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Gowri Panchangam, Melbourne

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Updated for October 17, 2026

Today's good Gowri times

Uthi
08:10–09:49
Amirdham
11:27–13:05
LaabamOverlaps Yamagandam
14:44–16:22
Dhanam
16:22–18:01
Sugam
18:01–19:39

Gowri Panchangam divides the time between sunrise and sunset into eight equal segments, each ruled by one graha. Five are auspicious (Amirdham, Uthi, Laabam, Dhanam, Sugam) and three are inauspicious (Rogam, Soram, Visham). Each weekday begins on the segment ruled by that day's own lord.

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Sunrise 06:32 · Sunset 19:39

All 8 segments

Soram
06:32–08:10
Uthi
08:10–09:49
Visham
09:49–11:27
Amirdham
11:27–13:05
Rogam
13:05–14:44
Laabam
14:44–16:22
Dhanam
16:22–18:01
Sugam
18:01–19:39
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Sun times · Melbourne 2026

2026Sunrise–SunsetGowri Panchangam
January06:15–20:4408:04–09:52
February06:50–20:1906:50–08:31
March07:19–19:4007:19–08:51
April06:47–17:5306:47–08:10
May07:14–17:1907:14–08:29
June07:34–17:0707:34–08:46
July07:33–17:2007:33–08:46
August07:05–17:4508:25–09:45
September06:20–18:1107:49–09:18
October06:35–19:3708:12–09:50
November06:00–20:1006:00–07:46
December05:52–20:3807:43–09:34

These times are computed from the sun's position for the city. -37.81°, 144.96° · Australia/Melbourne

Frequently asked questions

What is Gowri Panchangam?

It divides daytime into 8 equal segments, five good and three bad. Each weekday starts on the segment ruled by that day's lord. Important events are planned during good segments like Amirdham and Laabam.

How is Gowri Panchangam calculated?

The total daylight (sunrise to sunset) is divided into 8 equal parts. Each part is assigned a Gowri name in a fixed cyclic order that starts on a different segment depending on the weekday.

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