Hindu Calendar on november 25, 2025
1. Lunar Date (Tithi)
· On november 25, 2025, according to the Hindu Panchāṅga, the day begins in the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase of the moon).
· Specifically, it is Shukla Panchami (5th tithi) until 10:57 PM IST, after which Shukla Shashthi (6th tithi) begins.
· The tithi corresponds to the Margashirsha month (in the Purnimanta reckoning) or Agrahayana month.
· The vikram Samvat year is 2082.
2. Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)
· The Uttara Ashadha (Uttarashada) nakshatra prevails for most of the day until around 11:57 PM.
· After that, the nakshatra transitions into Shravana (Sravana).
3. yoga and Karana
· Yoga: The day begins with Ganda Yoga, which lasts until approx 12:49 PM, and then it shifts to Vṛddhi Yoga.
· Karana:
o Bava Karana runs until ~10:13 AM.
o Balava Karana from ~10:13 AM until 10:57 PM.
o Then Kaulava Karana begins after 10:57 PM.
4. Rāśi (Moon Sign)
· According to one source, the moon moves from Dhanu Rāśi (Sagittarius) to Makara Rāśi (Capricorn) on this day (though exact times differ for regions).
· Another panchāṅga lists Makara Rāśi as the moon sign.
5. Pakṣa, Month, and Year Systems
· Pakṣa: Shukla Pakṣa (bright fortnight) on november 25.
· Lunar Month:
o In the Purnimanta (north Indian) system, this day falls in Margashirsha month.
o In the Amānta system used in some regions, it's Kartika.
· Samvat / Year:
o Vikram Samvat: 2082.
o Shaka (Saka) Samvat: 1947 (as per one Panchāṅga source).
6. Festivals / Significance
· Vivah Panchami: According to the Panchāṅga for this day, november 25, 2025, is Vivah Panchami, which generally commemorates the wedding of Lord Rama and Sita. This makes the day auspicious: marriages or wedding-related ceremonies are traditionally favorable.
7. Muhurta / Auspicious & Inauspicious Times
· Bad Times (to start important work):
o Rahukālam: ~2:49 PM – 4:12 PM
o Yamagandam: ~9:16 AM – 10:39 AM
o Gulikai: ~12:03 PM – 1:26 PM
· Good Times:
o Amṛta Kālām (very favorable): ~5:00 PM – 6:44 PM
o Abhijit Muhūrta: ~11:40 AM – 12:25 PM.
Why These Details Matter
· The tithi, nakshatra, yoga, and karana are fundamental elements of the Hindu panchāṅga. They help determine auspiciousness for rituals, pujas, weddings, and starting new ventures.
· Knowing the moon sign (rāśi) is significant for astrological charting and understanding how the lunar influence affects a particular day.
· Identifying festival days (like Vivah Panchami) helps people plan religious and social celebrations.
· Muhurta timings (good vs bad periods) are used in Vedic astrology to pick the right moment for important actions (shubh muhurat).
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