Panchang for Mumbai – (Pausha Krishna)
Today's Outlook
Amavasya, Varjya
Panchang Details
- Date
- 18 Janu 2026
- Weekday
- Sunday
- Tithi
- Amavaasyaa
- Nakshatra
- Poo.Shaa.
- Yoga
- Harshana 21:11
- Karana
- Chatushpaada 12:46
Timings
- Sunrise
- 07:16
- Sunset
- 18:22
- Moonrise
- पुढच्या दिवशी
- Moonset
- 18:04
- Rahukaal
- 16:59 - 18:22
- Braahma Muhurta
- 05:40
Calendar Info
- Shaka
- 1947
- Sanvatsara
- Vishvaavasu
- Ayana
- Uttarayana
- Ritu
- Shishira Rutu
- Maasa
- Pausha
- Paksha
- Krishna
Planetary Positions
- Chandra Rashi
- 16:41 After. Makara
- Ravi Rashi Nakshatra
- Makara - U.Shaa.
- Guru Rashi
- Mithuna
- Shukra Rashi
- Makara
- Rashi Pravesha
- No rashi pravesha
Festivals & Vratas
- Darsha Amaavasya
- Anvadhaan
- Amaavasya ends night 1:22
About Today's Panchang
Tithi Details
On 18 January 2026, the Panchang for Mumbai shows Amavaasyaa tithi during Krishna of the Hindu month Pausha. The karana for this period is . The tithi is the lunar day in the Hindu calendar, determined by the angular distance between the Sun and Moon. Each tithi has unique characteristics that influence the suitability of various activities, rituals, and ceremonies.
Nakshatra & Yoga
The nakshatra (lunar mansion) for today is Poo.Shaa., and the yoga is . The Moon is positioned in . Nakshatras are the 27 lunar mansions through which the Moon travels, each governing different aspects of life. The yoga, formed by the combined longitude of the Sun and Moon, adds another layer of auspiciousness to the day's activities.
Auspicious & Inauspicious Timings
Sunrise in Mumbai is at 07:16 and sunset at 18:22. Moonrise occurs at पुढच्या दिवशी and moonset at 18:04. Brahma Muhurta, traditionally regarded as the most auspicious time for spiritual practices, meditation, and study, begins at 05:40. Rahu Kaal, considered an inauspicious period best avoided for starting new ventures or important undertakings, falls during 16:59 - 18:22.
Day Guidance
Based on the overall panchang analysis, this day is rated as "Best Day". Amavasya, Varjya The Date Panchang has been providing accurate panchang calculations based on traditional Hindu astronomical methods since 1916. Consult this daily panchang to align your important events, pujas, muhurtas, and daily activities with favorable cosmic timings.
Festivals & Vratas
Today's festivals and observances include Darsha Amaavasya, Anvadhaan, Amaavasya ends night 1:22. These occasions hold special cultural and spiritual significance in the Hindu calendar and are traditionally observed with specific rituals, prayers, and customs. Refer to the detailed panchang information above for precise timings of these observances.