Aaj Ka Rahu kaal Samaye and Aaj Ki Tithi (Today's date and Rahukaal)
Vikram Samvat 2078
Kartik Krishna Paksha Pratipada
Thursday, 21 October 2021
Agni Pratipada, Ashwini Kumara Dwitiya
Krishna Paksha Pratipada till 10:16 pm and after that Krishna Paksha Dwitiya will start.
Today's Vrat & Festival: Thursday Vrat
Sunrise 06.19 AM
Sunset 05.42 PM
Rahu Kaal 01:30 pm
Rahu Kaal 02:55 pm
This time according Delhi NCR.
What is today's auspicious time?
Auspicious time is that in which planets and constellations are good and fruitful for human beings. Work done with auspicious time is considered successful without any hindrance. In which there is a right time to do any work. Know more
Tomorrow's Date
Kartik Krishna Paksha Dwitiya
Friday, 22 October 2021
Ashwini Kumara Dwitiya, Gowri Tritiya
Krishna Paksha Dwitiya till 12:29 am and after that Krishna Paksha Tritiya will start.
Today's Vrat & Festival: Friday Vrat
Sunrise 06.20 AM
Sunset 05.41 PM
Rahu Kaal 10:41 am
Rahu Kaal 12:05 pm
This time according Delhi NCR.
2021 Monthly fast Festival
What is an almanac?
Panchang means Pancha limbs like Date, Var, Yoga, Nakshatra, Karan. It is from these that auspicious yoga is created, which we call a Muhurta.
What is Rahu Kaal?
Rahukalam is called the time period of Rahu. It is the time to which the Rahu period refers. Rahu Kaal denotes an inauspicious time period in each day. Doing any auspicious work in Rahu period is not considered favorable.
What is Krishna Paksha and Shukla Paksha?
Shukla is the Sanskrit word for white or bright. Shukla Paksha is a period of 15 days, which begins on the day of Amavasya and ends on the full moon day. This side is considered auspicious.
Krishna Paksha is called the decreasing moon in the Hindu calendar. Krishna is the Sanskrit word for darkness. Krishna Paksha is a period of 15 days
Krishna Paksha is called the decreasing moon in the Hindu calendar. Krishna is the Sanskrit word for darkness. Krishna Paksha is a period of 15 days
What is the date?
Know according to Hindu calendar and Hindu Panchag. Date is the main part of the Hindu calendar. This is one of the lunar calendar days of the Hindu calendar. Depending on the date, all the days, festivals, birthdays, death anniversaries, auspicious days, inauspicious days etc. are determined. There are a total of 30 day dates in a month as defined in Vedin astrology. In which Amavasya and Purnima come only once in the month. The first fifteen dates are included in the Shukla Paksha, while the next fifteen Tithis are included in the Krishna Paksha. All auspicious work should be done in Shukla Paksha. A date is considered complete when the Moon is located at 12 degrees from the Sun. A date ends with a 12 degree tilt of the moon. A date has five parts called Nanda, Bhadra, Rikta, Jaya and Poorna.
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