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Showing today’s panchang for Ujjain. Pick your own city below — it is remembered on this device.

September 8, 2026Ujjain — द्वादशी (कृष्ण पक्ष), मंगल
Monthभाद्रपद
विक्रम संवत2083
RituVarsha
AyanaDakshinayana
Sunrise06:11
Sunset18:38
Rahu Kaal15:31 – 17:04

Reckoned from sunrise, the traditional tithi for the day.

Questions families ask

  1. What is a panchang? — A panchang is the Hindu almanac for one day, built from five limbs — tithi (lunar day), vara (weekday), nakshatra (the moon’s star), yoga and karana. Together they describe the day’s character and its auspicious and cautionary hours.
  2. What is Rahu Kaal and why do people avoid it? — Rahu Kaal is one-eighth of the daytime, on a segment that changes with the weekday. Tradition sets aside new beginnings during this window; the panchang above shows today’s exact Rahu Kaal for your city.
  3. Why does the panchang change from city to city? — The Hindu day begins at local sunrise, and sunrise shifts with latitude, longitude and altitude. Mera Vansh computes your city’s own sunrise — including the horizon correction for high-altitude tirthas like Kedarnath — so the timings are truly yours.
  4. Is this panchang accurate? — Yes — it is computed with Mera Vansh’s own astronomical engine using the Lahiri ayanamsa followed by India’s national calendar, benchmark-tested against published almanacs. The same engine powers every panchang across Mera Vansh, on your device, even offline.
  5. What are Ritu and Ayana in today’s panchang? — Ritu is the season — one of six, Vasanta through Shishira, each spanning two Hindu months. Ayana marks which half of the sun’s yearly journey we’re in: Uttarayana (the sun moving north) or Dakshinayana (moving south), reckoned the traditional sidereal way, not by the Gregorian solstice dates. Both are shown above for today.
  6. Why do families check the panchang every day? — A panchang is more than a date — it’s the day’s character, the same tithi your grandparents observed for the same festival, the same Rahu Kaal your family has always worked around. Checking it daily is less about the numbers and more about staying in step with a rhythm generations have shared.