Panchang Today serves as your reliable guide for the day, rooted in the ancient wisdom of the Hindu calendar. It helps you schedule calls, meetings, travel, prayers, and even shopping with greater mindfulness. Some days flow smoothly like a clear river, while others carry hidden currents. Today calls for a blend of faith and practicality. By observing Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, and sensitive hours, you stay connected to cultural traditions while making thoughtful, modern decisions. Below are the key Panchang details for May 14, 2026, for India.
Date and Day Details
Thursday falls under Krishna Paksha 12 (Dvadasi), a Tithi that remains until 11:20:29, after which Krishna Paksha 13 (Trayodasi) begins. Dvadasi carries a cleansing energy, encouraging you to tie up loose ends, clear pending messages, close files properly, and honor your commitments. The waning Moon favors completion over new beginnings. Think of it as pruning a plant: removing the unnecessary leads to healthier growth.
The Nakshatra is Revati until 22:33:46, then transitions to Ashwini. Revati, guided by Pushan, the protector of travelers and caretakers, supports gentle progress, safe movement, mentoring, and tasks where you guide others without ego. It is ideal for planning trips, creating study schedules, counseling a friend, or establishing a calmer home environment. As Ashwini begins after 22:33:46, the energy shifts to action and initiative. The day starts softly and ends with quicker steps.
The Moon is in Pisces at 19.35 degrees and moves into Aries at 22:33:46. A Pisces Moon enhances sensitivity and intuition, making you more absorbent of others' stress. Work conversations may feel personal. After 22:33:46, Aries brings sharpness, prompting quick decisions and results. If you have been hesitating, the evening shift can ignite a spark of determination.
Yoga is Priti until 17:53:15, followed by Ayushman. Priti fosters friendliness and cooperation, making teamwork easier. Ayushman sustains health routines and long-lasting endeavors. Karan details: Taitila runs until 11:20:29, then Gara until 22:00:26, followed by Vanij. Taitila suits structured effort, Gara is steady for practical tasks, and Vanij favors trade, purchases, and negotiations, though inauspicious windows must be respected. The sky's message is clear: start gently, work steadily, and accelerate only when the inner atmosphere stabilizes.
Auspicious Timings (Shubh Muhurat)
The day begins with Brahma Muhurta from 03:48:14 to 04:30:46, a quiet hour for prayer, meditation, or making difficult decisions. Even twenty minutes of japa or reading can set a strong foundation. Pratah Sandhya runs from 04:09:30 to 05:13:18, ideal for Surya arghya, gratitude, and preparing for the day with cleanliness and intention. Abhijit Muhurta from 11:27:34 to 12:21:02 is a classic window for important communications, such as sending proposals, scheduling meetings, or beginning critical writing. Vijay Muhurta from 14:07:58 to 15:01:26 carries a winning tone, useful for interviews, presentations, and asking for what you deserve. However, it is near Rahu Kaal, so act with bravery and ethics.
Godhuli Muhurta from 18:35:07 to 18:56:23 and Sayahna Sandhya from 18:35:07 to 19:38:55 are ideal for lighting a diya, family prayers, and resetting emotional energy after a long day. Amrit Kalam from 20:19:50 to 21:48:50 is nourishing; eat calmly, speak sweetly, and perform a small act of kindness. Nishita Muhurta from 23:32:51 to 00:15:23 is powerful for deeper spiritual practice and self-reflection. Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga runs from 22:34:20 to 05:12:48, supporting achievement when intent is steady and work is sincere.
Choghadiya offers practical cues: Day auspicious periods include Shubh at 05:13, Laabh at 11:54, Amrit at 13:34, and Shubh at 16:54. Night periods include Amrit at 18:34, Laabh at 23:53, Shubh at 26:33, and Amrit at 27:53 for smooth household tasks and quiet productivity.
Inauspicious Timings
Rahu Kaal today is from 13:34 to 15:14 (13:34:26 to 15:14:39). This period is prone to confusion, shortcuts, and mixed signals. Avoid launching new ventures, signing contracts, or making major financial decisions. If you must work, focus on routine tasks, reviewing existing work, or organizing your inbox. Chant the Rahu mantra, "Om Raam Rahave Namaha," or sit quietly and observe your breath.
