Rahu Kalam · Choghadiya · Hora
Vedic daily timings.
For your city.
See the current Choghadiya, daily periods and the full Hora schedule. One city and date set every local clock below. Looking for tithi, nakshatra, yoga or karana? Open Panchang ↗
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Bengaluru
Saturday, 3 October 2026
Asia/Kolkata · GMT+5:30 at sunrise · 12.9716°, 77.5946° · city centre
For the selected city’s current date.
See this interval’s full schedule ↗Traditionally set aside when starting new work. Its length follows the daylight here.
A complete sunrise-to-sunset cycle is unavailable for this date and place. We cannot derive the daily intervals.
A quick look at your day
More about the local sky ↗- Moonrise
- No event on this date
- Moonset
- 12:28 pm
- Daylight
- 11h 59m
- Night to next sunrise
- 12h 1m
Other periods traditionally set aside
- Gulika Kalam
- 06:09 am – 07:39 am
- Yamaganda
- 01:39 pm – 03:08 pm
Daylight divisions chosen by weekday. These supplement Rahu Kalam above.
Two timing references
- Brahma Muhurat
- 04:33 am – 05:21 am
- Abhijit Muhurat
- 11:45 am – 12:33 pm
Brahma uses the fixed 48-minute convention. Abhijit varies with daylight and is omitted on Wednesdays.
These are separate traditional rules, not a combined recommendation. Full exclusions, festival rules and birth-chart checks are not applied. See the conventions ↗
Day Choghadiya
Sunrise → sunset| Choghadiya | Local time |
|---|---|
| KalaTime | 06:09 am – 07:39 am |
| ShubhaAuspicious | 07:39 am – 09:09 am |
| RogaIllness · overlaps Rahu Kalam | 09:09 am – 10:39 am |
| UdvegaAgitation | 10:39 am – 12:09 pm |
| CharaMovement | 12:09 pm – 01:39 pm |
| LabhaGain | 01:39 pm – 03:08 pm |
| AmritaNectar | 03:08 pm – 04:38 pm |
| KalaTime | 04:38 pm – 06:08 pm |
Night Choghadiya
Sunset → next sunrise| Choghadiya | Local time |
|---|---|
| LabhaGain | 06:08 pm – 07:38 pm |
| UdvegaAgitation | 07:38 pm – 09:08 pm |
| ShubhaAuspicious | 09:08 pm – 10:39 pm |
| AmritaNectar | 10:39 pm – 12:09 am · 4 Oct |
| CharaMovement | 12:09 am · 4 Oct – 01:39 am · 4 Oct |
| RogaIllness | 01:39 am · 4 Oct – 03:09 am · 4 Oct |
| KalaTime | 03:09 am · 4 Oct – 04:39 am · 4 Oct |
| LabhaGain | 04:39 am · 4 Oct – 06:09 am · 4 Oct |
Day Hora
Sunrise → sunset| Ruler | Local time |
|---|---|
| SaturnPlanetary ruler | 06:09 am – 07:09 am |
| JupiterPlanetary ruler | 07:09 am – 08:09 am |
| MarsPlanetary ruler | 08:09 am – 09:09 am |
| SunPlanetary ruler | 09:09 am – 10:09 am |
| VenusPlanetary ruler | 10:09 am – 11:09 am |
| MercuryPlanetary ruler | 11:09 am – 12:09 pm |
| MoonPlanetary ruler | 12:09 pm – 01:09 pm |
| SaturnPlanetary ruler | 01:09 pm – 02:09 pm |
| JupiterPlanetary ruler | 02:09 pm – 03:08 pm |
| MarsPlanetary ruler | 03:08 pm – 04:08 pm |
| SunPlanetary ruler | 04:08 pm – 05:08 pm |
| VenusPlanetary ruler | 05:08 pm – 06:08 pm |
Night Hora
Sunset → next sunrise| Ruler | Local time |
|---|---|
| MercuryPlanetary ruler | 06:08 pm – 07:08 pm |
| MoonPlanetary ruler | 07:08 pm – 08:08 pm |
| SaturnPlanetary ruler | 08:08 pm – 09:08 pm |
| JupiterPlanetary ruler | 09:08 pm – 10:09 pm |
| MarsPlanetary ruler | 10:09 pm – 11:09 pm |
| SunPlanetary ruler | 11:09 pm – 12:09 am · 4 Oct |
| VenusPlanetary ruler | 12:09 am · 4 Oct – 01:09 am · 4 Oct |
| MercuryPlanetary ruler | 01:09 am · 4 Oct – 02:09 am · 4 Oct |
| MoonPlanetary ruler | 02:09 am · 4 Oct – 03:09 am · 4 Oct |
| SaturnPlanetary ruler | 03:09 am · 4 Oct – 04:09 am · 4 Oct |
| JupiterPlanetary ruler | 04:09 am · 4 Oct – 05:09 am · 4 Oct |
| MarsPlanetary ruler | 05:09 am · 4 Oct – 06:09 am · 4 Oct |
Times are rounded to the nearest minute. Dates beside overnight times mean the following civil day. Choghadiya names are traditional labels; these tables do not apply every muhurat exclusion.
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The sky gives us the boundaries.
Tradition gives us the divisions.
01 / The horizon
Sunrise and sunset use Astronomy Engine 2.1.19: the Sun’s upper edge, standard atmospheric refraction and an unobstructed horizon. This preview uses approximate city-centre coordinates and zero elevation. Buildings, terrain and actual weather can change what you observe.
Read the engine’s rise/set definition ↗02 / The local day
The selected date belongs to the city’s time zone. Daylight-saving changes are applied on that date. Day tables run from sunrise to sunset; night tables end at the next sunrise, even when that falls on tomorrow’s calendar date.
Compare with the U.S. Naval Observatory ↗03 / The rule
Rahu Kalam uses one of eight equal daylight divisions, chosen by weekday. Choghadiya divides day and night into eight parts each; Hora divides each into twelve and follows its planetary cycle. These are traditional timing systems, not forecasts of an outcome.
Rahu weekday rule ↗Choghadiya reference ↗ · Hora reference ↗
Can I use this as a complete muhurat or Panchang?
These are daily solar timing tables. They do not yet include tithi, nakshatra, yoga, karana, Vaar Vela, Kaal Vela, Kaal Ratri or birth-chart checks. A named Choghadiya is not a complete event recommendation. Specialist review is pending for the preview’s traditional rules.