Tithi
Krishna Pratipada
The lunar day. It sets the emotional weather and what kind of work the day welcomes.
Ends at 07:02 AM
Panchang · Mumbai
Today in Mumbai: sunrise at 06:37 AM, with the Brahma muhurat slot beginning at 05:01 AM. Rahu Kaal sits between 03:14 PM to 04:40 PM on the city's clock. The tithi is Krishna Pratipada and the nakshatra in effect is Bharani.
2026 ഒക്ടോബർ 27, ചൊവ്വാഴ്ച. The day’s five limbs computed for Mumbai from real ephemeris, with sunrise, the auspicious windows, and the windows to wait out.
For you, today
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Right now
Each limb shifts at a precise moment. The countdown below ticks against your local clock, computed from Mumbai’s sunrise.
Tithi
Krishna Pratipada
Just shifted
Nakshatra
Bharani
Ends in 7h 6m
Yoga
Siddhi
Ends in 2h 20m
Karana
Kaulava
Just shifted
Calendar context
Lunar month
Ashwin
Paksha
Krishna
Ritu
Sharad
Ayana
Dakshinayana
Vikram Samvat
2083
Shaka Samvat
1948
The five limbs
Panchang means “five limbs”. Together they describe the quality of the day for ritual, work, and decision. End times are the exact moments each limb gives way to the next.
Tithi
Krishna Pratipada
The lunar day. It sets the emotional weather and what kind of work the day welcomes.
Ends at 07:02 AM
Nakshatra
Bharani
The Moon’s lodge. It colours the mood, the people you meet, and the kind of effort that flows.
Ends at 03:39 PM
Yoga
Siddhi
The Sun and Moon together. It tells you whether the day’s energy is smooth or rough.
Ends at 10:53 AM
Karana
Kaulava
Half a tithi. It nudges practical matters: signing, fixing, beginning small things.
Ends at 07:02 AM
Sun and Moon
Sunrise
06:37 AM
Sunset
06:06 PM
Moonrise
06:58 PM
Moonset
07:33 AM
Auspicious windows
Brahma Muhurat
05:01 AM to 05:49 AM
The quiet ninety-six minutes before sunrise. Use it for prayer, study, and any work that needs a still mind.
Abhijit Muhurat
11:59 AM to 12:45 PM
The middle twenty-four minutes of the day. A safe slot for any new beginning, even when the rest of the day looks uncertain.
Windows to avoid
Rahu Kaal
03:14 PM to 04:40 PM
Hold off on starting anything important. Routine work is fine.
Yamaganda
09:29 AM to 10:56 AM
Heavy energy. Not the time to launch, sign, or commit.
Gulika Kalam
12:22 PM to 01:48 PM
Saturn’s son. Whatever begins here tends to drag, so wait it out.
Today’s tithi advice
Good today for
Better to wait on
The week ahead
ഒക്ടോ 26, തിങ്കൾ
Shukla Purnima
Ashwini
ഒക്ടോ 27, ചൊവ്വ
Krishna Pratipada
Bharani
ഒക്ടോ 28, ബുധൻ
Krishna Tritiya
Krittika
ഒക്ടോ 29, വ്യാഴം
Krishna Chaturthi
Rohini
ഒക്ടോ 30, വെള്ളി
Krishna Panchami
Mrigashira
ഒക്ടോ 31, ശനി
Krishna Shashthi
Ardra
നവം 1, ഞായർ
Krishna Saptami
Pushya
Upcoming festivals
29
ഒക്ടോ
Karva Chauth
family
7
നവം
Dhanteras
wealth · diwali
8
നവം
Diwali
major · diwali
10
നവം
Govardhan Puja
diwali
11
നവം
Bhai Dooj
family · diwali
15
നവം
Chhath Puja
regional
20
ഡിസം
Gita Jayanti
observance
15
ജനു
Makar Sankranti
solar
Local tradition
Notable temples
Mumbadevi in Bhuleshwar, the city's namesake shrine, sees the heaviest crowds on Tuesdays and on every amavasya. Siddhivinayak in Prabhadevi runs an arati at 5:30 in the morning that draws queues right through Chaturthi.
Regional festivals
Ganesh Chaturthi is Mumbai's defining festival. The eleven-day immersion procession that ends with Anant Chaturdashi is the largest public observance of any tithi anywhere in India.
Daily observance
Mumbai's pandits commonly publish panchang in Marathi alongside English, with tithi end-times tuned to the city's eastern suburbs.
Panchang across Maharashtra
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Computed at sunrise for Mumbai (19.08°, 72.88°), Lahiri ayanamsa, drik ganita. Times may sit a minute off your local pandit’s almanac depending on regional convention.