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Saturday, 2026-11-14

Kartika Shukla Panchami

Sunrise 06:45Sunset 18:00Sun in LibraMumbai
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Festivals and special days

Children's Day (Nehru Jayanti)

Tithi

Panchami (Shukla paksha, waxing moon) until 23:24
Purna (full): traditionally suited to completing work and to ceremonies.
Shashthi (Shukla paksha, waxing moon) until 16 Nov 02:01
Nanda (joyful): traditionally good for celebrations, festive and creative beginnings.

Nakshatra

Purva Ashadha until 20:24
Ruled by Venus, deity Apas (waters). Ugra: fierce: traditionally suited to bold or forceful work, not to gentle matters.
Uttara Ashadha until 15 Nov 23:29
Ruled by Sun, deity the Vishvadevas. Sthira: fixed: traditionally suited to lasting beginnings, building and planting.

Yoga

Shula until 15 Nov 06:22
Traditionally avoided for new beginnings.
Ganda until 16 Nov 07:16
Traditionally avoided for new beginnings.

Karana

Bava until 10:03
A regular karana, fine for ordinary work.
Balava until 23:24
A regular karana, fine for ordinary work.
Kaulava until 15 Nov 12:44
A regular karana, fine for ordinary work.

Moon sign

Sagittarius until 15 Nov 03:11
Capricorn

Times to know

Rahu Kaal 09:33 to 10:58
Rahu Kaal: traditionally avoided for starting new work.
Yamaganda 13:47 to 15:11
Yamaganda: traditionally avoided for starting new work.
Gulika 06:45 to 08:09
Gulika: traditionally avoided for lasting or repeating matters.
Abhijit muhurta 12:00 to 12:45
Abhijit muhurta: the midday window traditionally considered favourable.
Brahma muhurta 05:09 to 05:57
Brahma muhurta: the pre-dawn window traditionally kept for prayer and study.
Choghadiya and planetary hours

Daytime

NameFromToSuited to
Kaal06:4508:09better avoided for new work
Shubh08:0909:33good for most things
Rog09:3310:58better avoided for new work
Udveg10:5812:22better avoided for new work
Chal12:2213:47fine for travel and moving things
Labh13:4715:11good for most things
Amrit15:1116:35good for most things
Kaal16:3518:00better avoided for new work

Night

NameFromToSuited to
Labh18:0019:36good for most things
Amrit19:3621:11good for most things
Kaal21:1122:47better avoided for new work
Shubh22:4715 Nov 00:23good for most things
Rog15 Nov 00:2315 Nov 01:58better avoided for new work
Udveg15 Nov 01:5815 Nov 03:34better avoided for new work
Chal15 Nov 03:3415 Nov 05:10fine for travel and moving things
Labh15 Nov 05:1015 Nov 06:45good for most things

Planetary hours (Hora)

Hora ofFromTo
Saturn06:4507:41
Jupiter07:4108:37
Mars08:3709:33
Sun09:3310:30
Venus10:3011:26
Mercury11:2612:22
Moon12:2213:19
Saturn13:1914:15
Jupiter14:1515:11
Mars15:1116:07
Sun16:0717:04
Venus17:0418:00
Mercury (night)18:0019:04
Moon (night)19:0420:07
Saturn (night)20:0721:11
Jupiter (night)21:1122:15
Mars (night)22:1523:19
Sun (night)23:1915 Nov 00:23
Venus (night)15 Nov 00:2315 Nov 01:26
Mercury (night)15 Nov 01:2615 Nov 02:30
Moon (night)15 Nov 02:3015 Nov 03:34
Saturn (night)15 Nov 03:3415 Nov 04:38
Jupiter (night)15 Nov 04:3815 Nov 05:41
Mars (night)15 Nov 05:4115 Nov 06:45

All times are local for the place shown. Sunrise and sunset use the standard solar method with refraction (centre of the Sun 50 arcminutes below the horizon). Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are shown as they run from sunrise, with the time each ends; they are sidereal (Lahiri unless set otherwise). The Hindu day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise.

Guidance on this page follows traditional muhurta rules and is a guide for choosing times, not a prediction.

The lunar month is named by the Amanta method (months end at the new moon). The Purnimanta name used in much of north India differs only in the waning half. Months with no sign change of the Sun are marked Adhika. Months that lose a tithi (kshaya) are not handled.

Moonrise and moonset are not shown.

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