Panchang · पंचांग · Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir
Today’s panchang for Jammuजम्मू का आज का पंचांग
शुक्रवार, 24 जुलाई 2026
Shukravara — the day is measured from sunrise to sunrise, not from midnight.
Sunrise · सूर्योदय05:38 amSunset · सूर्यास्त07:34 pm
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- Thiruvananthapuramतिरुवनंतपुरम
Timing · मुहूर्त
Is now a good time?क्या अभी शुभ समय है?
At sunrise · सूर्योदय पर
Char
Goodto
A favourable window — fine for a small thing like a journey, a purchase or a call.
This page is refreshed once a day, near sunrise (05:38 am). The window marked here is the one running then — it does not follow your phone’s clock, so read the times below against the hour you are actually in.
Avoid these hours · राहु काल
Rahu Kaalराहु काल
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Do not start anything new — no travel, no purchase, no signing. Work already under way is fine to continue.
Also avoided today · आज त्याज्य
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Yamaganda Kaalयमगंड
Avoided for travel and for anything to do with health.
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Gulika Kaalगुलिक काल
Avoided for lending, borrowing and long-term commitments.
Favourable windows · शुभ मुहूर्त
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Abhijit Muhurtaअभिजित मुहूर्त
The midday window. Good for starting almost anything.
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Brahma Muhurtaब्रह्म मुहूर्त
The 48 minutes before dawn. Traditionally the best time to study or pray.
Sun & Moon · सूर्य-चंद्र
Sunrise and sunsetसूर्योदय और सूर्यास्त
- Sunriseसूर्योदय
- 05:38 am
- Sunsetसूर्यास्त
- 07:34 pm
- Moonriseचंद्रोदय
- 03:41 pm
- Moonsetचंद्रास्त
- 12:49 am
Moonrise and moonset are the ones falling inside this calendar date. The Moon keeps its own roughly 24-hour-50-minute day, so the two often sit on opposite sides of midnight.
Panchang · पाँच अंग
The five limbsपंचांग के पाँच अंग
Each one begins and ends at its own moment, not at midnight — which is why two are often listed. Read the times, not just the names.
Tithiतिथि
Shukla Dashami
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Shukla Ekadashi
to
The lunar day. Fasts, festivals and most vrats are fixed by this.
Nakshatraनक्षत्र
Anuradha
to
Jyeshtha
to
The star the Moon is passing through. Used for naming and matching.
Yogaयोग
Shukla
to
Brahma
to
Sun and Moon taken together. Some are avoided for new work.
Karanaकरण
Garaja
to
Vanija
to
Vishti
to
Half a tithi. Two of them run in every lunar day.
Good and bad hours · शुभ-अशुभ
Choghadiyaचौघड़िया
The day is cut into eight equal parts and each is named. It is the quickest way to pick an hour for something small — a journey, a purchase, a phone call.
Daytimeदिन का चौघड़िया
Sunrise to sunset, in eight equal parts.
- toCharGood· at sunrise
- toLabhGood
- toAmritGood
- toKaalAvoid
- toShubhGood
- toRogAvoid
- toUdvegAvoid
- toCharGood
Night choghadiya · रात्रि चौघड़िया
Nightरात्रि का चौघड़िया
Sunset to tomorrow’s sunrise, in eight equal parts.
- toRogAvoid
- toKaalAvoid
- toLabhGood
- toUdvegAvoid
- toShubhGood
- toAmritGood
- toCharGood
- toRogAvoid
Your chart · आपकी कुंडली
Want your own kundli?अपनी जन्म कुंडली
This page is the same sky for everyone in Jammu. Your own chart needs your birth date, time and place.
Make your free kundliFree. No sign-up. मुफ़्त, बिना रजिस्ट्रेशन.
How this page is worked out
Sunrise and sunset are computed by our own calculation engine for Jammu’s own coordinates (32.7266°N, 74.8570°E), using the disc-centre-with-refraction convention that Indian panchangs use. The tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are sidereal with the Lahiri ayanamsa, the Indian civil standard. Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika and the choghadiya are eighths of the real interval between sunrise and sunset here — not of a nominal twelve-hour day, which is why they differ from a printed almanac made for somewhere else. All times are Indian Standard Time.