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Saturday, 10 October 2026 · Varanasi

Tithi Amavasya Krishna Paksha, Vikram Samvat 2083

Saturday, 10 October 2026. The Krishna paksha Amavasya tithi ends at 09:20 PM, followed by Pratipada tithi. The Hasta nakshatra remains active until 09:43 PM, and the yoga is Aindra.

For Varanasi, sunrise is at 05:54 AM and sunset is at 05:36 PM. Rahu Kaal is from 08:49 AM to 10:17 AM, with Abhijit Muhurat from 11:22 AM to 12:08 PM. The moon is in the Virgo sign, and the festival is Ashwina Amavasya, Sarvapitri Amavasya.

Sunrise & Moonrise

Sunrise5:53:49 AM

Sunset5:36:09 PM

Moonrise5:22:53 AM

Moonset5:13:25 PM

Panchang

Tithi

Amavasya 09-Oct-26 09:36 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:20 PMPratipada 10-Oct-26 09:20 PM – 11-Oct-26 09:31 PM

Nakshatra

Hasta 09-Oct-26 09:19 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:42 PMChitra 10-Oct-26 09:42 PM – 11-Oct-26 10:32 PM

Yoga

Aindra 09-Oct-26 11:21 PM – 10-Oct-26 10:02 PMVaidhriti 10-Oct-26 10:02 PM – 11-Oct-26 09:05 PM

Karana

Chatushpada 09-Oct-26 09:36 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:24 AMNaga 10-Oct-26 09:24 AM – 10-Oct-26 09:20 PMKimstughna 10-Oct-26 09:20 PM – 11-Oct-26 09:22 AM

WeekdaySaturday

PakshaKrishna

Rashi & Nakshatra

Moon Rashi

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

Sun RashiVirgo

Nakshatra Pada

Hasta - 2 10-Oct-26 03:23 AM – 10-Oct-26 09:28 AMHasta - 3 10-Oct-26 09:28 AM – 10-Oct-26 03:34 PMHasta - 4 10-Oct-26 03:34 PM – 10-Oct-26 09:42 PMChitra - 1 10-Oct-26 09:42 PM – 11-Oct-26 03:52 AMChitra - 2 11-Oct-26 03:52 AM – 11-Oct-26 10:04 AM

Nakshatra LordMoon

GanaDeva

YoniMahisha

NadiAadya

VarnaVaishya

VashyaManava

TattvaEther

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 42 Mins 20 Secs

Ratrimana12 Hours 18 Mins 7 Secs

Madhyahna11:44:59 AM

Auspicious Timings

Brahma Muhurta4:15:52 AM, 11 Oct to 5:05:04 AM, 11 Oct

Pratah Sandhya4:40:28 AM, 11 Oct to 5:54:17 AM, 11 Oct

Abhijit11:21:35 AM to 12:08:24 PM

Vijaya Muhurta1:42:03 PM to 2:28:52 PM

Godhuli Muhurta5:35:09 PM to 5:55:09 PM

Sayahna Sandhya5:36:09 PM to 6:49:58 PM

Amrit Kalam3:37:11 PM to 5:14:43 PM

Nishita Muhurta11:20:37 PM to 12:09:49 AM, 11 Oct

Inauspicious Timings

Rahu Kaal8:49:24 AM to 10:17:12 AM

Yamaganda1:12:47 PM to 2:40:34 PM

Gulika Kaal5:53:49 AM to 7:21:37 AM

Dur Muhurtam6:40:39 AM to 7:27:28 AM

VarjyamNone

Nivas & Shool

Disha ShoolEast

HomahutiShani

AgnivasaPatala (Nadir)

Shivavasawith Gowri

Chandra VasaNorth

Rahu VasaEast

Anandadi YogaKaana

Lagna Chart at Sunrise

Planet	Rashi	Longitude	Nakshatra	Pada
Lagna	Virgo	21°36'49"	Hasta	4
Sun	Virgo	22°29'29"	Hasta	4
Moon	Virgo	14°42'33"	Hasta	2
Mars	Cancer	12°37'31"	Pushya	3
Mercury	Libra	17°23'28"	Swati	4
Jupiter	Cancer	26°54'44"	Ashlesha	4
VenusR	Libra	13°22'07"	Swati	3
SaturnR	Pisces	16°38'14"	Uttara Bhadrapada	4
Rahu	Aquarius	04°43'46"	Dhanishtha	4
Ketu	Leo	04°43'46"	Magha	2

Chandrabalam & Tarabalam

Good Chandrabalam

until 5:54:17 AM, 11 Oct — Aries, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Pisces

Good Tarabalam

until 9:42:55 PM — Ashwini, Krittika, Mrigashira, Ardra, Pushya, Magha, Uttara Phalguni, Chitra, Swati, Anuradha, Mula, Uttara Ashadha, Dhanishtha, Shatabhisha, Uttara Bhadrapada

Good Tarabalam

until 5:54:17 AM, 11 Oct — Bharani, Rohini, Ardra, Punarvasu, Ashlesha, Purva Phalguni, Hasta, Swati, Vishakha, Jyeshtha, Purva Ashadha, Shravana, Shatabhisha, Purva Bhadrapada, Revati

Other Calendars & Epoch

Kaliyuga5127 Years

AyanamshaLahiri 24°13'52"

Kali Ahargana1872858 Days

Julian Day2461323.5

Rata Die739899

Modified Julian Day61323

National Civil DateAshwin 18, 1948 Shaka

Tithi Details

The primary tithi for this day is Amavasya, which concludes at 09:20 PM. In Vedic tradition, the tithi is the lunar day that determines the energy of the period. The tithi Amavasya is associated with the deity the Pitrs (ancestors) and belongs to the Purna group. It is described as a Purna (full) tithi — traditionally good for completing and finalising work.

