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Thursday, March 19, 2026

Daily Panchang

Krishna Paksha

Thursday, Krishna Paksha. Gudi Padwa and Chaitra Navratri fall on this day. The tithi is Amavasya till morning, then Pratipada begins. Amavasya is the new moon, a day for ancestors, quiet and reflection. The Moon is in Uttara Bhadrapada nakshatra till early morning the next day, then Revati. Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga is formed on this day, an auspicious time for new work. Abhijit Muhurta (12:05 – 12:53) is good for new work; avoid Rahu Kaal (13:59 – 15:30). The Moon and the Sun are both in Meena rashi.

Festivals on this date

Thursday, 19 March

Gudi Padwa

Kept on the day the tithi stands at sunrise; the observance runs through the day.

MaharashtraGoa

The lunar new year of the Deccan — households raise the gudi flag at dawn to mark Brahma's creation of time. One of the sade-teen muhurat, the almanac tradition's three-and-a-half days held auspicious for any new beginning.

Chaitra Navratri

Kept on the day the tithi stands at sunrise; the observance runs through the day.

Nine nights dedicated to the nine forms of the goddess Durga, beginning the Hindu lunar new year. Marked by fasting, prayer, and devotional music.

Tithi · Weekday · Lunar month

    • Amavasya

      from Previous day 08:25 till 06:53

    • then

      Shukla Pratipada

      06:53 – Next day 04:52

    Amavasya — the new moon. A day for pitru tarpan, quiet worship and rest; new starts are avoided.

  • Thursday

    Thursday — ruled by Jupiter. The most auspicious weekday; favourable for learning, ceremony, and new beginnings.

  • AmantaPhalguna
    PurnimantaChaitra

Nakshatra · Yoga · Karana

    • Uttara Bhadrapada · Pada 1

      from 05:21 till Next day 04:05

    Fixed nakshatra — best for long-term commitments, foundations, and permanent purchases.

    • Shukla

      from 04:01 till Next day 01:17

    An auspicious yoga — the Sun and Moon stand in a favourable relation. Considered supportive for most new beginnings.

    • Naga

      from Previous day 19:43 till 06:53

    • then

      Kimstughna

      06:53 – 17:56

    • then

      Bava

      17:56 – Next day 04:52

    A fixed karana — these occur only at month-end and mark transitions. Often used for finishing pending matters.

Day at a glance

A timing system used mainly in Gujarat, Rajasthan and North India: eight day windows and eight night windows, each rated good, neutral, or bad. A quick way to pick (or avoid) a slot for an everyday task.

A South Indian tradition that splits the day and night into eight Gowri windows each — used for picking auspicious slots for everyday work.

A short-list of the seven most important windows — three auspicious (Brahma, Abhijit, Amrit) and four to avoid (Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika, Varjyam). Some days may show fewer if a window isn't computed.

Each day and night splits into twelve planetary hours, each ruled by a planet. The ruling planet sets the hour's tone — pick an hour whose ruler suits the task.

Amavasya · Thu

00061218Shubh · 06:26 – 07:57Rog · 07:57 – 09:27Udveg · 09:27 – 10:58Chal · 10:58 – 12:29Labh · 12:29 – 13:59Amrit · 13:59 – 15:30Kaal · 15:30 – 17:01Shubh · 17:01 – 18:31Amrit · 18:31 – 20:00Chal · 20:00 – 21:30Rog · 21:30 – 22:59Kaal · 22:59 – 00:28Labh · 00:28 – 01:57Udveg · 01:57 – 03:27Shubh · 03:27 – 04:56Amrit · 04:56 – 06:25Dhanam · 06:26 – 07:57Sugam · 07:57 – 09:27Soram · 09:27 – 10:58Uthi · 10:58 – 12:29Amirdha · 12:29 – 13:59Visham · 13:59 – 15:30Rogam · 15:30 – 17:01Laabam · 17:01 – 18:31Amirdha · 18:31 – 20:00Visham · 20:00 – 21:30Rogam · 21:30 – 22:59Laabam · 22:59 – 00:28Dhanam · 00:28 – 01:57Sugam · 01:57 – 03:27Soram · 03:27 – 04:56Uthi · 04:56 – 06:25Brahma Muhurta · 04:51 – 05:38Abhijit Muhurta · 12:05 – 12:53Amrit Kaal · 23:32 – 01:03Rahu Kaal · 13:59 – 15:30Yamaganda Kaal · 06:26 – 07:57Gulika Kaal · 09:27 – 10:58Varjyam · 14:26 – 15:57Jupiter · 06:26 – 07:27Mars · 07:27 – 08:27Sun · 08:27 – 09:27Venus · 09:27 – 10:28Mercury · 10:28 – 11:28Moon · 11:28 – 12:29Saturn · 12:29 – 13:29Jupiter · 13:29 – 14:30Mars · 14:30 – 15:30Sun · 15:30 – 16:30Venus · 16:30 – 17:31Mercury · 17:31 – 18:31Moon · 18:31 – 19:31Saturn · 19:31 – 20:30Jupiter · 20:30 – 21:30Mars · 21:30 – 22:29Sun · 22:29 – 23:29Venus · 23:29 – 00:28Mercury · 00:28 – 01:28Moon · 01:28 – 02:27Saturn · 02:27 – 03:27Jupiter · 03:27 – 04:26Mars · 04:26 – 05:25Sun · 05:25 – 06:25

Mar 19

Daily Panchang

Daytime periods

8·1h 31m
06:26
07:57
09:27
10:58
12:29
13:59
15:30
17:01

Night periods

8·1h 29m
18:31
20:00
21:30
22:59
00:28
01:57
03:27
04:56

Daytime periods

8·1h 31m
06:26
07:57
09:27
10:58
12:29
13:59
15:30
17:01

Night periods

8·1h 29m
18:31
20:00
21:30
22:59
00:28
01:57
03:27
04:56
04:51–05:38
12:05–12:53
23:32–01:03
13:59–15:30
06:26–07:57
09:27–10:58
14:26–15:57

Daytime hours

12·1h
06:26
07:27
08:27
09:27
10:28
11:28
12:29
13:29
14:30
15:30
16:30
17:31

Night hours

12·59 min
18:31
19:31
20:30
21:30
22:29
23:29
00:28
01:28
02:27
03:27
04:26
05:25

Calculated using Lahiri ayanamsa and the Drik Ganita (true-position) method.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tithi on March 19, 2026?
On March 19, 2026, Amavasya lasts till 06:53, then Shukla Pratipada begins.
What is the nakshatra on March 19, 2026?
The nakshatra is Uttara Bhadrapada and the yoga is Shukla.
When are sunrise and sunset on March 19, 2026?
In New Delhi, sunrise is at 06:26 and sunset is at 18:31.
When is Rahu Kaal on March 19, 2026?
In New Delhi, Rahu Kaal is from 13:59 to 15:30. Important new work is traditionally not started in this window.

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