Sunday, 8 November 2026

Ashwina Krishna Paksha · Parabhava Samvatsara

Month view

Panchangam

Tithi: Chaturdashi — up to 11:28 am
Amavasya — from 11:29 am
Nakshatra: Swati — through the day
Yoga: Ayushman — up to 3:02 am · 9 Nov
Saubhagya — from 3:03 am · 9 Nov
Karana: Shakuni — up to 11:28 am
Chatushpada — up to 11:57 pm
Naga — from 11:58 pm
Vara: Sunday

Calendar details

Samvatsara: Parabhava
Masa: Ashwina
Paksha: Krishna Paksha
Ritu: Hemant
Ayana: Dakshinayana
Shaka year: 1948
Vikram Samvat: 2083

Auspicious times

Abhijit Muhurtham: 11:28 am – 12:13 pm
Brahma Muhurtham: 4:27 am – 5:17 am
Amrit Kalam: 10:02 pm – 11:44 pm

Times to avoid

Rahu Kalam: 4:08 pm – 5:34 pm
Yamagandam: 11:51 am – 1:16 pm
Gulika Kalam: 2:42 pm – 4:08 pm
Durmuhurtam: 12:59 pm – 1:45 pm
4:02 pm – 4:48 pm
Varjyam: 11:49 am – 1:31 pm

Sun & Moon

Sunrise: 6:07 am
Sunset: 5:34 pm
Moonrise: 5:05 am
Moonset: 4:44 pm
Moon sign (Rasi): Tula

Festivals & vratas

Naraka Chaturdashi (Choti Diwali)
Celebration of Krishna's victory over demon Narakasura
Diwali (Lakshmi Puja)
Festival of Lights — Lakshmi-Ganesha puja on Kartika Amavasya
Masik ShivaratriFasting day
Monthly Shiva worship night — fast and evening puja

Disha Shoola: West

Gowri Panchangam

Daytime

Udyoga6:07 am – 7:33 am
Shubha7:33 am – 8:59 am
Roga8:59 am – 10:25 am
Laabha10:25 am – 11:51 am
Dhana11:51 am – 1:16 pm
Visha1:16 pm – 2:42 pm
Amrita2:42 pm – 4:08 pm
Shunya4:08 pm – 5:34 pm

Night

Shubha5:34 pm – 7:08 pm
Amrita7:08 pm – 8:42 pm
Shunya8:42 pm – 10:17 pm
Roga10:17 pm – 11:51 pm
Visha11:51 pm – 1:25 am · 9 Nov
Dhana1:25 am · 9 Nov – 2:59 am · 9 Nov
Udyoga2:59 am · 9 Nov – 4:33 am · 9 Nov
Laabha4:33 am · 9 Nov – 6:08 am · 9 Nov

Calculated for the selected city using the Lahiri ayanamsa and the amanta month reckoning followed in Telugu states, with each day starting at sunrise. Timings can differ by a few minutes from printed almanacs; for religious observance, please confirm with the Trust's official panchangam or your family priest.

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