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Today Panchang - Aaj ka Panchang

"Time isn’t just numbers on a clock. In our culture, time has a soul."

Every morning when I wake up, before touching my phone or sipping tea, I check today’s Panchang. It’s been my ritual for years. My grandmother taught me this when I was barely ten. She would say, “When you know the cosmic rhythm of the day, you move in harmony with life itself.” That one line stayed with me, and over the years, it became my profession. Today, I want to share why Aaj ka Panchang is much more than an old tradition. It’s your guide to better timing, better decisions, and better results in life.

What is Panchang and Why is it Important?

A Panchang is a Hindu Vedic calendar that tells you much more than just dates. It’s like a cosmic weather report. It tells you what the universe is whispering today — when to start something new, when to avoid risky moves, and even when to pray for peace and prosperity. When a client comes for a personal consultation, one of the first things I check is the Panchang for that day. I’ve seen its impact firsthand. For example, one client wanted to open his jewellery shop. We waited two days for the right Tithi and Nakshatra. That shop now runs with huge success! The Panchang covers: - Tithi (lunar day) - Nakshatra (star constellation) - Yoga (special planetary combination) - Karana (half of a Tithi) - Vara (weekday) Together, these five elements shape the energy of your day.

Aaj Ka Panchang – Today’s Date and Details

Date: Thursday, July 24, 2025

Tithi: Amavasya (up to 12:40 AM, July 25; Krishna Paksha)

Nakshatra: Punarvasu (up to 4:43 PM)

Yoga: Harshana (up to 9:51 AM)

Karana: Naag

Vara (Weekday): Thursday

Sunrise: 05:38 AM

Sunset: 07:17 PM

Moonrise: 05:19 AM

Moonset: 07:21 PM

Moon Sign: Cancer

Auspicious Timings

  • Brahma Muhurat: 04:14 AM – 04:55 AM
  • Amrit Kaal: 11:14 AM – 12:43 PM
  • Abhijit Muhurat: 12:06 PM – 12:56 PM

Inauspicious Timings

  • Rahu Kalam: 12:27 PM – 2:10 PM
  • Yamaganda: 07:20 AM – 09:02 AM
  • Gulika Kaal: 10:45 AM – 12:27 PM

Special Yogas

  • Guru Pushya Yoga (4:43 PM onward)
  • Amrit Siddhi Yoga (4:43 PM onward)
  • Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga (all day)

What is Panchang Exactly Used For?

People often ask me, “Why do we even need a Panchang in this modern digital world?” My answer is simple — it’s timeless wisdom. Here’s how people use it every day: - Weddings & Engagements: Picking a Shubh Muhurat for happy married life. - Griha Pravesh (Housewarming): Entering a home when cosmic energy is supportive. - Business Events: From launching startups to opening shops, I’ve seen people succeed by aligning timing with planetary support. - Travel Plans: Believe it or not, Panchang is often consulted before long journeys. - Religious Rituals & Festivals: Planning pujas, fasts, and special prayers. Personally, I rely on Panchang to suggest remedies too — like specific gemstones or personalized reports for wealth, health, and harmony.

How is Today Panchang Calculated?

This is where science meets spirituality. A Panchang isn’t just random numbers; it’s based on astronomy and astrology. We calculate it using: - The positions of the Sun and Moon - The Earth’s rotation and time zone - Planetary alignments and their effects Earlier, priests would manually calculate it using Surya Siddhanta (an ancient astronomical text). Today, apps and websites automate the math, but the base principles remain the same. Still, when people come for chat consultations, they often want the reassurance of a human astrologer’s interpretation — and that’s where I step in.

Why Check Today Panchang Before Starting Any Work?

Here’s a personal story. One of my clients ignored Panchang timing and signed an important deal during Rahu Kalam. The deal collapsed within weeks. Later, when he came to me, I showed him how timing affects outcomes. From then on, he checks the Panchang daily before big decisions. It’s not superstition; it’s about confidence and harmony. When you act during supportive planetary hours, things often flow better. And even if you don’t believe in astrology fully, following auspicious timings creates a positive psychological state — which is half the battle won!

Difference Between English Calendar and Vedic Panchang

This is where confusion often happens. The English calendar is based on solar movement (365 days). The Hindu Panchang today is lunar-based, so dates for festivals and rituals change each year. For example, Diwali doesn’t fall on the same date every year in the English calendar, but in the Panchang, it’s tied to Amavasya of Kartika month.

Online Panchang vs Traditional Printed Panchang

My grandfather loved his thick printed Panchang book. I prefer a digital one because it updates automatically for your city and time zone. Today Panchang Tithi in Mumbai can be slightly different from Delhi because of sunrise and sunset variations. Still, whether you use an app or a physical book, the wisdom remains the same. I recommend online Panchangs for quick access but confirm important events with a professional astrologer. That’s why people often book one-on-one consultations with us — to be sure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Today’s Panchang the Same for All Places?

No. It changes depending on where you live. Always use a Panchang for your city or nearest location.

How Often Should I Check Panchang?

Daily! Especially if you’re planning new beginnings or religious rituals.

Can I Rely on Online Panchang Apps?

Yes, but choose trusted ones and cross-check for accuracy when planning major events.