Do Ghati Muhurat · Columbus, United States

Tuesday, 27 October 202607:5518:36

Dayfrom sunrise · 07:55
  • 1RudraPratah (morning)07:55 –08:38
  • 2AhiPratah (morning)08:38 –09:21
  • 3MitraPratah (morning)09:21 –10:04
  • 4PitriSangava10:04 –10:46
  • 5VasuSangava10:46 –11:29
  • 6VarahaSangava11:29 –12:12
  • 7VishvedevaMadhyahna (midday)12:12 –12:54
  • 8VidhiAbhijitMadhyahna (midday)12:54 –13:37
  • 9SatamukhiMadhyahna (midday)13:37 –14:20
  • 10PuruhutaAparahna (afternoon)14:20 –15:02
  • 11VahiniVijayaAparahna (afternoon)15:02 –15:45
  • 12NaktanakaraAparahna (afternoon)15:45 –16:28
  • 13VarunaSayahna (evening)16:28 –17:10
  • 14AryamanSayahna (evening)17:10 –17:53
  • 15BhagaSayahna (evening)17:53 –18:36
Nightfrom sunset · 18:36
  • 1GirishaSayahna sandhyaPradosha18:36 –19:29
  • 2AjapadaPradosha19:29 –20:22
  • 3AhirbudhnyaPradosha20:22 –21:16
  • 4PushyaRatri (night)21:16 –22:09
  • 5AshviniRatri (night)22:09 –23:03
  • 6YamaRatri (night)23:03 –23:56
  • 7AgniRatri (night)23:56 –00:49, 28 Oct
  • 8VidhatriMahanishitaNishita (midnight)00:49, 28 Oct –01:43, 28 Oct
  • 9KandaRatri (night)01:43, 28 Oct –02:36, 28 Oct
  • 10AditiRatri (night)02:36, 28 Oct –03:30, 28 Oct
  • 11JivaRatri (night)03:30, 28 Oct –04:23, 28 Oct
  • 12VishnuRatri (night)04:23, 28 Oct –05:16, 28 Oct
  • 13DyumadgadyutiRatri (night)05:16, 28 Oct –06:10, 28 Oct
  • 14BrahmaBrahma muhurtaArunodaya (dawn)06:10, 28 Oct –07:03, 28 Oct
  • 15SamudraPratah sandhyaArunodaya (dawn)07:03, 28 Oct –07:57, 28 Oct

Times for Columbus, United States (UTC−4:00). The Hindu day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise. Cut from sunrise and sunset at the upper edge of the Sun with refraction, as Drik Panchang; each edge rounded to the nearest minute.

Do Ghati Muhurat

The day from sunrise to sunset and the night from sunset to the next sunrise are each fifteen muhurtas of two ghatis (about 48 minutes). Each muhurta has its own deity; the eighth of the day is Abhijit and the fourteenth of the night is Brahma muhurta.