Auspicious puja timings, tithi, sunrise and sunset — choose your location.
Pick an activity — which of the next 45 days are classically suitable, the reasons behind each verdict, and which windows are clear once Rahu Kaal and the rest are cut out.
A muhurat is simply a supportive time window for beginning something important — this tool checks the coming days for your city and shows which days and clear time slots tradition considers favourable for the specific work you choose.
Everyday analogy: It is like choosing when to leave for a long drive — you pick the hour when the roads are open rather than rush hour; the destination and the driver stay the same, only the start becomes smoother.
What to do with this: Pick your activity, shortlist two or three suitable days that also fit your family's practical needs, and use the clear windows for the actual beginning. Treat the muhurat as support, not a chain — and for once-in-a-lifetime events like a wedding, confirm the final date with a qualified Jyotishi using both kundalis.
It is an auspicious time window chosen from the Panchang (tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana) for starting important activities.
It shows today’s auspicious timings, tithi and sunrise/sunset for five sacred zones, all computed from the day’s Panchang.
It is a short, highly auspicious window around solar noon, considered favourable for most new beginnings.
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