Day dial for New Delhi, Saturday 11 September 2083A 24-hour dial with noon at the top. Sunrise 06:04, sunset 18:31. Gulika Kalam 06:04 to 07:38. Rahu Kalam 09:11 to 10:44. Abhijit 11:53 to 12:43. Yamaganda 13:51 to 15:24.00061218Moonset 17:58

Panchanga · New Delhi · Saturday 11 September 2083

Saturday in New Delhi.

Chaturdashi until 06:54, then Amavasya.

Observed today New moon, Darsha Amavasya

Times forNew Delhi · 11 September

Rahu Kalam runs 09:11 to 10:44. Avoid new starts then.

The day runs from sunrise at 06:04 to the next sunrise.

  1. SunriseThe panchanga day begins.06:04
  2. Gulika KalamWhat starts now tends to repeat.06:04 to 07:38
  3. Rahu KalamAvoid new starts.09:11 to 10:44
  4. AbhijitThe midday window for beginnings.11:53 to 12:43
  5. YamagandaHold travel and new ventures.13:51 to 15:24
  6. MoonsetThe dot on the bezel where the Moon sets.17:58
  7. SunsetNight hours follow.18:31

Subdial: the Moon, waning, Krishna Chaturdashi.

The five limbs

What the day is made of.

  • VaraShanivaraSaturday, the day of Saturn (Sa)From sunrise at 06:04 to the next sunrise
  • TithiChaturdashi, then Amavasya, then PratipadaThe fourteenth lunar day of the waning Moon, then the fifteenth and first of the waxing MoonChaturdashi until 06:54 · Amavasya until 05:38 Sun · Pratipada until 03:53 Mon
  • NakshatraMagha, then Purva PhalguniThe lunar mansion the Moon is passing throughUntil 10:07, then Purva Phalguni until 09:30 Sun
  • YogaSiddha, then SadhyaOne of 27 Sun and Moon combinationsUntil 15:06, then Sadhya until 12:51 Sun
  • KaranaShakuni, Chatushpada, Naga, then KimstughnaHalf of a lunar dayShakuni until 06:54 · Chatushpada until 18:20 · Naga until 05:38 Sun · Kimstughna until 16:49 Sun

Sun and Moon

When the lights rise and set.

  • Sunrise06:04The Sun's upper edge meets the horizonThe panchanga day begins
  • Sunset18:31Day hours end, night hours begin12 h 27 min of daylight
  • Moonset17:58Upper edge of the Moon on the horizon, seen from the city
  • MoonriseNo moonriseOn some days the Moon does not rise, or does not set, between one midnight and the next

The calendar

Where the day sits in the year.

  • PakshaKrishnaThe waning fortnight, full moon to new moon
  • MasaBhadrapadaLunar month, counted to the full moonShravana when counted to the new moon
  • RituVarshaMonsoon, one of the six seasons
  • SamvatsaraShobhakritThe name of the year in the 60-year cycle

Observances

The fasts ahead.

  • New moonSaturday 11 September
  • Darsha AmavasyaSaturday 11 September

Next Ekadashi

  • Parsva EkadashiTuesday 21 SeptemberBreak the fast on Thursday 23 Sep after sunrise.
  • Parsva Ekadashi (Vaishnava)Wednesday 22 SeptemberFollowers of the Vaishnava tradition (ISKCON and others) keep this Ekadashi one day later.Break the fast on Thursday after sunrise.
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These timings follow tradition. They are not predictions.