DAILY PANCHĀṄGA · SINGAPORE

Friday, 18 September 2026

Your Panchāṅga calendar locationSingapore, SingaporeSunrise, moonrise and daily windows are calculated for this locality.

WHAT MATTERS TODAY

A simple plan for the day

Use the day normally. If you are choosing a time for an important new start, prefer the supportive window and avoid beginning it during Rahu Kalam.

For a meaningful start12:34 pm–01:23 pm

Avoid new starts11:28 am–12:58 pm

Why these times?

These are traditional divisions of the local solar day. They help organize timing; they do not predict or guarantee an outcome.

Tithi: Shukla Saptami · Nakṣatra: Jyeshtha

INTERACTIVE INDIAN CALENDAR

September 2026

1 Krishna Chaturthi Ashwini Tithi 10:12 amStar 05:12 am Rahu Kalam 04:06 pm–05:37 pmAbhijit 12:40 pm–01:29 pm Tithi of Sri Madhava Deva 2 Krishna Panchami Bharani Tithi 08:42 amStar 04:13 am Rahu Kalam 01:04 pm–02:35 pmAbhijit 12:40 pm–01:28 pm 3 Krishna Saptami Krittika Tithi 04:55 amStar 02:59 am Rahu Kalam 02:35 pm–04:06 pmAbhijit 12:39 pm–01:28 pm 4 Krishna Ashtami Rohini Tithi 02:43 amStar 01:34 am Rahu Kalam 11:32 am–01:03 pmAbhijit 12:39 pm–01:28 pm Janmashtami 5 Krishna Navami Mrigashira Tithi 12:24 amStar 12:00 am Rahu Kalam 10:01 am–11:32 amAbhijit 12:39 pm–01:27 pm Gokulashtami 6 Krishna Dashami Ardra Tithi 09:59 pmStar 10:22 pm Rahu Kalam 05:36 pm–07:07 pmAbhijit 12:38 pm–01:27 pm 7 Krishna Ekadashi Punarvasu Tithi 07:34 pmStar 08:44 pm Rahu Kalam 08:29 am–10:00 amAbhijit 12:38 pm–01:27 pm Krishna Ekādaśī 8 Krishna Dvadashi Pushya Tithi 05:13 pmStar 07:09 pm Rahu Kalam 04:04 pm–05:35 pmAbhijit 12:38 pm–01:26 pm 9 Krishna Trayodashi Ashlesha Tithi 03:01 pmStar 05:44 pm Rahu Kalam 01:02 pm–02:33 pmAbhijit 12:37 pm–01:26 pm 10 Krishna Chaturdashi Magha Tithi 01:03 pmStar 04:34 pm Rahu Kalam 02:32 pm–04:03 pmAbhijit 12:37 pm–01:26 pm 11 Amavasya Purva Phalguni Tithi 11:26 amStar 03:46 pm Rahu Kalam 11:30 am–01:01 pmAbhijit 12:37 pm–01:25 pm AmāvasyāJain Festival 12 Shukla Pratipada Uttara Phalguni Tithi 10:16 amStar 03:25 pm Rahu Kalam 09:59 am–11:30 amAbhijit 12:36 pm–01:25 pm Tithi of Sri Sankara Deva 13 Shukla Dvitiya Hasta Tithi 09:38 amStar 03:37 pm Rahu Kalam 05:33 pm–07:04 pmAbhijit 12:36 pm–01:24 pm 14 Shukla Tritiya Chitra Tithi 09:37 amStar 04:25 pm Rahu Kalam 08:27 am–09:58 amAbhijit 12:36 pm–01:24 pm Vinayak Chaturthi 15 Shukla Chaturthi Swati Tithi 10:14 amStar 05:51 pm Rahu Kalam 04:01 pm–05:32 pmAbhijit 12:35 pm–01:24 pm Samvatsari 16 Shukla Panchami Vishakha Tithi 11:29 amStar 07:52 pm Rahu Kalam 12:59 pm–02:30 pmAbhijit 12:35 pm–01:23 pm 17 Shukla Shashthi Anuradha Tithi 01:18 pmStar 10:23 pm Rahu Kalam 02:30 pm–04:01 pmAbhijit 12:35 pm–01:23 pm Visvakarma Puja 18 Shukla Saptami Jyeshtha Tithi 03:31 pmStar 01:14 am Rahu Kalam 11:28 am–12:58 pmAbhijit 12:34 pm–01:23 pm 19 Shukla Ashtami Mula Tithi 05:57 pmStar 04:13 am Rahu Kalam 09:56 am–11:27 amAbhijit 12:34 pm–01:22 pm 20 Shukla Navami Purva Ashadha Tithi 08:21 pmStar 07:04 am Rahu Kalam 05:30 pm–07:01 pmAbhijit 12:34 pm–01:22 pm 21 Shukla Dashami Purva Ashadha Tithi 10:31 pmStar 07:04 am Rahu Kalam 08:25 am–09:56 amAbhijit 12:33 pm–01:22 pm Samadhi Day of Narayana Guru 22 Shukla Ekadashi Uttara Ashadha Tithi 12:13 amStar 09:36 am Rahu Kalam 03:59 pm–05:29 pmAbhijit 12:33 pm–01:21 pm Shukla Ekādaśī 23 Shukla Dvadashi Shravana Tithi 01:20 amStar 11:39 am Rahu Kalam 12:57 pm–02:27 pmAbhijit 12:32 pm–01:21 pm Fateha Yazdaham 24 Shukla Trayodashi Dhanishtha Tithi 01:48 amStar 01:05 pm Rahu Kalam 02:27 pm–03:58 pmAbhijit 12:32 pm–01:21 pm 25 Shukla Chaturdashi Shatabhisha Tithi 01:37 amStar 01:52 pm Rahu Kalam 11:25 am–12:56 pmAbhijit 12:32 pm–01:20 pm 26 Purnima Purva Bhadrapada Tithi 12:48 amStar 02:02 pm Rahu Kalam 09:54 am–11:25 amAbhijit 12:31 pm–01:20 pm Pūrṇimā 27 Krishna Pratipada Uttara Bhadrapada Tithi 11:29 pmStar 01:38 pm Rahu Kalam 05:28 pm–06:58 pmAbhijit 12:31 pm–01:20 pm 28 Krishna Dvitiya Revati Tithi 09:43 pmStar 12:46 pm Rahu Kalam 08:23 am–09:53 amAbhijit 12:31 pm–01:19 pm 29 Krishna Tritiya Ashwini Tithi 07:40 pmStar 11:33 am Rahu Kalam 03:56 pm–05:27 pmAbhijit 12:30 pm–01:19 pm 30 Krishna Chaturthi Bharani Tithi 05:25 pmStar 10:06 am Rahu Kalam 12:54 pm–02:25 pmAbhijit 12:30 pm–01:18 pm

