Vedic Panchang·Sydney, Australia
Vedic Panchang in SydneyTuesday, 13 February 1990
मङ्गलबार, २०४६ फागुन २Falgun 2, 2046 BS
Phalguna Krishna Tritiya · Vikram Samvat 2046 · Shaka 1911
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All times are local to Sydney, Australia: Australia/Sydney (GMT+11).
Today
- Kumbha Sankranti
Festival days are worked out from the tithi for this place. They can fall a day apart between regions, traditions and countries. Public holidays are set by each country’s own authority, so please confirm with your local calendar.
Pancha Anga · the five limbs
- Tithi
- Krishna Tritiya until 7:56 AMthen Krishna Chaturthi until 9:34 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Nakshatra
- Uttara Phalguni until 3:23 PMPada 3 → 4 · lord Sun · then Hasta until 5:40 PM, Wed, Feb 14
- Yoga
- Dhriti until 2:36 AM, Wed, Feb 14then Shula until 3:00 AM, Thu, Feb 15
- Karana
- Vishti until 7:56 AMBava until 8:41 PMBalava until 9:34 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Vara
- Mangalavara (Tuesday) · मङ्गलबारDay lord Mars
New to these terms? The five limbs of time, explained.
Sun & Moon
- Sunrise
- 6:27 AMDay length 13 h 22 min
- Sunset
- 7:50 PMNight length 10 h 38 min
- Moonrise
- 9:23 PM
- Moonset
- 9:30 AM
- Moon sign
- Kanya
- Sun sign
- Kumbha
- Lunar month
- Phalguna (Purnimanta) · Krishna pakshaAmanta: Magha
- Ayana
- Uttarayana
The day at a glance
Good times
- Brahma Muhurta
- 5:03 AM – 5:45 AMthe two muhurtas before sunrise, for meditation and study
- Abhijit
- 12:42 PM – 1:35 PMthe victorious midday muhurta
- Vijaya
- 3:22 PM – 4:16 PMthe 11th muhurta of the day
- Nishita
- 12:48 AM – 1:30 AM, Wed, Feb 14the midnight muhurta
Times to avoid
- Rahu Kalam
- 4:29 PM – 6:10 PM
- Yamaganda
- 9:48 AM – 11:28 AM
- Gulika Kalam
- 1:09 PM – 2:49 PM
Choghadiya
eight parts of the day and of the nightDay
- Rog6:27 AM – 8:08 AM
- Udveg8:08 AM – 9:48 AM
- Char9:48 AM – 11:28 AM
- Labh11:28 AM – 1:09 PM
- Amrit1:09 PM – 2:49 PM
- Kaal2:49 PM – 4:29 PM
- Shubh4:29 PM – 6:10 PM
- Rog6:10 PM – 7:50 PM
Night
- Kaal7:50 PM – 9:10 PM
- Labh9:10 PM – 10:29 PM
- Udveg10:29 PM – 11:49 PM
- Shubh11:49 PM – 1:09 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Amrit1:09 AM – 2:29 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Char2:29 AM – 3:49 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Rog3:49 AM – 5:09 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Kaal5:09 AM – 6:28 AM, Wed, Feb 14
Amrit, Shubh and Labh are good; Char is neutral (good for travel); Udveg, Rog and Kaal are best avoided.
Hora · planetary hours+
- Mars6:27 AM – 7:34 AM
- Sun7:34 AM – 8:41 AM
- Venus8:41 AM – 9:48 AM
- Mercury9:48 AM – 10:55 AM
- Moon10:55 AM – 12:02 PM
- Saturn12:02 PM – 1:09 PM
- Jupiter1:09 PM – 2:16 PM
- Mars2:16 PM – 3:22 PM
- Sun3:22 PM – 4:29 PM
- Venus4:29 PM – 5:36 PM
- Mercury5:36 PM – 6:43 PM
- Moon6:43 PM – 7:50 PM
- Saturn7:50 PM – 8:43 PM
- Jupiter8:43 PM – 9:36 PM
- Mars9:36 PM – 10:29 PM
- Sun10:29 PM – 11:23 PM
- Venus11:23 PM – 12:16 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Mercury12:16 AM – 1:09 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Moon1:09 AM – 2:02 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Saturn2:02 AM – 2:56 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Jupiter2:56 AM – 3:49 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Mars3:49 AM – 4:42 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Sun4:42 AM – 5:35 AM, Wed, Feb 14
- Venus5:35 AM – 6:28 AM, Wed, Feb 14
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- Maha ShivaratriFriday, 23 February
- Holika Dahan · Fagu Purnima in the hill districts of NepalSunday, 11 March
- HoliMonday, 12 March
- Ghode Jatramay vary · Kathmandu, NepalMonday, 26 March
- Chaitra Navratri begins · Ugadi, Gudi PadwaTuesday, 27 March
- Chaite Dashainmay vary · Chaitra Ashtami (Nepal)Tuesday, 3 April
- Rama NavamiTuesday, 3 April
- Mahavir Jayantimay varySunday, 8 April
- Hanuman JayantiTuesday, 10 April
- Nepali New Year 2047 · Baisakh 1 (Nepal)Saturday, 14 April
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 1990 →Panchang questions answered for Sydney
- What is the tithi on 13 February 1990 in Sydney?
- The tithi on 13 February 1990 in Sydney is Krishna Tritiya until 7:56am, then Chaturthi until 9:34am on 14 Feb.
- Which nakshatra is it on 13 February 1990?
- The nakshatra on 13 February 1990 is Uttara Phalguni until 3:23pm, then Hasta until 5:40pm on 14 Feb.
- What are the yoga and karana on 13 February 1990?
- Yoga: Dhriti until 2:36am on 14 Feb, then Shula until 3:00am on 15 Feb. Karana: Vishti until 7:56am, then Bava until 8:41pm, then Balava until 9:34am on 14 Feb.
- What time is sunrise and sunset on 13 February 1990 in Sydney?
- Sunrise is at 6:27am and sunset at 7:50pm (Australia/Sydney).
- What is Rahu Kalam on 13 February 1990 in Sydney?
- Rahu Kalam on 13 February 1990 in Sydney is from 4:29pm to 6:10pm. Yamaganda is 9:48am to 11:28am and Gulika is 1:09pm to 2:49pm.
- What is the Abhijit Muhurta on 13 February 1990?
- Abhijit Muhurta on 13 February 1990 in Sydney is from 12:42pm to 1:35pm, and Brahma Muhurta is 5:03am to 5:45am.
- What is the Nepali date (Bikram Sambat) on 13 February 1990?
- 13 February 1990 is Falgun 2, 2046 BS in the Nepali Bikram Sambat calendar.
- Which festival or vrat is it on 13 February 1990?
- Kumbha Sankranti. 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.