Panchang aka Panchangam is the Hindu calendar as depicted in Indian Vedic astrology. Hindi Panchang mainly consists of 5 components, namely Tithi (lunar day), Vara (week day), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Yoga (lunar-solar day) and Karana (half lunar day).

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Krishna Paksha Pratipada

Thu, 25 Apr 2024

April
2079 Rakshasa, Shaka Samvat (Mumbai)

Sunrise

06:14

Sunset

18:59

Sunrise

06:14

Sunset

18:59

Tithi

Krishna Paksha Pratipada

Yoga

Vyatipat

Weekday

Thursday

Yamaghanta

06:14 to 07:49

Paksha

Krishna

Nakshatra

Vishakha

Karana

Kaulav

Moonsign

Tula

Rahu Kaal

14:12 to 15:47

April 2024

Krishna Paksha Shashti

06:33

31 21

18:52

Vrishchik

Jyestha
Krishna Paksha Saptami

06:32

1 22

18:52

Chaitra Amavasya

Dhan

Mool
Krishna Paksha Ashtmi

06:31

2 23

18:52

Cheti Chand
Gudi Padwa

Dhan

Purvashadha
Krishna Paksha Navmi

06:30

3 24

18:53

Ramadan

Makar

Uttarashadha
Krishna Paksha Dashmi

06:29

4 25

18:53

Makar

Shravan
Krishna Paksha Ekadashi

06:29

5 26

18:53

Makar

Dhanistha
Krishna Paksha Dwadashi

06:28

6 27

18:53

Rohini Vrat

Kumbh

Satbhisha

Krishna Paksha Trayodashi

06:27

7 28

18:54

Kumbh

Purvabhadrapad
Amavasya

06:26

8 30

18:54

Meen

Uttarabhadrapad
Shukla Paksha Pratipada

06:25

9 1

18:54

Meen

Revati
Shukla Paksha Dwitiya

06:25

10 2

18:54

Ram Navami
Swaminarayan Jayanti

Mesh

Bharani
Shukla Paksha Tritiya

06:24

11 3

18:55

Mesh

Krutika
Shukla Paksha Chaturthi

06:23

12 4

18:55

Kamada Ekadashi

Vrushabh

Rohini
Shukla Paksha Panchami

06:22

13 5

18:55

Vrushabh

Mrugshirsh

Shukla Paksha Shashti

06:21

14 6

18:55

Baisakhi
Bihu
Mesha Sankranti
Mahavir Jayanti

Mithun

Aadra
Shukla Paksha Saptami

06:21

15 7

18:56

Vishu Kani
Pohela Boishakh

Mithun

Punarvasu
Shukla Paksha Ashtmi

06:20

16 8

18:56

Chitra Pournami
Hanuman Jayanti

Kark

Pushya
Shukla Paksha Navmi

06:19

17 9

18:56

Easter

Kark

Aashlesha
Shukla Paksha Dashmi

06:18

18 10

18:57

Kark

Aashlesha
Shukla Paksha Ekadashi

06:18

19 11

18:57

Sinh

Magha
Shukla Paksha Dwadashi

06:17

20 12

18:57

Sinh

Purvafalguni

Shukla Paksha Trayodashi

06:16

21 13

18:57

Kanya

Uttarafalguni
Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi

06:16

22 14

18:58

Earth Day

Kanya

Hast
Purnima

06:15

23 15

18:58

Kalashtami

Kanya

Chitra
Krishna Paksha Pratipada

06:14

24 16

18:58

Tula

Swati
Krishna Paksha Pratipada

06:14

25 16

18:59

Tula

Vishakha
Krishna Paksha Dwitiya

06:13

26 17

18:59

Varuthini Ekadashi
Vallabhacharya Jayanti

Vrishchik

Anuradha
Krishna Paksha Tritiya

06:12

27 18

18:59

Vrishchik

Jyestha

Krishna Paksha Chaturthi

06:12

28 19

19:00

Jamat Ul Vida

Dhan

Mool
Krishna Paksha Panchami

06:11

29 20

19:00

Masik Shivratri

Dhan

Purvashadha
Krishna Paksha Shashti

06:11

30 21

19:00

Dhan

Uttarashadha
Krishna Paksha Saptami

06:10

1 22

19:01

Chaitra Amavasya

Makar

Shravan
Krishna Paksha Navmi

06:09

2 24

19:01

Cheti Chand
Gudi Padwa

Makar

Dhanistha
Krishna Paksha Dashmi

06:09

3 25

19:01

Ramadan

Kumbh

Satbhisha
Krishna Paksha Ekadashi

06:08

4 26

19:02

Kumbh

Purvabhadrapad

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