Following this, the Pratipada tithi begins, ending at 09:32 PM, 11 Oct. This tithi is associated with the deity Agni and the Nanda group. It is considered a Nanda (joy) tithi — traditionally good for festivities, celebrations and starting happy undertakings.

Nakshatra Analysis

The lunar mansion at sunrise is Hasta, which lasts until 09:43 PM. Each nakshatra is governed by a specific deity; for Hasta, the deity is Savitar (Surya). This nakshatra is of the Kshipra (swift) type and is traditionally favoured for trade, learning, medicine and quick beginnings.

The subsequent nakshatra is Chitra, which starts at 09:43 PM and ends at 10:33 PM, 11 Oct. Governed by Tvashtar (Vishvakarma), it is of the Mridu (soft) type and is traditionally favoured for arts, music, friendships, clothing and gentle undertakings.

Understanding these placements is a key part of using an online panchang to align activities with cosmic energies.

Yoga and Karana

The yoga for this day is Aindra, which ends at 10:02 PM and is traditionally considered auspicious.

Later, the Vaidhriti yoga begins at 10:02 PM and lasts until 09:06 PM, 11 Oct, which is traditionally considered inauspicious.

Regarding the karana, the first is Chatushpada, ending at 09:25 AM. It is a fixed (Sthira) karana and is traditionally for worship of ancestors and cattle-related work. This is followed by Naga from 09:25 AM to 09:20 PM, which is a fixed (Sthira) karana and is traditionally inauspicious for new beginnings. These elements help in refining the panchang for the day to find the most harmonious moments.

Weekday Significance

This day is Saturday, which is ruled by the planet Saturn. In the Vedic tradition, each weekday is associated with specific deities; for this day, the deities are Shani and Hanuman. The energy of Saturn traditionally influences the general mood and suitability of the day. Activities aligned with the nature of Shani and Hanuman are traditionally considered more fruitful. Observing the vaar helps practitioners understand the overarching planetary influence governing the day's events.

Lunar Month and Paksha

The current lunar fortnight is the Krishna paksha. When readers ask which masa is going on now, the answer for this period is the Bhadrapada month (Ashwina according to the Purnimanta calendar). The current Vikram Samvat is 2083 and the Shaka Samvat is 1948. The year is known as Siddharthi in the Vikram system and Parabhava in the Shaka system. This occurs during the Sharad season of the Dakshinayana ayana, with the sun currently positioned in Virgo.

Moon Sign and Chandrabalam

The moon is positioned in the Virgo sign until 10:04 AM, 11 Oct. During this time, Chandrabalam is traditionally strong for those with moon signs in Aries, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Pisces. The movement of the moon through the rashis is essential for determining the mental and emotional temperament of the day.

Festivals and Vrats

This day is marked by the celebration of Ashwina Amavasya, Sarvapitri Amavasya. Such festivals are traditionally observed with specific rituals, prayers, and fasting to honor the deities associated with the occasion. Following the traditional calendar allows devotees to align their spiritual practices with the lunar cycle. Observing these dates is a central part of the Vedic tradition.

Auspicious Timings

Selecting a shubh muhurat is traditionally believed to increase the likelihood of success. Here are the auspicious windows for this day:

Amrit Kalam: 03:37 PM to 05:15 PM
Abhijit Muhurat: 11:22 AM to 12:08 PM
Vijaya Muhurta: 01:42 PM to 02:29 PM
Godhuli Time: 05:35 PM to 05:55 PM

These timings are traditionally considered favorable for starting new ventures, performing prayers, or signing important documents.

Inauspicious Timings

Certain periods are traditionally avoided for starting new or important work to minimize obstacles. The ashubh samay for this day includes:

Rahu Kaal: 08:49 AM to 10:17 AM
Yamaganda: 01:13 PM to 02:41 PM
Gulika Kaal: 05:54 AM to 07:22 AM
Dur Muhurtam 1: 06:41 AM to 07:27 AM

The Nishita Kaal, often used for specific tantric rituals, occurs from 11:21 PM to 12:10 AM, 11 Oct.

Day and Night Duration

The length of the day and night varies based on the sun's position. For this day, the Dinamana is 11 hours and 42 minutes. The Ratrimana is 12 hours and 18 minutes. The sun reaches its zenith at Madhyahna at 11:45 AM. Additionally, the moon rises at 05:23 AM and sets at 05:13 PM. These calculations are vital for those who follow a strict Vedic routine based on the actual duration of daylight.

Directional and Elemental Vasa

Vedic tradition suggests avoiding travel in certain directions based on the Nivas Shool. For this day, the Disha Shool is East. Other traditional placements include the Agnivasa in Patala and the Shivavasa with Gowri. The Chandra Vasa is in the North and the Rahu Vasa is in the East. These placements are traditionally used to determine the suitability of travel or the placement of the sacred fire during a havan.

Practical Application

To make the most of the panchang for the day, consider these traditional applications:

Use the Amavasya tithi energy by focusing on activities that are a Purna (full) tithi — traditionally good for completing and finalising work.
Plan important tasks during the Vijaya Muhurta from 01:42 PM to 02:29 PM to seek success.
Avoid starting critical new projects during Rahu Kaal from 08:49 AM to 10:17 AM.
Align your spiritual practices with the deity Shani and Hanuman to honor the influence of Saturn.

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