Panchang · पंचांग

Your daily spiritual calendar, beautifully simplified

Vedagya Panchang helps you understand the energy, timing, and observances of each day with clarity and ease. Track tithi, nakshatra, auspicious timings, festivals, and natural rhythms — all in one elegant view.

Today's Panchang

Calculating today's Panchang…

What the Panchang shows each day

Tithi & Lunar Phase

Understand the current lunar phase, its meaning, and its significance for rituals, emotional tone, and spiritual alignment. The tithi influences the energy of the day and determines the ideal activities — from fasting to celebrations, from introspection to action. Vedagya explains each tithi in simple language so you know exactly what the day holds.

Nakshatra Energy

View the current nakshatra and its natural qualities to better understand the day's subtle energy. Each of the 27 nakshatras carries a unique vibration that influences mood, decision-making, and spiritual practice. Vedagya explains the ruling deity, element, and general guidance for each nakshatra.

Auspicious & Inauspicious Periods

Use Rahu Kaal, Gulika Kaal, Yamagandam, and Abhijit Muhurat as supportive timing references. Know when to start important activities, when to exercise caution, and when the window of maximum auspiciousness opens. Each period is explained with its practical significance.

Festivals & Observances

See significant festivals, vrat dates, and spiritual events so your daily practice remains rooted in the traditional calendar. Vedagya highlights upcoming observances with their significance, recommended practices, and spiritual meaning — keeping you connected to the sacred rhythm of the year.

Natural Rhythm

Track sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset to stay connected with the natural and spiritual rhythm of the day. These timings form the foundation of Vedic daily routine (dinacharya) and influence the quality of meditation, prayer, and spiritual practice throughout the day.

Why Panchang matters in daily life

The Panchang is the foundation of Vedic timekeeping. It connects you to lunar cycles, planetary energies, and seasonal rhythms that have guided millions of lives for thousands of years. In a modern context, it helps you make better decisions about when to act, when to wait, and when to celebrate.

Panchang calendar: October 2026, New Delhi

  1. Krishna Panchami Rohini
  2. Krishna Shashthi Mrigashira
  3. Krishna Saptami Ardra
  4. Krishna Navami Punarvasu
  5. Krishna Dashami Pushya
  6. Krishna Ekadashi Ashlesha Ekadashi
  7. Krishna Dwadashi Magha
  8. Krishna Trayodashi Purva Phalguni
  9. Krishna Chaturdashi Uttara Phalguni
  10. Amavasya Hasta Amavasya
  11. Shukla Pratipada Chitra Sharad Navratri
  12. Shukla Dwitiya Swati
  13. Shukla Tritiya Vishakha
  14. Shukla Chaturthi Anuradha
  15. Shukla Panchami Jyeshtha
  16. Shukla Shashthi Jyeshtha
  17. Shukla Saptami Mula Durga Puja
  18. Shukla Saptami Purva Ashadha
  19. Shukla Ashtami Uttara Ashadha Durga Ashtami
  20. Shukla Navami Shravana Dussehra
  21. Shukla Dashami Dhanishta
  22. Shukla Ekadashi Shatabhisha Ekadashi
  23. Shukla Dwadashi Purva Bhadrapada
  24. Shukla Trayodashi Uttara Bhadrapada
  25. Shukla Chaturdashi Revati
  26. Purnima Ashwini Purnima
  27. Krishna Pratipada Bharani
  28. Krishna Tritiya Krittika
  29. Krishna Chaturthi Rohini Karwa Chauth
  30. Krishna Panchami Mrigashira
  31. Krishna Shashthi Ardra

Tithi and nakshatra at sunrise. Festival dates are calculated for New Delhi.