Panchang

Explore the Mysteries of Time with Our Daily Panchang

The term ‘Panchanga’, derived from Sanskrit, combines two essential components: ‘panch’, meaning five, and ‘ang’, referring to parts. These five integral components are ‘Tithi’, ‘Vaar’, ‘Nakshatra’, ‘Yog’, and ‘Karana’. In regions such as Assam, Bengal, and Odisha, the Panchangam is commonly known as ‘Panjika’. These components play a pivotal role in the Hindu calendar, helping to determine the timing of various Vedic festivals and rituals.

Tithi

It corresponds to the ‘day’ and signifies the moon’s position at sunrise. The Panchang shows the conclusion time of the Tithi that was active during sunrise.

Nakshatra

Nakshatra refers to the ‘stars on that day’ and indicated the position of the stars at sunrise. The calendar provides the concluding time for the Nakshatra that was active during sunrise.

Yog

‘Yog’ in Vedic astrology generally refers to specific combinations or pairs of planets, signs, or houses that have unique effects on individuals based on their conjunctions, aspects, or placements. The calculation involving the addition of the longitudes of the Sun and the Moon divided into 27 equal parts typically pertains to Nakshatras rather than Yog.

Karana

Karana represents the 'work being done,' which is also equivalent to half of a Tithi (one lunar day). According to Vedic astrology, there are a total of 11 Karanas (4 fixed and 7 movable). Each Karana is equivalent to the time taken by the Moon to move six degrees away from the Sun.

Vaar

Vedic astrology defines ‘Vaar’ as a day in the calendar. In a week of seven days, each ‘Vaar’ commences with the sunrise and is associated with a celestial body. The seven ‘Vaars’ according to Vedic astrology are: Som-vaar (Monday), Mangal-vaar (Tuesday), Budh-vaar (Wednesday), Brhaspati-vaar/Guru-vaar (Thursday), Shukr-vaar (Friday), Shani-vaar (Saturday), and Ravi-vaar (Sunday). These names correspond to the days of the week, each linked to a specific celestial influence, making them more than just labels on a calendar.

Navigating the Hindu Calendar with Online Panchangam

At Book Your Astro, you can rest assured that you’ll receive an online Panchang offering a treasure trove of wisdom for those who cherish Vedic customs, ceremonies, and traditions. It encompasses vital information such as Tithi (lunar day), Nakshatra (constellation), Yog, Karana, and sunrise and sunset times. Our Panchangam serves as your guide to a balanced and spiritually fulfilling daily life. It enables you to access the Panchang daily, ensuring your actions are in harmony with the celestial clock and align with promising moments.

The Key Features

Real-time Updates

The online panchang at Book Your Astro provides real-time updates, keeping you in sync with ever-changing celestial positions. This ensures the precision of your rituals, ceremonies, and daily practices.

Location-specific Data

You can customize your Panchang based on your geographical location, simplifying event planning, fasts, and pujas according to local sunrise and sunset times, making it easier for you.

Festival Reminders

By subscribing to the online Panchang at Book Your Astro, you’ll receive timely reminders of upcoming Hindu festivals and auspicious occasions. This ensures you never miss an opportunity to celebrate these important events.

Online Support

For those seeking online assistance, Book Your Astro is carefully designed to complement your spiritual journey with accurate panchang information and guidance, followed by 24/7 customer support.