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Sunday, September 1, 2024

Daily Panchang

  • Masik Shivratri
Krishna Paksha

Sunday, Krishna Paksha. The Masik Shivratri fast falls on this day. The tithi is Chaturdashi till early morning the next day, then Amavasya begins. The Moon is in Ashlesha nakshatra till night, then Magha. Abhijit Muhurta (11:55 – 12:46) is good for new work; avoid Rahu Kaal (17:06 – 18:42). The Moon is in Karka rashi and the Sun in Simha.

Festivals on this date

Sunday, 1 September

Masik Shivratri

Vrat

Nishita Kaal23:58 – 00:43, 2 Sep

The puja is kept at Nishita Kaal, the middle of the night, with Chaturdashi standing.

The monthly night of Shiva, kept on each Krishna Chaturdashi while the tithi stands at midnight. Devotees fast through the day and offer water and bilva leaves to the Shivalinga in the nishita hours; the one in Magha (Phalguna in the north) is Maha Shivratri.

Tithi · Weekday · Lunar month

    • Krishna Chaturdashi

      from 03:41 till Next day 05:22

    Chaturdashi — an intense, transformative day. Best used cautiously for major decisions.

  • Sunday

    Sunday — ruled by the Sun. A day of vitality and authority; good for leadership tasks and self-care.

  • AmantaShravana
    PurnimantaBhadrapada

Nakshatra · Yoga · Karana

    • Ashlesha

      from Previous day 19:39 till 21:48

    • then

      Magha

      21:48 – Next day 00:20

    Sharp nakshatra — favours decisive action, surgery, and matters needing focused force.

    • Parigha

      from Previous day 17:38 till 17:49

    • then

      Shiva

      17:49 – Next day 18:19

    An inauspicious yoga — the Sun and Moon stand in a harsh relation. Traditionally avoided for major new ventures.

    • Vishti

      from 03:41 till 16:28

    • then

      Shakuni

      16:28 – Next day 05:22

    Vishti (Bhadra) karana — traditionally avoided for important new work; routine tasks are fine.

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.

Krishna Chaturdashi · Sun

00061218Udveg · 05:59 – 07:34Chal · 07:34 – 09:10Labh · 09:10 – 10:45Amrit · 10:45 – 12:20Kaal · 12:20 – 13:56Shubh · 13:56 – 15:31Rog · 15:31 – 17:06Udveg · 17:06 – 18:42Shubh · 18:42 – 20:07Amrit · 20:07 – 21:31Chal · 21:31 – 22:56Rog · 22:56 – 00:21Kaal · 00:21 – 01:45Labh · 01:45 – 03:10Udveg · 03:10 – 04:35Shubh · 04:35 – 05:59Uthi · 05:59 – 07:34Amirdha · 07:34 – 09:10Rogam · 09:10 – 10:45Laabam · 10:45 – 12:20Dhanam · 12:20 – 13:56Sugam · 13:56 – 15:31Soram · 15:31 – 17:06Visham · 17:06 – 18:42Dhanam · 18:42 – 20:07Sugam · 20:07 – 21:31Soram · 21:31 – 22:56Visham · 22:56 – 00:21Uthi · 00:21 – 01:45Amirdha · 01:45 – 03:10Rogam · 03:10 – 04:35Laabam · 04:35 – 05:59Brahma Muhurta · 04:29 – 05:14Abhijit Muhurta · 11:55 – 12:46Amrit Kaal · 20:04 – 21:48Rahu Kaal · 17:06 – 18:42Yamaganda Kaal · 12:20 – 13:56Gulika Kaal · 15:31 – 17:06Varjyam · 09:36 – 11:21Sun · 05:59 – 07:02Venus · 07:02 – 08:06Mercury · 08:06 – 09:10Moon · 09:10 – 10:13Saturn · 10:13 – 11:17Jupiter · 11:17 – 12:20Mars · 12:20 – 13:24Sun · 13:24 – 14:28Venus · 14:28 – 15:31Mercury · 15:31 – 16:35Moon · 16:35 – 17:38Saturn · 17:38 – 18:42Jupiter · 18:42 – 19:38Mars · 19:38 – 20:35Sun · 20:35 – 21:31Venus · 21:31 – 22:28Mercury · 22:28 – 23:24Moon · 23:24 – 00:21Saturn · 00:21 – 01:17Jupiter · 01:17 – 02:14Mars · 02:14 – 03:10Sun · 03:10 – 04:06Venus · 04:06 – 05:03Mercury · 05:03 – 05:59

Sep 1

Daily Panchang

Daytime periods

8·1h 35m
05:59
07:34
09:10
10:45
12:20
13:56
15:31
17:06

Night periods

8·1h 25m
18:42
20:07
21:31
22:56
00:21
01:45
03:10
04:35

Daytime periods

8·1h 35m
05:59
07:34
09:10
10:45
12:20
13:56
15:31
17:06

Night periods

8·1h 25m
18:42
20:07
21:31
22:56
00:21
01:45
03:10
04:35
04:29–05:14
11:55–12:46
20:04–21:48
17:06–18:42
12:20–13:56
15:31–17:06
09:36–11:21

Daytime hours

12·1h 4m
05:59
07:02
08:06
09:10
10:13
11:17
12:20
13:24
14:28
15:31
16:35
17:38

Night hours

12·56 min
18:42
19:38
20:35
21:31
22:28
23:24
00:21
01:17
02:14
03:10
04:06
05:03

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tithi on September 1, 2024?
On September 1, 2024, Krishna Chaturdashi lasts till 05:22 on 2 Sep, then Amavasya begins.
What is the nakshatra on September 1, 2024?
The nakshatra is Ashlesha and the yoga is Parigha.
When are sunrise and sunset on September 1, 2024?
In New Delhi, sunrise is at 05:59 and sunset is at 18:42.
When is Rahu Kaal on September 1, 2024?
In New Delhi, Rahu Kaal is from 17:06 to 18:42. Important new work is traditionally not started in this window.

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