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What is Rahu Kaal and should I avoid it?

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What are Varjyam and Amrit Kalam?

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Friday, 9 October 2026 · Varanasi

Tithi Chaturdashi Krishna Paksha, Vikram Samvat 2083

Friday, 9 October 2026. The Krishna paksha Chaturdashi tithi ends at 09:36 PM, followed by the Amavasya tithi. The Uttara Phalguni nakshatra concludes at 09:20 PM, while the yoga is Brahma.

For Varanasi, sunrise is at 05:53 AM and sunset is at 05:37 PM. Rahu Kaal occurs from 10:17 AM to 11:45 AM, with Abhijit Muhurat from 11:22 AM to 12:09 PM. The Moon resides in the Virgo sign, and the festival is Chaturdashi Shraddha.

Sunrise & Moonrise

Sunrise5:53:22 AM

Sunset5:37:09 PM

Moonrise4:25:44 AM

Moonset4:41:01 PM

Panchang

Tithi

Chaturdashi 08-Oct-26 10:16 PM – 09-Oct-26 09:36 PMAmavasya 09-Oct-26 09:36 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:20 PM

Nakshatra

Uttara Phalguni 08-Oct-26 09:20 PM – 09-Oct-26 09:19 PMHasta 09-Oct-26 09:19 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:42 PM

Yoga

Brahma 09-Oct-26 12:58 AM – 09-Oct-26 11:21 PMAindra 09-Oct-26 11:21 PM – 10-Oct-26 10:02 PM

Karana

Vishti 08-Oct-26 10:16 PM – 09-Oct-26 09:53 AMShakuni 09-Oct-26 09:53 AM – 09-Oct-26 09:36 PMChatushpada 09-Oct-26 09:36 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:24 AM

WeekdayFriday

PakshaKrishna

Rashi & Nakshatra

Moon Rashi

Virgo 09-Oct-26 03:18 AM – 11-Oct-26 10:04 AM

Sun RashiVirgo

Nakshatra Pada

Uttara Phalguni - 2 09-Oct-26 03:18 AM – 09-Oct-26 09:17 AMUttara Phalguni - 3 09-Oct-26 09:17 AM – 09-Oct-26 03:18 PMUttara Phalguni - 4 09-Oct-26 03:18 PM – 09-Oct-26 09:19 PMHasta - 1 09-Oct-26 09:19 PM – 10-Oct-26 03:23 AMHasta - 2 10-Oct-26 03:23 AM – 10-Oct-26 09:28 AM

Nakshatra LordSun

GanaManushya

YoniGau

NadiAntya

VarnaVaishya

VashyaManava

TattvaEarth

Lunar Month & Samvat

Vikram Samvat2083 Siddharthi

Shaka Samvat1948 Parabhava

Gujarati Samvat2082 Pingala

Chandramasa (Amanta)Bhadrapada

Chandramasa (Purnimanta)Ashwina

Maas (Month)Ashwin

Ritu & Ayana

Ritu (Vedic)Varsha

Ritu (Drik)Sharad

AyanaDakshinayana

GolaDakshina

Dinamana11 Hours 43 Mins 47 Secs

Ratrimana12 Hours 16 Mins 40 Secs

Madhyahna11:45:15 AM

Auspicious Timings

Brahma Muhurta4:15:36 AM, 10 Oct to 5:04:42 AM, 10 Oct

Pratah Sandhya4:40:09 AM, 10 Oct to 5:53:49 AM, 10 Oct

Abhijit11:21:48 AM to 12:08:43 PM

Vijaya Muhurta1:42:33 PM to 2:29:28 PM

Godhuli Muhurta5:36:09 PM to 5:56:09 PM

Sayahna Sandhya5:37:09 PM to 6:50:49 PM

Amrit Kalam2:08:07 PM to 3:44:05 PM

Nishita Muhurta11:20:56 PM to 12:10:02 AM, 10 Oct

Inauspicious Timings

Rahu Kaal10:17:17 AM to 11:45:15 AM

Yamaganda2:41:12 PM to 4:09:11 PM

Gulika Kaal7:21:20 AM to 8:49:19 AM

Dur Muhurtam8:14:07 AM to 9:01:02 AM · 12:08:43 PM to 12:55:38 PM

Varjyam5:52:01 AM, 10 Oct to 7:29:32 AM, 10 Oct

Nivas & Shool

Disha ShoolWest

HomahutiShukra

AgnivasaPrithvi (Earth)

Shivavasain Shamshan

Chandra VasaEast

Rahu VasaWest

Anandadi YogaShubha

Lagna Chart at Sunrise

Planet	Rashi	Longitude	Nakshatra	Pada
Lagna	Virgo	20°37'32"	Hasta	4
Sun	Virgo	21°30'11"	Hasta	4
Moon	Virgo	01°26'26"	Uttara Phalguni	2
Mars	Cancer	12°03'38"	Pushya	3
Mercury	Libra	16°17'36"	Swati	3
Jupiter	Cancer	26°44'46"	Ashlesha	4
VenusR	Libra	13°36'52"	Swati	3
SaturnR	Pisces	16°42'56"	Revati	1
Rahu	Aquarius	04°49'01"	Dhanishtha	4
Ketu	Leo	04°49'01"	Magha	2

Chandrabalam & Tarabalam

Good Chandrabalam

until 5:53:49 AM, 10 Oct — Aries, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Pisces

Good Tarabalam

until 9:19:59 PM — Bharani, Rohini, Mrigashira, Punarvasu, Ashlesha, Purva Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Vishakha, Jyeshtha, Purva Ashadha, Shravana, Dhanishtha, Purva Bhadrapada, Revati

