Today's Panchang — Wednesday, 09 September 2026
Ujjain, India (traditional reference meridian) · values at sunrise, per almanac convention
Abhijit Muhurat today
11:59 AM – 12:48 PM
The day from sunrise to sunset divides into fifteen muhurtas; Abhijit — "the victorious" — is the eighth, always centred on local solar noon. Tradition treats it as a dependable window for beginning important work when no better muhurta has been chosen. It is timing, not a promise: the work still has to be done.
Rahu Kaal today
12:24 PM – 1:57 PM
One-eighth of the daylight hours, positioned by weekday, that tradition sets aside from beginning new ventures. Routine work continues as normal — this is a scheduling convention, not a danger window.
How this page works: sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset and the muhurta window are computed astronomically for Ujjain, the classical reference point of Indian timekeeping; the five limbs come from the same ephemeris engine that reads full birth charts in the app. Headline values follow the almanac convention (the tithi and nakshatra prevailing at sunrise govern the civil day); where the sky has since moved on, the current value is shown underneath. The same engine — built from real Vedic textbooks, rule by rule — reads full janam kundlis in the app. Refreshed through the day.