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Rashi: सिंह · Dinamana: —
Ends at 10:34 AM · Moon in सिंह
Lord: Ketu · Deity: Pitris (Ancestors)
Most auspicious interval of the day

Daily celestial cycles of Surya (Sunrise & Sunset) and Chandra (Moonrise, Moonset & Paksha phases) for astrological calculations.
Sun in Leo
Moon in Leo
Waning Phase (Dark)
Varsha Ritu
The Five Cosmic Pillars of Vedic Time Measurement
Krishna Paksha
⏱️Ends: 10:34 AM
Deity: Shiva (Lord of Transformation)
Governs spiritual energy, ritual suitability, and emotional balance.
Pada 3 • Lord: Ketu
Deity: Pitris (Ancestors)
Governs mental temperament, cognitive focus, and subconscious tendencies.
Auspicious (शुभ)
⏱️Ends: 06:05 PM
Deity: Yoga Devata
Harmonious angular distance between Sun & Moon, influencing life longevity.
standard Karana
Deity: Brahma Devata
Half division of a Tithi, ideal for calculating success in financial actions.
Ruler: Jupiter
Deity: Lord Vishnu & Brihaspati
Day of the week, infused with the planetary frequency of its cosmic deity.
Real-time calculations based on solar horizon angles
Favorable periods for spiritual, commercial, and personal beginnings
Most auspicious 48-minute period of the day; removes all doshas.
Pre-dawn divine window ideal for meditation, yoga, and sadhana.
Nectar period suitable for commencement of important work.
Auspicious afternoon window for success in litigation, ventures, and journeys.
Twilight sunset moment blessed for puja and spiritual vows.
Periods requiring caution; avoid starting journeys or new contracts
Avoid initiating major deals, travel, or sacred ceremonies.
Governed by Yama; inauspicious for signing financial contracts.
Governed by Saturn; repeat effects occur for events initiated.
Adverse astrological period; avoid beginning new journeys.
Governed by Jupiter (Lord Vishnu & Brihaspati Deva). Undertaking new journeys in this direction carries subtle cosmic resistance.
Consume sesame before travelling South
Traditional 8-part daytime & nighttime muhurat divisions
| Choghadiya | Time Period | Suitability |
|---|---|---|
Shubh | 06:03 AM – 07:37 AM | Auspicious |
Rog | 07:37 AM – 09:10 AM | Inauspicious |
Udveg | 09:10 AM – 10:44 AM | Inauspicious |
Chara | 10:44 AM – 12:18 PM | Good |
Labh | 12:18 PM – 01:51 PM | Auspicious |
Amrit | 01:51 PM – 03:25 PM | Auspicious |
Kaal | 03:25 PM – 04:58 PM | Inauspicious |
Shubh | 04:58 PM – 06:32 PM | Auspicious |
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Today's Panchang for New Delhi on Thursday, 10 September 2026: The presiding Tithi is Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi and the active Nakshatra is Magha. The most auspicious Abhijit Muhurat falls between 11:53 – 12:43. The inauspicious Rahu Kalam window is active from 01:51 – 03:25. Sunrise is at 06:03 and sunset occurs at 06:32.
Vedic answers verified by scholarly astrology guidelines for New Delhi and across India.
Today in New Delhi (Thursday, 10 September 2026), the prevailing Tithi is Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi. Tithi represents the lunar day calculated from the longitudinal separation of the Sun and Moon in accordance with Drik Ganita ephemeris.
Rahu Kalam in New Delhi today is from 01:51 – 03:25. In Vedic astrology, Rahu Kaal is considered an unfavorable period ruled by the shadow planet Rahu; starting major ventures, registrations, or journeys during this period is traditionally avoided.
The most auspicious time today is Abhijit Muhurat, occurring between 11:53 – 12:43. Abhijit Muhurat is the 8th Muhurat of the day centered around midday, capable of nullifying numerous planetary doshas.
Today's active Nakshatra is Magha. Each of the 27 Nakshatras is governed by a deity and planetary ruler, influencing daily rituals, mental temperament, and auspicious beginnings.
SattvaLok calculates ephemerides using high-precision astronomical algorithms (Jean Meeus astronomical calculations) aligned with Indian Standard Time (IST 82.5°E) and local coordinates (28.6139°N, 77.2090°E). This ensures sub-minute accuracy for sunrise, sunset, and prahara divisions.