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Daily Panchang

Dainika Panchang, 20 August 2028

30, ShravanaKrishna Paksha, Amavasya
2084 Gujarati Samvat
20
August 2028
Sunday
Festivals & Vratas:Darsha AmavasyaAnvadhanIshtiHariyali AmavasyaGanda MoolaAadal YogaChaturmasa Period∞Yoga:ParighaSiddha Yoga

The Five Limbs

Tithi

Ends at 04:13 PM
Next: Pratipada

Nakshatra

Ends at 10:22 AM
Next: Magha

Yoga

Ends at 01:06 AM, Aug 21
Next: Shiva

Karana

Ends at 06:02 AM
Next: Naga

Vara

Sunday
Weekday (Sun (Surya))
Ruler: Sun (Surya)

24-Hour Progression (Sunrise to Sunrise)

Local Solar Day
05:53 AM (Sunrise)12:0006:41 PM (Sunset)00:0005:54 AM, Aug 21 (Next Sunrise)
Tithi
Amavasya (Ends at 04:13 PM)
Pratipada
Nakshatra
Ashlesha (10:22 AM)
Magha
Yoga
Parigha (Ends at 01:06 AM, Aug 21)
Shiva
Karana
Naga (Ends at 04:13 PM)
Kintughna

Surya & Chandra

Sun (Surya)

Sunrise
05:53 AM
Sunset
06:41 PM
Sun Sign: Leo (Simha)Day Length (Dinamana): 12h 47mMadhyahna (Solar Noon): 12:17 PM

Moon (Chandra)

Moonrise
None
Moonset
06:32 PM
Moon Sign: Cancer (Karka)Night Length (Ratrimana): 11h 12m

Detailed Panchanga

Krishna Paksha
Tithi
AmavasyaEnds at 04:13 PM• Next: Pratipada
ParighaEnds at 01:06 AM, Aug 21• Next: Shiva
Weekday
Sunday
Month (Amavasyant)
Shravana
AshleshaEnds at 10:22 AM• Next: Magha
Karana
Chatushpada(06:02 AM)Naga(04:13 PM)Kintughna(02:22 AM, Aug 21)
Paksha
Krishna Paksha(Dark Fortnight)
Month (Purnimant)
Bhadrapada

Rashi & Nakshatra Details

Surya Nakshatra: Magha (Pada 1)
Moon Sign
Cancer (Karka)(till 10:22 AM)→ Leo (Simha) (from 10:22 AM)
Sun Sign
Leo (Simha)• Nirayana System
Surya Nakshatra
MaghaPada 1
Nakshatra Padas
Ashlesha (Pada 4)10:22 AMMagha (Pada 1)03:40 PMMagha (Pada 2)08:57 PMMagha (Pada 3)02:13 AM, Aug 21Magha (Pada 4)Cont.
Sun Longitude: 123.27°Moon Longitude: 117.19°

Lunar Month, Samvat and Brihaspati Samvatsara

VS 2085 · Shaka 1950
Vikram Samvat
Shaka Samvat
1950Kilaka
Gujarati Samvat
Pravishte / Gate
5(Solar Month Day)
Brihaspati Samvat
Dundubhiupto 05:16 PM, Wednesday, 12 April 2028
Next Samvat
Rudhirodgari(Upcoming Jovian Year)
Chandramasa
Bhadrapada(Purnimanta)
Shravana(Amanta)
Cycle Type
Barhaspatya 60-Year Cycle(North & South Tradition)

Auspicious Timings

16 Timings9 Active
Primary Solar Muhurats (8)8 Active
  • Brahma Muhurat
    04:24 AM – 05:09 AM
  • Pratah Sandhya
    04:47 AM – 05:54 AM
  • 11:52 AM – 12:43 PM
  • Vijaya Muhurta
    02:26 PM – 03:17 PM
  • Godhuli Muhurta
    06:42 PM – 07:04 PM
  • Sayahna Sandhya
    06:42 PM – 07:49 PM
  • Amrit Kalam
    12:27 AM – 01:51 AM, Aug 21
  • Nishita Muhurta
    11:56 PM – 12:40 AM, Aug 21
Auspicious Yogas (8)1 Active
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Auspicious Timings Guide: Brahma Muhurat, Abhijit, and Amrit Kalam are traditionally chosen for launching ventures, travel, and auspicious ceremonies.

