Bhubaneswar Panchang — Monday, 9 February 2026

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, sunrise, Rahu kaal, choghadiya and horas for any city and date.

Today

Sun · Moon

Sunrise06:23(almanac 06:19)

Sunset17:38(almanac 17:42)

Moonrise—

Moonset10:48

Day length11h 16m

VaraSomavara · Moon

Rashi

Moon signLibra until 01:11, 9 Feb

Sun signCapricorn

Lunar calendar

Amanta monthMagha

Purnimanta monthPhalguna

PakshaKrishna

RituShishira

Vikram Samvat2082

Shaka Samvat1947

The five limbs

Tithi

Krishna Ashtamiuntil 07:27, 10 Feb

Nakshatra

Vishakha(lord Jupiter)until 07:55, 10 Feb

Yoga

Vridhiuntil 00:51, 9 FebthenDhruvauntil 01:42, 10 Feb

Karana

Balavauntil 18:13thenKaulavauntil 07:27, 10 Feb

Auspicious and inauspicious times

Abhijit muhurta11:38 – 12:23

Brahma muhurta04:47 – 05:35

Rahu kaal07:47 – 09:12

Yamaganda10:36 – 12:00

Gulika kaal13:25 – 14:49

Choghadiya

Day

Amrit06:23–07:47

Kaal07:47–09:12

Shubh09:12–10:36

Rog10:36–12:00

Udveg12:00–13:25

Chal13:25–14:49

Labh14:49–16:14

Amrit16:14–17:38

Night

Chal17:38–19:14

Rog19:14–20:49

Kaal20:49–22:25

Labh22:25–00:00

Udveg00:00–01:36

Shubh01:36–03:11

Amrit03:11–04:47

Chal04:47–06:22

Good · Neutral · Avoid

Hora (planetary hours)

Moon06:23–07:19

Saturn07:19–08:15

Jupiter08:15–09:12

Mars09:12–10:08

Sun10:08–11:04

Venus11:04–12:00

Mercury12:00–12:57

Moon12:57–13:53

Saturn13:53–14:49

Jupiter14:49–15:46

Mars15:46–16:42

Sun16:42–17:38

Venus17:38–18:42

Mercury18:42–19:46

Moon19:46–20:49

Saturn20:49–21:53

Jupiter21:53–22:57

Mars22:57–00:00

Sun00:00–01:04

Venus01:04–02:08

Mercury02:08–03:11

Moon03:11–04:15

Saturn04:15–05:19

Jupiter05:19–06:22

How this is computed

Sunrise and sunset are the centre of the Sun's disc without refraction (the Hindu rising used in Jyotish); the almanac times with the upper limb and refraction are shown alongside.
Sidereal positions under the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, 24.2218°.
The Hindu day runs from sunrise to sunrise and the vara is the weekday of the sunrise. End times are found to the minute from the Swiss Ephemeris.