Sunrise 06:09 am
Next sunrise 06:09 am · 4 Oct
The local almanac
The day, in five parts.
Follow the lunar day, star, yoga, karana and weekday for your city. See what holds at sunrise—and exactly when it changes.
Dated build example: Bengaluru, 2026-10-03. Confirm your city to calculate your own day.
At local sunrise
Saturday, 3 October 2026
Bengaluru, India · Asia/Kolkata · 12.9716°, 77.5946°
Tithi
The lunar day · each 12° of Sun–Moon separation
- Krishna SaptamiAt reference · ends 08:00 am
- Krishna AshtamiFrom 08:00 am · ends 05:52 am · 4 Oct
- Krishna NavamiFrom 05:52 am · 4 Oct · ends 03:54 am · 5 Oct
Nakshatra
The Moon’s sidereal sector · 27 divisions
- ArdraAt reference · ends 01:30 am · 4 Oct
- PunarvasuFrom 01:30 am · 4 Oct · ends 12:14 am · 5 Oct
Yoga
The combined sidereal longitudes of Sun and Moon
- VariyanaAt reference · ends 03:22 pm
- ParighaFrom 03:22 pm · ends 12:32 pm · 4 Oct
Karana
Half a tithi · each 6° of separation
- BavaAt reference · ends 08:00 am
- BalavaFrom 08:00 am · ends 06:55 pm
- KaulavaFrom 06:55 pm · ends 05:52 am · 4 Oct
- TaitilaFrom 05:52 am · 4 Oct · ends 04:52 pm · 4 Oct
Nakshatra padas through this day
- Ardra · pada 1At reference · ends 08:33 am
- Ardra · pada 2From 08:33 am · ends 02:11 pm
- Ardra · pada 3From 02:11 pm · ends 07:50 pm
- Ardra · pada 4From 07:50 pm · ends 01:30 am · 4 Oct
- Punarvasu · pada 1From 01:30 am · 4 Oct · ends 07:10 am · 4 Oct
Lahiri anchored sidereal profile · lahiri-ae-1.0 · True ayanamsha 24.233150°. Full-precision boundaries, displayed to the nearest minute. Dates after overnight times are explicit. A transition can end after this sunrise day. Validation and conventions ↗
One city. Clear conventions.
Read it from sunrise
Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana are shown at sunrise, then through the next sunrise. A lunar day can repeat or pass between two sunrises; the month view marks those cases.
Choose your month system
Amanta and Purnimanta name regular waning fortnights differently. Choose the convention you use; the planetary positions and end times stay the same. The default here is Amanta.
Check the calculation
This Lahiri anchored profile uses Astronomy Engine 2.1.19. Reference tests include published ayanamsha values and Drik transition times. It is a checked preview; wider regional and ritual-rule review remains.
See sources and test limits ↗