Inauspicious Periods

19 Periods8 Active
Negative Periods & Doshas (10)7 Active
  • 05:06 PM – 06:42 PM
  • Yamaganda
    12:18 PM – 01:54 PM
  • Gulika Kalam
    03:30 PM – 05:06 PM
  • Dur Muhurtam
    04:59 PM – 05:50 PM
  • Varjyam
    08:56 PM – 10:20 PM
  • Baana Dosha
    Mrityu
  • Bhadra (Vishti)
    None
  • Vinchudo
    None
  • Panchak
    None
  • 05:53 AM – 10:22 AM
Inauspicious Yogas (9)1 Active
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Traditional Guidance: Important undertakings, financial investments, and major travel are traditionally avoided during Rahu Kalam and Yamaganda.

Ritu & Ayana

Varsha (Monsoon)
Drik Ayana
Dakshinayana
Drik Ritu
Varsha (Monsoon)
Netram
No Eyes (Inauspicious / Avoid)
Vedic Ayana
Dakshinayana
Vedic Ritu
Varsha (Monsoon)
Jeeva
0 (No Life - Inauspicious)

Nivas, Shoola & Alignments

Panchaka Rahita: Auspicious
Chandra Nivasa
North (Uttara)(upto 10:22 AM)→East (Purva)
Agnivasa
Patala (Inauspicious)(Ends at 04:13 PM)→Prithvi / Earth (Auspicious)
Disha Shoola
West (Pashchima)(Consume barley before travel)
Shivavasa
Gowri (With Gowri)(Ends at 04:13 PM)→Shmashana (Cremation Ground)
Rahu Vasa
North (Uttara)
Homahuti
Ketu
Kumbha Chakra
South
Panchaka Rahita
Auspicious

Mantri Mandala (Council of Planets)

Raja (King)
Moon (Chandra)
Mantri (Minister)
Jupiter (Guru)
Senapati (Commander)
Mercury (Budha)
Sasyadhipati (Summer Crops)
Sun (Surya)
Dhanyadhipati (Winter Grains)
Venus (Shukra)
Dhanadhipati (Finance & Treasury)
Saturn (Shani)
Meghadhipati (Clouds & Rain)
Mercury (Budha)
Rasadhipati (Liquids & Oils)
Mars (Mangala)
Nirasadhipati (Metals & Minerals)
Sun (Surya)
Phaladhipati (Fruits)
Mercury (Budha)

Chandrabalam

6 Favorable1 Ashtama Chandra (Avoid starting new tasks)
Unfavorable
Unfavorable
Unfavorable
Favorable
Favorable
Ashtama Chandra (Avoid starting new tasks)
Unfavorable

Tarabalam

15 Favorable12 Unfavorable
Parama Mitra (Greatest Friend / Supreme Support)Favorable
Mitra (Friendly & Favorable)Favorable
Naidhana (Severe destruction / Loss)Unfavorable
Sadhana (Success in efforts)Favorable
Pratyak (Obstacles in work)Unfavorable
Kshema (Well-being & Safety)Favorable
Vipat (Danger / Obstacles)Unfavorable
Sampat (Wealth & Prosperity)Favorable
Janma (Body / Self)Unfavorable
Parama Mitra (Greatest Friend / Supreme Support)Favorable

