Do Ghati Muhurat: 30 Daily Vedic Muhurats
View traditional Do Ghati Muhurat divisions for the selected location and date.
Thursday, 8 October 2026
Current Do Ghati
Ahirbudhnya (Pradosha)
7:32 pm - 8:21 pm
Ahirbudhnya — Traditionally considered auspicious. — Auspicious
Day Do Ghati Muhurat
6:08 am – 5:55 pm
| No. | Muhurat | Time | Nature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rudra (Pratah)Inauspicious Rudra — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 6:08 am-6:55 am | Inauspicious |
| 2 | Uraga (Pratah)Inauspicious Uraga — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 6:55 am-7:42 am | Inauspicious |
| 3 | Mitra (Pratah)Auspicious Mitra — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 7:42 am-8:29 am | Auspicious |
| 4 | Pitara (Sangava)Inauspicious Pitara — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 8:29 am-9:16 am | Inauspicious |
| 5 | Vasu (Sangava)Auspicious Vasu — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 9:16 am-10:03 am | Auspicious |
| 6 | Ambu (Sangava)Auspicious Ambu — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 10:03 am-10:50 am | Auspicious |
| 7 | Vishwedeva (Madhyahna)Auspicious Vishwedeva — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 10:50 am-11:37 am | Auspicious |
| 8 | Vidhi (Madhyahna)Auspicious Vidhi — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 11:37 am-12:25 pm | Auspicious |
| 9 | Brahma (Madhyahna)Auspicious Brahma — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 12:25 pm-1:12 pm | Auspicious |
| 10 | Indra (Aparahna)Auspicious Indra — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 1:12 pm-1:59 pm | Auspicious |
| 11 | Indragni (Aparahna)Inauspicious Indragni — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 1:59 pm-2:46 pm | Inauspicious |
| 12 | Daitya (Aparahna)Inauspicious Daitya — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 2:46 pm-3:33 pm | Inauspicious |
| 13 | Varuna (Sayahna)Auspicious Varuna — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 3:33 pm-4:20 pm | Auspicious |
| 14 | Aryama (Sayahna)Auspicious Aryama — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 4:20 pm-5:07 pm | Auspicious |
| 15 | Bhaga (Sayahna)Inauspicious Bhaga — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 5:07 pm-5:55 pm | Inauspicious |
Night Do Ghati Muhurat
5:55 pm – 6:08 am
| No. | Muhurat | Time | Nature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Ishwara (Pradosha)Inauspicious Ishwara — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 5:55 pm-6:43 pm | Inauspicious |
| 17 | Ajaikapada (Pradosha)Inauspicious Ajaikapada — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 6:43 pm-7:32 pm | Inauspicious |
| 18 | Ahirbudhnya (Pradosha)NOWAuspicious Ahirbudhnya — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 7:32 pm-8:21 pm | Auspicious |
| 19 | Pusha (Ratri)Auspicious Pusha — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 8:21 pm-9:10 pm | Auspicious |
| 20 | Ashwini (Ratri)Auspicious Ashwini — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 9:10 pm-9:59 pm | Auspicious |
| 21 | Yama (Ratri)Inauspicious Yama — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 9:59 pm-10:48 pm | Inauspicious |
| 22 | Agni (Nishitha)Inauspicious Agni — Traditionally considered inauspicious. | 10:48 pm-11:37 pm | Inauspicious |
| 23 | Brahma (Nishitha)Auspicious Brahma — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 11:37 pm-12:25 am | Auspicious |
| 24 | Chandra (Nishitha)Auspicious Chandra — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 12:25 am-1:14 am | Auspicious |
| 25 | Aditi (Ushah)Auspicious Aditi — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 1:14 am-2:03 am | Auspicious |
| 26 | Brihaspati (Ushah)Auspicious Brihaspati — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 2:03 am-2:52 am | Auspicious |
| 27 | Vishnu (Ushah)Auspicious Vishnu — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 2:52 am-3:41 am | Auspicious |
| 28 | Surya (Arunodaya)Auspicious Surya — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 3:41 am-4:30 am | Auspicious |
| 29 | Tvashta (Arunodaya)Auspicious Tvashta — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 4:30 am-5:19 am | Auspicious |
| 30 | Samirana (Arunodaya)Auspicious Samirana — Traditionally considered auspicious. | 5:19 am-6:08 am | Auspicious |
Favorable Do Ghati Periods
Traditionally considered favorable
Mitra — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Vasu — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Ambu — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Vishwedeva — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Generally Avoid
Traditionally considered inauspicious
Rudra — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Uraga — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Pitara — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Indragni — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
About Do Ghati Muhurat
Do Ghati Muhurat divides the Panchang day into 30 Muhurats. Fifteen occur between sunrise and sunset and fifteen occur between sunset and the following sunrise. Each Muhurat consists of two Ghatis.
The actual duration of one Do Ghati period is not fixed at 48 minutes. The daytime interval is divided into 30 Ghatis and the nighttime interval is also divided into 30 Ghatis, so the duration changes according to the selected date and location.
Rudra — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Uraga — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Mitra — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Pitara — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Vasu — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Ambu — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Vishwedeva — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Vidhi — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Brahma — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Indra — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Indragni — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Daitya — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Varuna — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Aryama — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Bhaga — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Ishwara — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Ajaikapada — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Ahirbudhnya — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Pusha — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Ashwini — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Yama — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Agni — Traditionally considered inauspicious.
Brahma — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Chandra — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Aditi — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Brihaspati — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Vishnu — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Surya — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Tvashta — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Samirana — Traditionally considered auspicious.
Auspicious and inauspicious classifications represent traditional interpretations. Regional Panchangam traditions may differ in terminology or classification.