Vedic Panchang·Sydney, Australia
Vedic Panchang in SydneySunday, 25 September 1988
आइतबार, २०४५ असोज ९Asoj 9, 2045 BS
Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturdashi · Vikram Samvat 2045 · Shaka 1910
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Waxing Moon
All times are local to Sydney, Australia: Australia/Sydney (GMT+10).
Today
- Anant Chaturdashimay vary
Festival days are worked out from the tithi for this place. They can fall a day apart between regions, traditions and countries, most often for those marked “may vary”. Public holidays are set by each country’s own authority, so please confirm with your local calendar.
Pancha Anga · the five limbs
- Tithi
- Shukla Chaturdashi until 8:48 AMthen Shukla Purnima until 5:07 AM, Mon, Sep 26, then Krishna Pratipada until 1:31 AM, Tue, Sep 27
- Nakshatra
- Purva Bhadrapada until 7:47 PMPada 2 → 3 → 4 · lord Jupiter · then Uttara Bhadrapada until 4:55 PM, Mon, Sep 26
- Yoga
- Ganda until 9:30 PMthen Vriddhi until 5:22 PM, Mon, Sep 26
- Karana
- Vanija until 8:48 AMVishti until 6:57 PMBava until 5:07 AM, Mon, Sep 26Balava until 3:17 PM, Mon, Sep 26
- Vara
- Ravivara (Sunday) · आइतबारDay lord Sun
New to these terms? The five limbs of time, explained.
Sun & Moon
- Sunrise
- 5:40 AMDay length 12 h 13 min
- Sunset
- 5:53 PMNight length 11 h 46 min
- Moonrise
- 5:18 PM
- Moonset
- 5:05 AM
- Moon sign
- Kumbhaenters Meena at 2:31 PM
- Sun sign
- Kanya
- Lunar month
- Bhadrapada (Purnimanta) · Shukla pakshaAmanta: Bhadrapada
- Ayana
- Dakshinayana
The day at a glance
Good times
- Brahma Muhurta
- 4:06 AM – 4:53 AMthe two muhurtas before sunrise, for meditation and study
- Abhijit
- 11:22 AM – 12:11 PMthe victorious midday muhurta
- Vijaya
- 1:49 PM – 2:38 PMthe 11th muhurta of the day
- Nishita
- 11:22 PM – 12:09 AM, Mon, Sep 26the midnight muhurta
Times to avoid
- Rahu Kalam
- 4:21 PM – 5:53 PM
- Yamaganda
- 11:47 AM – 1:18 PM
- Gulika Kalam
- 2:50 PM – 4:21 PM
Choghadiya
eight parts of the day and of the nightDay
- Udveg5:40 AM – 7:12 AM
- Char7:12 AM – 8:44 AM
- Labh8:44 AM – 10:15 AM
- Amrit10:15 AM – 11:47 AM
- Kaal11:47 AM – 1:18 PM
- Shubh1:18 PM – 2:50 PM
- Rog2:50 PM – 4:21 PM
- Udveg4:21 PM – 5:53 PM
Night
- Shubh5:53 PM – 7:21 PM
- Amrit7:21 PM – 8:49 PM
- Char8:49 PM – 10:18 PM
- Rog10:18 PM – 11:46 PM
- Kaal11:46 PM – 1:14 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Labh1:14 AM – 2:42 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Udveg2:42 AM – 4:11 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Shubh4:11 AM – 5:39 AM, Mon, Sep 26
Amrit, Shubh and Labh are good; Char is neutral (good for travel); Udveg, Rog and Kaal are best avoided.