Good Tarabalam

until 5:53:49 AM, 10 Oct — Ashwini, Krittika, Mrigashira, Ardra, Pushya, Magha, Uttara Phalguni, Chitra, Swati, Anuradha, Mula, Uttara Ashadha, Dhanishtha, Shatabhisha, Uttara Bhadrapada

Other Calendars & Epoch

Kaliyuga5127 Years

AyanamshaLahiri 24°13'52"

Kali Ahargana1872857 Days

Julian Day2461322.5

Rata Die739898

Modified Julian Day61322

National Civil DateAshwin 17, 1948 Shaka

Tithi Details

The tithi at sunrise on 9 October 2026 is the Chaturdashi tithi, which is traditionally associated with the deity Shiva. This tithi belongs to the Rikta group and is described as a Rikta (empty) tithi — traditionally avoided for new auspicious beginnings.. Following this, the Amavasya tithi begins, associated with the Pitrs (ancestors). This is a Purna (full) tithi — traditionally good for completing and finalising work and is traditionally used for. Understanding the tithi is a core part of any online panchang to determine the energy of the day.

Nakshatra Analysis

The primary nakshatra for this day is Uttara Phalguni, which ends at 09:20 PM. This lunar mansion is governed by the deity Aryaman and is of the Dhruva (fixed) type. According to tradition, it is traditionally favoured for lasting work — foundations, planting, taking up positions. Later, the Hasta nakshatra begins, governed by Savitar (Surya). This is a Kshipra (swift) nakshatra and is traditionally favoured for traditionally favoured for trade, learning, medicine and quick beginnings. The alignment of the stars helps in selecting the right moment for specific activities.

Yoga and Karana

The yoga prevailing on this day is Brahma, which is traditionally considered auspicious.. Regarding the karana, the day begins with Vishti, which is a movable (Chara) karana — Bhadra and is inauspicious: traditionally avoided for auspicious beginnings. This is followed by Shakuni, a fixed (Sthira) karana that is traditionally for medicine and mantra work. These elements provide deeper insight when checking the panchang for the day to refine the timing of events.

Weekday Significance

This day is Friday, which is ruled by the planet Venus and the deity Lakshmi and Durga. In Vedic tradition, each weekday carries a specific vibration that influences the general mood and success of various activities. The influence of Venus is traditionally considered to be the dominant force on this day, affecting both the physical and spiritual realms. Aligning one's actions with the nature of the ruling planet is a common practice in traditional Vedic astrology.

Lunar Month and Paksha

The current lunar phase is the Krishna paksha, and the month is Bhadrapada. For those wondering which masa is going on now, it is the Bhadrapada month of the 2083 Vikram Samvat and 1948 Shaka Samvat. The year is identified as Siddharthi in the Vikram calendar and Parabhava in the Shaka calendar. This period falls within the Sharad ritu and the Dakshinayana ayana, marking the seasonal transition of the sun through the Virgo sign.

Moon Sign and Strength

The Moon is positioned in the Virgo sign until 10:04 AM, 11 Oct. This placement creates Chandrabalam for those with signs in Aries, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Pisces.. The position of the Moon is traditionally used to determine the emotional tone of the day and the mental strength of individuals based on their rashi.

Festivals and Vrats

This day is marked by the celebration of Chaturdashi Shraddha. Such festivals are traditionally observed with specific rituals, prayers, and fasting to honor the deities associated with the occasion.. Observing the lunar calendar allows devotees to align their spiritual practices with the cosmic cycles, ensuring that the energy of the tithi and nakshatra is fully utilized for spiritual growth.

Auspicious Timings

Selecting a shubh muhurat is essential for ensuring the success of new ventures. The following timings are traditionally considered favorable for this day:

Brahma Muhurta: 04:16 AM, 10 Oct to 05:05 AM, 10 Oct
Abhijit Muhurat: 11:22 AM to 12:09 PM
Vijaya Muhurta: 01:43 PM to 02:29 PM
Godhuli Time: 05:36 PM to 05:56 PM
Amrit Kalam: 02:08 PM to 03:44 PM

These windows of time are traditionally believed to be aligned with positive cosmic energies.

Inauspicious Timings

Certain periods of the day are traditionally avoided for starting important work or signing contracts. The following timings are considered ashubh:

Rahu Kaal: 10:17 AM to 11:45 AM
Yamaganda: 02:41 PM to 04:09 PM
Gulika Kaal: 07:21 AM to 08:49 AM
Dur Muhurtam: 08:14 AM to 09:01 AM
Nishita Kaal: 11:21 PM to 12:10 AM, 10 Oct

Avoiding these intervals is a common tradition to prevent unforeseen obstacles.

Day and Night Duration

The length of the day and night varies based on the position of the sun. On this day, the Dinamana is 11 hours and 43 minutes. The Ratrimana is 12 hours and 16 minutes. The mid-day point, or Madhyahna, occurs at 11:45 AM. Additionally, the Moon rises at 04:26 AM and sets at 04:41 PM. These measurements are traditionally used to calculate the precise timing of rituals and the distribution of daily activities.

Directional and Planetary Vasas

Directional awareness is important in Vedic tradition to avoid obstacles. The Disha Shool for this day is West, meaning travel in this direction is traditionally avoided. Other planetary placements include Agnivasa in Prithvi, Shivavasa in Shamshan, and Chandra Vasa in the East. Rahu Vasa is located in the West. These placements are traditionally used to determine the suitability of the location for performing specific havan or religious ceremonies.

Practical Application of Panchang

To make the most of this day's energy, one can apply the panchang in several ways. First, use the shubh muhurat timings for initiating important conversations or starting new projects. Second, refer to the nakshatra's nature, which is Dhruva (fixed), to align your creative or professional tasks. Third, avoid the Rahu Kaal period for critical decision-making. Finally, consider the influence of the Virgo moon to manage your emotional well-being and interactions with others.

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