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OFFICIAL PRINCIPAL FESTIVALS

Dates to know in September 2026

1Tithi of Sri Madhava DevaHindu · Assam 4Janmashtami · Sri JayantiHindu · Smarta · Vaishnava · Ramanuja 5Gokulashtami · NandotsavaHindu 11Jain FestivalJain 12Tithi of Sri Sankara Deva · Rosh HashanahMulti-tradition 14Vinayak Chaturthi · Ganesha ChaturthiHindu 15SamvatsariJain 17Visvakarma PujaHindu 21Samadhi Day of Narayana GuruHindu · Kerala 23Fateha Yazdaham · Giarhween SharifMuslim

Published by the Positional Astronomy Centre, India Meteorological Department, Government of India. Regional observance can differ. View official source

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Full Panchāṅga details

VāraFridayfrom Friday, 18 September 2026 at 6:55 am GMT+8 to the next local sunrise

TithiShukla Saptamiuntil Friday, 18 September 2026 at 3:31 pm GMT+8

NakṣatraJyeshtha · pāda 2until Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 1:14 am GMT+8 (tomorrow)

YogaPritiuntil Friday, 18 September 2026 at 4:04 pm GMT+8

KaraṇaVanijauntil Friday, 18 September 2026 at 3:31 pm GMT+8

SunriseFriday, 18 September 2026 at 6:55 am GMT+8

SunsetFriday, 18 September 2026 at 7:02 pm GMT+8

MoonriseFriday, 18 September 2026 at 12:24 pm GMT+8

MoonsetSaturday, 19 September 2026 at 12:43 am GMT+8 (tomorrow)

Timing windows

Window	Time	Traditional reading
Rahu Kalam	Friday, 18 September 2026 at 11:28 am GMT+8 – Friday, 18 September 2026 at 12:58 pm GMT+8	Traditionally avoided for new beginnings
Gulika Kalam	Friday, 18 September 2026 at 8:26 am GMT+8 – Friday, 18 September 2026 at 9:57 am GMT+8	Traditionally avoided for new beginnings
Yamaganda	Friday, 18 September 2026 at 4:00 pm GMT+8 – Friday, 18 September 2026 at 5:31 pm GMT+8	Traditionally avoided for new beginnings
Abhijit Muhurta	Friday, 18 September 2026 at 12:34 pm GMT+8 – Friday, 18 September 2026 at 1:23 pm GMT+8	Traditionally favored for observance
Brahma Muhurta	Friday, 18 September 2026 at 5:20 am GMT+8 – Friday, 18 September 2026 at 6:08 am GMT+8	Traditionally favored for observance

These are classical divisions of the solar day — planning context from tradition, not predictions or warnings about outcomes.

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How this is calculated

All positions use the same pinned astronomy engine and Lahiri IAE ayanamsha as the birth-chart engine, so the almanac and a chart calculated for the same instant always agree.
The five limbs are stated as of local sunrise; each limb's end time is the instant its defining angle crosses the next classical boundary (tithi and karana from the Sun-Moon elongation, nitya yoga from the Sun+Moon sum in sidereal longitude, nakshatra from the sidereal Moon).
Rahu Kalam, Gulika Kalam and Yamaganda divide sunrise-to-sunset into eight equal segments selected by weekday; Abhijit muhurta is the eighth of fifteen equal day muhurtas; Brahma muhurta is the second-to-last night muhurta pair before sunrise.
Timing windows are classical day divisions for planning and observance. They are not predictions, guarantees or warnings about what will happen.
Cities outside the tropics can have distorted windows near solstices; the computation still uses the actual local sunrise and sunset for that date.
Principal festival source layer: Rashtriya Panchang, Positional Astronomy Centre, India Meteorological Department. Regional variants remain separately labelled.