தமிழ் பஞ்சாங்கம்
Parthiba year · Aavani month
Monday
Aavani
19
ஆவணி பார்த்திப
3 September 1945
Copenhagen
Sunrise
07:18
Sunset
21:00
Moonrise
02:58
Moonset
20:16
Panchangam
TithiDvadasiதுவாதசிWaning
ends 14:49
NakshatraPoosamபூசம்
ends 00:25
YogaVariyanவரியான்
ends 16:31
KaranaTaitilaதைத்திலம்
ends 14:49
RashiKatakaகடகம்
SoolamEastகிழக்கு
Good time13:42–14:37
Times to avoid
Rahu Kalam09:01–10:44
Yamagandam 12:26–14:09 · Kuligai 15:52–17:35
Gowri Panchangam
Amirtham
07:18–09:01
Visham
09:01–10:44
Laabham
10:44–12:26
Udvegam
12:26–14:09
Shubham
14:09–15:52
Rogam
15:52–17:35
Udayam
17:35–19:17
Arogara
19:17–21:00
Horai
Moon
07:18–08:27
Saturn
08:27–09:35
Jupiter
09:35–10:44
Mars
10:44–11:52
Sun
11:52–13:01
Venus
13:01–14:09
Mercury
14:09–15:18
Moon
15:18–16:26
Saturn
16:26–17:35
Jupiter
17:35–18:43
Mars
18:43–19:52
Sun
19:52–21:00
Your city's own times
Rahu kalam, sunrise — where you live
What is a Tamil panchangam?
A panchangam is the Hindu almanac. It shows the five main parts of each day — tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana and weekday — along with daily times such as the good time (nalla neram) and rahu kalam. This page brings today's whole sheet together in one place.
Frequently asked questions
What is a panchangam used for?
To know today's tithi and nakshatra, and to choose good days and times for auspicious events, fasts and festivals.
Are these times right for my city?
The sun timings (sunrise, rahu kalam and so on) are computed for your city. The tithi, nakshatra and festivals follow Tamil Nadu (Chennai) time — the same day worldwide.
What are tithi and nakshatra?
Tithi is the lunar day; nakshatra is the star the Moon sits in that day. Both change every day.