Shastra Panchangam

Delhi, Friday, 20 August 2027

Friday 20 August 2027

Rahu Kalam10:47 am – 12:24 pm
Yamagandam3:40 pm – 5:18 pm
Gulikai7:31 am – 9:09 am
TithiKrishna Tritiya until 6:54 pm

Sunrise 5:53 am, sunset 6:56 pm. The panchangam day starts at sunrise, so the times after midnight below belong to Friday until sunrise on Saturday.

Panchangam details

Tithi · Krishna Tritiya

until 6:54 pm

The lunar day. Fasts and observances such as ekadashi, pradosham, amavasya and shraddha are fixed by it.

Nakshatra · Purva Bhadrapada

until 7:39 am

The Moon's star at sunrise, one of 27. Your birth star is the one the Moon was in when you were born.

Yoga · Dhriti

until 3:04 am Saturday

Worked out from the Sun's and Moon's positions added together. It is read with the tithi, nakshatra and karana when a muhurta is chosen.

Karana · Vanija

until 6:08 am; then Vishti until 6:54 pm

Half a tithi. Vishti, called Bhadra Karanam, is avoided for new beginnings.

Bhadra Karanam runs from 6:08 am to 6:54 pm. Important work is usually started after it ends.

Daylight periods

Rahu Kalam

10:47 am – 12:24 pm

Not used to start new work; work already under way carries on.

Yamagandam

3:40 pm – 5:18 pm

Avoided for setting out on a journey or starting something new.

Gulikai

7:31 am – 9:09 am

Avoided for new beginnings in most households.

Choghadiya

The day and the night each have eight choghadiyas. The names repeat in a cycle of seven, starting from a different name each weekday; on a Friday the day starts with Char.

Day
5:53 am – 7:31 amCharneutral
7:31 am – 9:09 amLabhgood
9:09 am – 10:47 amAmritgood
10:47 am – 12:24 pmKaalavoid · Rahu Kalam
12:24 pm – 2:02 pmShubhgood
2:02 pm – 3:40 pmRogavoid
3:40 pm – 5:18 pmUdvegavoid
5:18 pm – 6:56 pmCharneutral
Night
6:56 pm – 8:18 pmRogavoid
8:18 pm – 9:40 pmKaalavoid
9:40 pm – 11:03 pmLabhgood
11:03 pm – 12:25 amUdvegavoid
12:25 am – 1:47 amShubhgood
1:47 am – 3:09 amAmritgood
3:09 am – 4:31 amCharneutral
4:31 am – 5:53 amRogavoid

Amrit, Shubh and Labh are good for beginnings; Char suits a journey. Udveg, Kaal and Rog are avoided for starting something new.

Abhijit Muhurta

11:58 am – 12:51 pm. The muhurta around solar noon, a good time to begin most things.

The Moon

Moonrise 8:27 pm, moonset 8:16 am.

Hora

Twelve horas from sunrise to sunset and twelve from sunset to the next sunrise, each ruled by a planet. The first hora of the day belongs to the weekday's own planet: Venus on a Friday.

5:53 am – 6:58 amVenus
6:58 am – 8:03 amMercury
8:03 am – 9:09 amMoon
9:09 am – 10:14 amSaturn
10:14 am – 11:19 amJupiter
11:19 am – 12:24 pmMars
12:24 pm – 1:30 pmSun
1:30 pm – 2:35 pmVenus
2:35 pm – 3:40 pmMercury
3:40 pm – 4:46 pmMoon
4:46 pm – 5:51 pmSaturn
5:51 pm – 6:56 pmJupiter
6:56 pm – 7:51 pmMars
7:51 pm – 8:46 pmSun
8:46 pm – 9:40 pmVenus
9:40 pm – 10:35 pmMercury
10:35 pm – 11:30 pmMoon
11:30 pm – 12:25 amSaturn
12:25 am – 1:19 amJupiter
1:19 am – 2:14 amMars
2:14 am – 3:09 amSun
3:09 am – 4:04 amVenus
4:04 am – 4:58 amMercury
4:58 am – 5:53 amMoon

About this day

Daylight lasts 13 hours and 4 minutes, so each eighth of the day, the length of Rahu Kalam, is about 98 minutes.

Between this sunrise and the next: karana at 6:08 am, nakshatra at 7:39 am, tithi and karana at 6:54 pm, yoga at 3:04 am Saturday.

On a Friday, Rahu Kalam is the fourth of the eight parts of daylight, from 10:47 am in Delhi.

Questions

What is the tithi in Delhi on 20 August 2027?

Krishna Tritiya, until 6:54 pm. A day takes the tithi running at its sunrise (5:53 am in Delhi).

When is Rahu Kalam in Delhi on 20 August 2027?

10:47 am to 12:24 pm, the fourth of the eight parts of daylight on a Friday. Yamagandam runs 3:40 pm to 5:18 pm and Gulikai 7:31 am to 9:09 am.

Which choghadiya periods are good in Delhi on 20 August 2027?

During daylight: Labh 7:31 am to 9:09 am, Amrit 9:09 am to 10:47 am, Shubh 12:24 pm to 2:02 pm. Abhijit Muhurta is 11:58 am to 12:51 pm.

When does the Moon rise in Delhi on 20 August 2027?

Moonrise is at 8:27 pm.

Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Gulikai · how each value is calculated · why the day starts at sunrise

How this was computed
Calculated for Delhi (28.6139°N, 77.2090°E) by the Drik method, Lahiri ayanamsha.