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Today's Choghadiya

Tuesday, 1 September 2026 · New Delhi

Choghadiya divides the day and night into eight periods each, marking auspicious and inauspicious windows for starting new work. Timings below are for New Delhi, computed from local sunrise and sunset.

Sunrise 5:59 am · Sunset 6:44 pm

Day Choghadiya

ChoghadiyaTimeLordNature
Rog5:59 am7:35 amMarsAvoid
Udveg7:35 am9:10 amSunAvoid
Char9:10 am10:46 amVenusNeutral
Labh10:46 am12:21 pmMercuryGood
Amrit12:21 pm1:57 pmMoonGood
Kaal1:57 pm3:33 pmSaturnAvoid
Shubh3:33 pm5:08 pmJupiterGood
Rog5:08 pm6:44 pmMarsAvoid

Night Choghadiya

ChoghadiyaTimeLordNature
Kaal6:44 pm8:08 pmSaturnAvoid
Shubh8:08 pm9:33 pmJupiterGood
Rog9:33 pm10:57 pmMarsAvoid
Udveg10:57 pm12:21 amSunAvoid
CharNow12:21 am1:46 amVenusNeutral
Labh1:46 am3:10 amMercuryGood
Amrit3:10 am4:35 amMoonGood
Kaal4:35 am5:59 amSaturnAvoid

Timings are computed from sunrise and sunset and may differ by a few minutes from other almanacs. For a ceremony timed to your own birth chart, use a personalized Shubh Muhurat.

Frequently asked questions

What is Choghadiya?

Choghadiya is a simple muhurta system that divides the daytime (sunrise to sunset) and the night into eight equal parts each. Each part is a Choghadiya with a ruling planet and an auspicious, neutral or inauspicious nature.

Which Choghadiya is auspicious?

Amrit, Shubh and Labh are considered good; Char is neutral (favoured for travel); and Rog, Kaal and Udveg are traditionally avoided for beginning important new work.

Why does Choghadiya differ by city?

Choghadiya is measured from the local sunrise and sunset, which vary by place and date. This page shows the calculation for New Delhi.

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