

Sukran1.54

Budhan2.44

Chandra3.34

Sani4.24

Guru5.14

Each horai begins at the time shown and runs to the next.

Also

East on Mondays; Parigaram: curd