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Aaj Ka Panchang · Rajahmundry राजमुंदरी

Wednesday, 4 November 2026 · Andhra Pradesh, India

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Choghadiya — Day

DinFromToNature
Labh06:0107:28Auspicious
Amrit07:2808:54Auspicious
Kaal08:5410:20Inauspicious
Shubh10:2011:46Auspicious
Rog11:4613:12Inauspicious
Udveg13:1214:38Inauspicious
Char14:3816:04Neutral
Labh16:0417:30Auspicious

Choghadiya — Night

RaatFromToNature
Udveg17:3019:04Inauspicious
Char19:0420:38Neutral
Labh20:3822:12Auspicious
Amrit22:1223:46Auspicious
Kaal23:4601:20Inauspicious
Shubh01:2002:54Auspicious
Rog02:5404:28Inauspicious
Udveg04:2806:02Inauspicious
Rahu Kaal11:46–13:12
Yamaganda07:28–08:54
Gulika10:20–11:46
Abhijit11:23–12:09
Brahma04:25–05:13
Quick answer

On Wednesday, 4 November 2026 in Rajahmundry: Tithi Dashami (Krishna Paksha), Nakshatra Magha. Sunrise 06:01, sunset 17:30. Rahu Kaal 11:46–13:12 (avoid); Abhijit Muhurat 11:23–12:09 (auspicious).

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Panchang — the five limbs

TithiDashamiKrishna Paksha
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YogaBrahma
KaranaVishti (Bhadra)Half-tithi
VaarWednesdayबुधवार
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🌅 Sunrise06:01
🌇 Sunset17:30
☀️ Solar noon11:46
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Key takeaways

  • Today is Wednesday, Tithi Dashami (Krishna Paksha), Nakshatra Magha.
  • Rahu Kaal 11:46–13:12 — avoid new beginnings. Abhijit 11:23–12:09 is auspicious.
  • Tap the timeline to see which choghadiya is running now and what's next.
  • Also see Choghadiya and Rahu Kaal for Rajahmundry.

What today's panchang means in Rajahmundry

On this Wednesday, the Moon travels through Magha nakshatra — traditionally favourable for honouring ancestors, ceremony and authority, with Pitris (ancestors) as its presiding deity. The ruling tithi is Dashami, a Purna tithi (full — good for completions, journeys and important ceremonies), presided over by Yama (Dharma). Wednesday is ruled by Budh (Mercury) and is considered good for study, trade and communication.

For any important activity in Rajahmundry today, pick an auspicious choghadiya (Amrit, Shubh or Labh) and avoid the Rahu Kaal (11:46–13:12); the Abhijit Muhurat (11:23–12:09) is a reliably auspicious window, and Brahma Muhurat (04:25–05:13) before dawn is best for prayer and study. To choose a good time on another date, use the muhurat planner; for the month ahead see the panchang calendar.

How the panchang is read

The Panchang records the day's five limbs — Tithi, Vaar, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana — with auspicious and inauspicious windows layered on top. The dial and timeline above map the whole day from sunrise (06:01) through sunset (17:30) to the next sunrise, with the choghadiya shaded by quality and the Rahu Kaal in red. Because tithi and nakshatra follow the Moon, they change daily and differ a little by place — which is why they are computed for Rajahmundry. New to this? Read the complete panchang guide or learn about the 27 nakshatras and tithis.

Panchang values are computed for Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh using established astronomical (drik ganita) methods; for religious observance confirm with your local panchang.

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Common questions

What is the tithi today in Rajahmundry?

Today's tithi in Rajahmundry is Dashami (Krishna Paksha), on Wednesday, 4 November 2026. The tithi prevailing at sunrise (06:01) is used for the day.

What is the Rahu Kaal today in Rajahmundry?

Rahu Kaal today in Rajahmundry is 11:46–13:12, an inauspicious window for starting new work. Ongoing work is unaffected.

What is the shubh muhurat today?

Abhijit Muhurat is 11:23–12:09 and Brahma Muhurat 04:25–05:13. The auspicious choghadiya (Amrit, Shubh, Labh) are shown on the timeline.