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Panchangam for Ipoh

2026-09-07 · Ipoh, Malaysia · Monday

18:06:47Nothing is running at the moment. None of the periods the panchangam marks is in force right now.

Uthi — favourable until 18:15:54

Three of the periods above are the same for everyone in this city. Chandrashtama is not — it needs your star, comes round about once every twenty-seven days, and ends at whatever hour the Moon changes sign.
Sunrise
07:08:29
Sunset
19:18:57
Tithi
Krishna Ekadasi
until 19:34
Nakshatra
Punarvasu · 2
until 20:44
Yoga
Vyatipata
until 09:11
Karana
Bava
until 08:47

Inauspicious periods

Rahu kalam
08:39:48 – 10:11:06
Yamagandam
11:42:25 – 13:13:43
Gulikai
14:45:02 – 16:16:20

Nalla neram — the gowri panchangam

Eight parts of daylight and eight of night, five of them favourable. This is the table families read when they are choosing an hour rather than asking about this minute.

PartWhenReading
Amirdha — the best of the eight07:0808:39favourable
Visham — avoided08:3910:11not favourable
Rogam — avoided10:1111:42not favourable
Laabam — gain11:4213:13favourable
Dhanam — wealth13:1314:45favourable
Sugam — ease14:4516:16favourable
Soram — avoided16:1617:47not favourable
Uthi — favourable17:4719:18favourable
Sugam — ease
night
19:1820:47favourable
Soram — avoided
night
20:4722:16not favourable
Uthi — favourable
night
22:1623:44favourable
Amirdha — the best of the eight
night
23:4401:13favourable
Visham — avoided
night
01:1302:42not favourable
Rogam — avoided
night
02:4204:10not favourable
Laabam — gain
night
04:1005:39favourable
Dhanam — wealth
night
05:3907:08favourable

Varjyam

Four ghatikas of each nakshatra are set aside as varjyam, at a point the texts fix separately for each of the twenty-seven. Nothing new is begun in it. Because a ghatika is a sixtieth of the nakshatra rather than a fixed clock span, the window runs about an hour and a half and shifts with the Moon.

Punarvasu
09:3311:03
Pushya
04:1205:42

Amrita kalam

Amrita kalam is the counterpart, and the texts treat it as the most favourable stretch of the day for beginning something. It is measured the same way, from the same nakshatra.

Punarvasu
18:3019:59

Computed from NASA JPL DE440 with the Lahiri ayanamsa — a Thirukanitha reckoning. Sunrise uses the apparent horizon (−0°50′), the convention Indian panchangams publish, so these timings should match a Thirukanitha almanac to within a minute. If yours is a Vakya panchangam the tithi and nakshatra end times will differ, sometimes by hours rather than minutes. Neither is a mistake: they are two traditions, and this is the one we compute.