Panchaka Rahita Intervals

9 Auspicious4 Inauspicious
05:53 AM – 07:53 AM
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
07:53 AM – 10:03 AM
Mrityu Panchaka (Severe danger)
10:03 AM – 12:17 PM
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
12:17 PM – 02:33 PM
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
02:33 PM – 04:38 PM
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
04:38 PM – 06:25 PM
Raja Panchaka (Success & Honor)
06:25 PM – 07:59 PM
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
07:59 PM – 09:30 PM
Chora Panchaka (Risk of theft/loss)
09:30 PM – 11:10 PM
Raja Panchaka (Success & Honor)
11:10 PM – 01:09 AM, Aug 21
Chora Panchaka (Risk of theft/loss)
01:09 AM – 03:22 AM, Aug 21
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
03:22 AM – 05:38 AM, Aug 21
Roga Panchaka (Health concern)
05:38 AM – 05:54 AM, Aug 21
Subha Panchaka (Auspicious)
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Udaya Lagna Timings

12 Rashis
05:53 AM – 07:53 AM
07:53 AM – 10:03 AM
10:03 AM – 12:17 PM
12:17 PM – 02:33 PM
02:33 PM – 04:38 PM
04:38 PM – 06:25 PM
06:25 PM – 07:59 PM
07:59 PM – 09:30 PM
09:30 PM – 11:10 PM
11:10 PM – 01:09 AM, Aug 21
01:09 AM – 03:22 AM, Aug 21
03:22 AM – 05:38 AM, Aug 21
05:38 AM – 05:54 AM, Aug 21
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Other Calendars & Epoch

3 Domains • 9 Parameters
Vedic Chronology
Kali Yuga Year
5129
Kali Ahargana
1873538
Lahiri Ayanamsha
24.256229°
Astronomical Counts
Julian Day
2462003
Modified Julian Day
62003
Rata Die (RD)
740579
National & Julian Dates
National Date
29 Shravana, 1950
Nirayana Date
10 Bhadrapada, 1950
Julian Date
August 7, 2028 CE

Festivals, Vrats & Rituals

7 Day Festivals & Events

Darsha Amavasya

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Darsha Amavasya bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Darsha Amavasya rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

Anvadhan

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Anvadhan bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Anvadhan rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

Ishti

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Ishti bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Ishti rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

Hariyali Amavasya

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Hariyali Amavasya bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Hariyali Amavasya rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

Ganda Moola

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Ganda Moola bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Ganda Moola rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

Aadal Yoga

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Aadal Yoga bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Aadal Yoga rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

Chaturmasa Period

Major Festival

Auspicious celebration and sacred observance of Chaturmasa Period bringing families and communities together in devotion.

Significance

Every traditional festival carries a profound timeless message—reminding us of the interconnectedness of all life, the cycles of nature, and the ultimate triumph of goodness, gratitude, and moral integrity. Participating in Chaturmasa Period rejuvenates the spirit, alleviates daily stresses, and passes down cherished cultural values and sacred wisdom to future generations.

Rituals & Observances
  • ✦Early morning purification bath and wearing clean, festive traditional attire.
  • ✦Illuminating the home shrine with ghee lamps and offering fresh fragrant flowers.
  • ✦Performing traditional prayers and chanting uplifting hymns and stotras.
  • ✦Preparing and sharing delicious festive meals and consecrated prasad with neighbors and the needy.
  • ✦Expressing gratitude for health, family unity, and prosperity.

About The Five Limbs & Dainika Panchanga

5 Limbs
A Panchanga is an ancient Vedic calendar and almanac that follows traditional units of timekeeping, presenting astronomical calculations in a precise mathematical form. 'Dainika' means daily.

Tithi

1

The lunar day representing the angular distance between the Sun and Moon (each 12°). Crucial for determining fasts, festivals, and sacred rites.

Nakshatra

2

The lunar mansion occupied by the Moon in the sidereal zodiac (13° 20' each). It deeply influences mental inclinations and day energy.

Yoga

3

The sum of the longitudes of the Sun and Moon divided into 27 segments. Reflects the subtle prevailing mood and harmony of the day.

Karana

4

Half a Tithi (6° angular difference). Used for fine-grained selection of Muhuratas for specific commercial, domestic, and spiritual tasks.

Vara

5

The weekday ruled by a planetary lord, establishing the foundational energetic principle of the 24-hour cycle from sunrise to next sunrise.