đ  Daily PanchÄng â 2âŻJanuaryâŻ2026 (Friday)
đ Date & Day
Friday, 2âŻJanuaryâŻ2026 (Gregorian)
đ Hindu Calendar Details
Vikram Samvat: 2082 (Kalayukta)
Shaka Samvat: 1947 (Visvavasu)
Month (Amanta & Purnimanta): Pausha (पŕĽŕ¤ˇ)
Paksha (Lunar Phase): Shukla Paksha (waxing moon)
Ritu (Season): hemant (preâwinter)
Ayana: Dakshinayan (sunâs southward movement)
đ Tithi (Lunar Day)
Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi: until ~6:53âŻPM
Purnima (Full Moon): begins ~6:53âŻPM and continues next day
â (Star)
Mrigashirsha: up to ~8:04âŻPM
Ardra: starts after 8:04âŻPM and continues into next day
đŞÂ Yoga & Karana
Yoga:
Sukla yoga continues into early afternoon
Brahma yoga begins ~1:06âŻPM and continues overnight
Karana:
Garija until early morning
Vanija until ~6:53âŻPM
Vishti from ~6:54âŻPM into next day
âď¸Â Sun & moon (Example: Ujjain, MP)
Sunrise: ~7:12âŻAM
Sunset: ~5:48âŻPM
Moonrise: ~4:40âŻPM
Moonset: ~7:02âŻAM next day
(Note: exact sunrise/sunset times vary by city.)
âąď¸Â Inauspicious (Avoid) Timings
Rahu Kaal: ~11:11âŻAM â 12:30âŻPM
Gulika Kaal: ~8:32âŻAM â 9:51âŻAM
Yamaganda: ~3:09âŻPM â 4:29âŻPM
Durmuhaurat & Varjyam: early morning and selective short periods
đźÂ Auspicious Timings
Abhijit Muhurat: ~12:09âŻPM â 12:51âŻPM
Amrit Kaal: ~12:15âŻPM â 1:40âŻPM
Brahma Muhurat: early morning ~5:36âŻAM â 6:24âŻAM
đď¸Â Astrological Summary
Tithi:
The day begins with Chaturdashi and transitions to Purnima (full moon) in the evening â a phase considered potent for spiritual activities and worship of the moon and deities.
:
Mrigashirsha (associated with curiosity, learning, and gentle communication) leads much of the day, followed by Ardra at night (linked with transformation and emotional release).
Yoga & Karana:
Brahma yoga (from early afternoon) supports disciplined work, meditation, and considered decisionâmaking. Vishti Karana after evening should generally be approached cautiously for new beginnings.
đŞÂ Quick Tips for the Day
đ Evening Purnima: The full moon period (after ~6:53âŻPM) can be auspicious for meditation, moon prayers, and spiritual reflection.
đď¸ Auspicious windows around midday are good for starting important work, worship, or personal planning.
đŤ Avoid inauspicious Rahu, Gulika, and Yamaganda periods for vows, new beginnings, or major decisions.
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