Hora · planetary hours+
- Sun5:40 AM – 6:41 AM
- Venus6:41 AM – 7:42 AM
- Mercury7:42 AM – 8:44 AM
- Moon8:44 AM – 9:45 AM
- Saturn9:45 AM – 10:46 AM
- Jupiter10:46 AM – 11:47 AM
- Mars11:47 AM – 12:48 PM
- Sun12:48 PM – 1:49 PM
- Venus1:49 PM – 2:50 PM
- Mercury2:50 PM – 3:51 PM
- Moon3:51 PM – 4:52 PM
- Saturn4:52 PM – 5:53 PM
- Jupiter5:53 PM – 6:52 PM
- Mars6:52 PM – 7:51 PM
- Sun7:51 PM – 8:49 PM
- Venus8:49 PM – 9:48 PM
- Mercury9:48 PM – 10:47 PM
- Moon10:47 PM – 11:46 PM
- Saturn11:46 PM – 12:45 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Jupiter12:45 AM – 1:44 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Mars1:44 AM – 2:42 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Sun2:42 AM – 3:41 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Venus3:41 AM – 4:40 AM, Mon, Sep 26
- Mercury4:40 AM – 5:39 AM, Mon, Sep 26
Tithi at sunrise. Small numbers are the Nepali (BS) date. Tap a day for its full panchang. Festival days are worked out from the tithi for this place and can differ by a day between regions and traditions.
Coming up
next 60 days, for Sydney- Navratri begins · Ghatasthapana (Dashain)Wednesday, 12 October
- Fulpatimay vary · Dashain, NepalTuesday, 18 October
- Durga Ashtamimay vary · Maha AshtamiWednesday, 19 October
- Maha Navamimay varyWednesday, 19 October
- Vijaya Dashami · Dussehra, Dashain TikaThursday, 20 October
- Sharad Purnimamay vary · Kojagrat PurnimaMonday, 24 October
- Karwa Chauthmay varyFriday, 28 October
- Ahoi Ashtamimay varyTuesday, 1 November
- Dhanteras · Dhanatrayodashi (Kag Tihar)Sunday, 6 November
- Narak Chaturdashimay vary · Chhoti Diwali, Kukur TiharTuesday, 8 November
- Diwali (Lakshmi Puja) · Tihar Laxmi PujaWednesday, 9 November
- Govardhan Puja · Mha PujaThursday, 10 November
- Bhai Dooj · Bhai TikaFriday, 11 November
- Chhath PujaTuesday, 15 November
- Devutthana Ekadashimay vary · Haribodhini EkadashiSunday, 20 November
- Kartika PurnimaWednesday, 23 November
Festival days are worked out from the tithi for this place. They can fall a day apart between regions, traditions and countries, most often for those marked “may vary”. Public holidays are set by each country’s own authority, so please confirm with your local calendar.
All festival dates for 1988 →Panchang questions answered for Sydney
- What is the tithi on 25 September 1988 in Sydney?
- The tithi on 25 September 1988 in Sydney is Shukla Chaturdashi until 8:48am, then Purnima until 5:07am on 26 Sept, then Pratipada until 1:31am on 27 Sept.
- Which nakshatra is it on 25 September 1988?
- The nakshatra on 25 September 1988 is Purva Bhadrapada until 7:47pm, then Uttara Bhadrapada until 4:55pm on 26 Sept.
- What are the yoga and karana on 25 September 1988?
- Yoga: Ganda until 9:30pm, then Vriddhi until 5:22pm on 26 Sept. Karana: Vanija until 8:48am, then Vishti until 6:57pm, then Bava until 5:07am on 26 Sept, then Balava until 3:17pm on 26 Sept.
- What time is sunrise and sunset on 25 September 1988 in Sydney?
- Sunrise is at 5:40am and sunset at 5:53pm (Australia/Sydney).
- What is Rahu Kalam on 25 September 1988 in Sydney?
- Rahu Kalam on 25 September 1988 in Sydney is from 4:21pm to 5:53pm. Yamaganda is 11:47am to 1:18pm and Gulika is 2:50pm to 4:21pm.
- What is the Abhijit Muhurta on 25 September 1988?
- Abhijit Muhurta on 25 September 1988 in Sydney is from 11:22am to 12:11pm, and Brahma Muhurta is 4:06am to 4:53am.
- What is the Nepali date (Bikram Sambat) on 25 September 1988?
- 25 September 1988 is Asoj 9, 2045 BS in the Nepali Bikram Sambat calendar.
- Which festival or vrat is it on 25 September 1988?
- Anant Chaturdashi. Festival days are worked out from the tithi for this place and can differ by a day between regions, traditions and countries, so confirm with your local calendar.
Calculated for Sydney, Australia from the actual positions of the Sun and Moon.