Yamaganda runs from 05:13:18 to 06:53:31; early morning rush may cause friction, so allow extra time. Gulika Kaal from 08:33:45 to 10:13:58 is for routine work, not new commitments. Dur Muhurtam appears twice: from 09:40:38 to 10:33:38 and 15:01:26 to 15:54:26; avoid important talks with seniors or sensitive family discussions. Varjyam from 11:30:53 to 12:59:51 is like rough road; avoid starting key purchases, new partnerships, or first-time meetings. Use this time for lunch, paperwork, or a calm walk.
Broader influences: Baana (Mrityu) from 05:13:18 to 05:30:18 and Baana (Agni) from 05:30:18 to 05:12:48. Panchaka spans from 05:13:18 to 05:12:48, advising against reckless risk-taking. Vidaal Yoga from 22:34:20 to 05:12:48 coincides with Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, so the night carries mixed weather; choose simple, sincere goals.
Choghadiya inauspicious periods: Day Rog at 06:53, Udveg at 08:33, and Kaal at 15:14 are best for routine chores. Night avoid Rog at 21:14, Kaal at 22:34, and Udveg at 25:13 for important discussions or impulsive online shopping.
Rahu Kaal Timings Across India
Rahu Kaal varies by city due to local sunrise times. The table below shows Rahu Kaal for major Indian cities to help you plan local errands and avoid starting new work during this sensitive window.
- Mumbai: 14:12 - 15:49
- Delhi (NCR): 13:58 - 15:40
- Bengaluru: 13:51 - 15:26
- Hyderabad: 13:49 - 15:26
- Chennai: 13:40 - 15:15
- Ahmedabad: 14:14 - 15:54
- Pune: 14:07 - 15:45
- Kolkata: 13:11 - 14:50
- Jaipur: 14:03 - 15:44
- Kochi: 13:55 - 15:29
- Lucknow: 13:43 - 15:24
- Indore: 14:01 - 15:40
- Guwahati: 12:59 - 14:40
- Chandigarh: 14:01 - 15:43
- Surat: 14:13 - 15:51
- Visakhapatnam: 13:29 - 15:07
- Nagpur: 13:48 - 15:26
- Coimbatore: 13:52 - 15:27
- Varanasi: 13:34 - 15:14
- Bhubaneswar: 13:20 - 14:58
Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise and Moonset
Sunrise is at 05:13:36 and sunset at 18:34:43. The long daylight supports steady work under Revati's caring influence. If mornings feel rushed, try a small ritual after sunrise, such as washing your face slowly and offering a brief prayer. Moonset is at 16:02:54, indicating that emotions settle in the afternoon, becoming more practical. Have straightforward conversations before evening fatigue sets in. Moonrise is at 03:32:35 on May 15, offering a reflective time for early risers or late sleepers, ideal for journaling or quiet prayer. The day's light and night's silence work together: one helps you act, the other helps you understand why.
Vrat/Festival Information and Recommendations
No major Vrat or festival is observed today. A festival-free day offers space to focus on basic dharma and maintain order in life. The Hindu month is Vaishakha (amanta) and Jyeshtha (purnimanta), indicating warmer, sharper seasonal energy. Drink enough water, do not skip meals, and do not mistake irritability for truth.
In relationships, Revati in Pisces calls for softness. Speak as if addressing someone you want to keep, not someone to win against. If a family member is moody, do not match their tone. Ask one simple question: "What do you need right now?" After 22:33:46, when the Moon enters Aries, impatience may rise, so finish tender conversations earlier. Night is better for rest than arguments.
At work, use the morning for careful progress and the afternoon for routine execution. Priti Yoga until 17:53:15 supports cooperation, so ask for help if needed. Avoid bold commitments during Rahu Kaal (13:34 to 15:14) and Varjyam (11:30:53 to 12:59:51). For job hunting or exam preparation, practice during Abhijit Muhurta (11:27:34 to 12:21:02) and revise in the evening when distractions drop.
Spiritually, Dvadasi encourages clean habits. Eat light, keep speech clean, and give a small donation if possible. Pray during Godhuli Muhurta (18:35:07 to 18:56:23) and spend ten minutes in silence during Amrit Kalam (20:19:50 to 21:48:50). If awake late, use Nishita Muhurta (23:32:51 to 00:15:23) for a final round of gratitude.
Today's sky feels like a river meeting the sea: gentle by day, quicker by night. Keep plans simple, protect your attention, and stay honest in money matters. Actionable advice: write down one pending task, finish it before sunset (18:34:43), avoid fresh commitments in Rahu Kaal, and end the night with a short prayer and early sleep.
