Panchāṅgam for 25 november 2025
1. Tithi (Lunar Day)
o It is Shukla Paksha Panchami (5th day of the bright fortnight) until 10:57 PM IST.
o After that, the tithi changes to Shukla Shashthi.
2. Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)
o Uttara Ashadha nakshatra is active until 11:57 PM.
3. After that, Shravana (Sravana) nakshatra begins.
4. Yoga
o The day begins with Ganda Yoga (considered inauspicious) until about 12:49 PM.
o From 12:49 PM onwards, Vṛddhi Yoga prevails, which is more favorable.
5. Karana
o Bava Karana runs until 10:13 AM
o Then Balava Karana from 10:13 AM to 10:57 PM.
o After 10:57 PM, Kaulava Karana starts.
6. Var (Day)
o It’s Mangalavāra (Tuesday).
7. Lunar Month / Samvat / Year
o Month (Amanta / Purnimanta): Agrahayana.
o Vikram Samvat: 2082.
o Shaka Samvat: 1947.
o Season (Ritu): Hemant (pre-winter).
8. Sunrise / Sunset / Moonrise / Moonset
o Sunrise: ~6:51 AM IST.
o Sunset: ~5:36 PM IST.
o Moonrise: ~10:55 AM IST.
o Moonset: ~9:50 PM IST.
9. Auspicious / Inauspicious Times
o Rāhukālam (inauspicious): ~2:49 PM – 4:12 PM.
o Yamagandam: ~9:16 AM – 10:39 AM.
o Gulikā: ~12:03 PM – 1:26 PM.
o Dur‑Muhūrtham (inauspicious): ~09:00 AM – 09:43 AM; also ~10:54 PM – 11:47 PM (depending on source)
o Varjyam: Early morning ~4:13 AM – 5:55 AM (depending on source)
o Amṛta Kāl (Good Time): ~5:00 PM – ~6:44 PM.
o Abhijit Muhūrta: ~11:40 AM – ~12:25 PM.
10. Festivals / Vrats
o Vivah Panchami is observed on this day.
o According to some panchāngas, Nag Diwali is also observed.
11. Miscellaneous
· According to tamil panchāngam (for Chennai), the tamil date is Karthikai 9.
· In the tamil calendar, the moon is in Makara Rāśi (Capricorn) at some point on this day.
Interpretation & Guidance
· The first half of the day is marked by Ganda Yoga, which is generally inauspicious, so avoid starting very important or delicate tasks early morning.
· The Abhijit Muhūrta around late morning (~11:40 AM–12:25 PM) is an excellent window for spiritual practices, pujas, or making important decisions.
· The Amṛta Kāl in the evening (~5:00 PM–6:44 PM) is another very favorable period — good for worship, charity, or significant work.
· Avoid new ventures or ceremonies during Rāhukālam, Yamagandam, or Gulikā.
· Since it is Vivah Panchami, the day is especially auspicious for weddings, marriage rituals, or activities related to marital harmony.
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