📅 Date & Day
- Friday, 06 March 2026 (Gregorian Calendar)
- Hindu Month: Phalguna • krishna Paksha
- Vikram Samvat: 2083 / Shaka Samvat: 1947
🌞 Sunrise & Sunset (Typical for India)
- Sunrise: Around 06:25 – 06:44 AM
- Sunset: Around 06:14 – 06:29 PM
🌙 Tithi (Lunar Day)
- Krishna Paksha Tritiya – until ~05:53 PM
- Krishna Paksha Chaturthi – from ~05:53 PM onwards
🌟 Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)
- Hasta Nakshatra – until around 09:29 AM
- Chitra Nakshatra – from around 09:29 AM onwards
🧿 Yoga & Karana
- Yoga:
- Ganda Yoga – until early morning
- Vridhi Yoga – from morning till next day
- Karana:
- Vishti / Bhadra – till afternoon
- Bava – from evening
⛔ Inauspicious Periods
These are generally avoided for starting new ventures, ceremonies, travel, or agreements:
- Rahu Kaal: ~10:50 AM – 12:30 PM
- Gulika Kalam: ~08:00 AM – 09:30 AM
- Yamaganda: ~03:20 PM – 04:50 PM
- Varjyam: ~06:04 PM – 07:47 PM (Unfavourable for important works)
✅ Auspicious Times (Shubh Muhurat)
- Abhijeet Muhurta: Around 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM
- Amrit Kaal: Early morning ~04:20 AM – 06:05 AM
These periods are considered favourable for important pujas, ceremonies, spiritual practices, travel, and new ventures.
🔱 Religious/Festival Note
According to traditional Panchang observances, Sankashti Chaturthi (a monthly sacred day dedicated to Lord Ganesha) falls on this day, as the lunar Chaturthi begins in the evening. Also noted in some calendars:
- Chhatrapati shivaji Tithi Based Jayanti (lunar commemoration)
🪔 Suggested Rituals & Puja
On 06 March 2026, based on Panchang timings, devotees may observe:
- Evening Sankashti Puja after moonrise (usually after Chaturthi begins)
- Abhijeet Muhurat and Amrit Kaal for puja and spiritual practice
- Avoid Rahu Kaal and Varjyam for major undertakings.
📌 Summary Table of Panchang Elements (06 March 2026)
Aspect
Details
Tithi
Krishna Tritiya → Chaturthi
Nakshatra
Hasta → Chitra
Yoga
Ganda → Vridhi
Karana
Vishti → Bava
Auspicious
Abhijit, Amrit Kaal
Inauspicious
Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika, Varjyam
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