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Panchang for Sydney — 5 November 2026

Krishna Ekadashi tithi, Purva Phalguni nakshatra · Thursday · NSW (-33.8688°, 151.2093°)

Dina Shuddhi (day purity): Shuddha (Pure)Vikram Samvat 2083 (Siddharthi)Shaka Samvat 1948Tula (Ashvina)

A pañcāṅga is the day's five limbs — tithi, vāra, nakṣatra, yoga and karaṇa. All five come from the real positions of the Sun and Moon and change through the day, so they are reckoned from Sydney (-33.8688°, 151.2093°)'s own sunrise — 05:51 AM here today rather than from a national average. Below are today's five with the time each ends, and then the day's auspicious and inauspicious windows.

What it means
TithiKrishna Ekadashiuntil 04:06 PMNanda tithi — auspicious and supportive.
WeekdayThursdayMost auspicious — marriage, education, religion, wealth, children.
NakshatraPurva Phalguni · pada 4until 09:00 AMUgra nakshatra — Destruction, weapons, harsh deeds — avoid auspicious karmas.
YogaIndrauntil 11:56 AMAuspicious nitya-yoga — supports the day's works.
KaranaBalavauntil 04:06 PMMovable karana — generally workable for most activities.
What the quality words mean

Sun & Moon

Sunrise05:51 AM
Sunset07:27 PM
Moonrise03:25 AM
Moonset03:29 PM
Moon inLeo
Sun inLibra
Ayana · Ritu (season)Dakshinayana · Sharad

Auspicious windows

Abhijit Muhurta12:11 PM – 01:06 PM
Brahma Muhurta04:15 AM – 05:03 AM
Amrit Kalam

Inauspicious — avoid

Rahu Kalam02:21 PM – 04:03 PM
Gulika Kalam09:15 AM – 10:57 AM
Yamaganda05:51 AM – 07:33 AM
Varjyam
Durmuhurta02:00 PM – 02:55 PM
Durmuhurta05:38 PM – 06:32 PM

Day Choghadiya

Shubh05:51 AM – 07:33 AMAuspicious — marriage, ceremonies, education
Rog07:33 AM – 09:15 AMDisease — conflict, debt recovery; avoid auspicious starts
Udveg09:15 AM – 10:57 AMAnxiety — government/agitating work only; avoid auspicious starts
Chara10:57 AM – 12:39 PMMovable — travel, vehicles, changeable work
Laabh12:39 PM – 02:21 PMGain — business, trade, new ventures
Amrit02:21 PM – 04:03 PMNectar — best for all auspicious works
Kaal04:03 PM – 05:45 PMDeath — accumulation of wealth, litigation; avoid auspicious starts
Shubh05:45 PM – 07:27 PMAuspicious — marriage, ceremonies, education

Night Choghadiya

Amrit07:27 PM – 08:45 PMNectar — best for all auspicious works
Kaal08:45 PM – 10:03 PMDeath — accumulation of wealth, litigation; avoid auspicious starts
Shubh10:03 PM – 11:21 PMAuspicious — marriage, ceremonies, education
Rog11:21 PM – 12:39 AMDisease — conflict, debt recovery; avoid auspicious starts
Udveg12:39 AM – 01:57 AMAnxiety — government/agitating work only; avoid auspicious starts
Chara01:57 AM – 03:15 AMMovable — travel, vehicles, changeable work
Laabh03:15 AM – 04:33 AMGain — business, trade, new ventures
Amrit04:33 AM – 05:51 AMNectar — best for all auspicious works

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Sources & citations

P Sun/Moon sidereal longitudes via Swiss Ephemeris (pyswisseph), Lahiri/Chitrapaksha ayanamsa
T1 Surya Siddhanta — tithi=Moon−Sun/12°, nakshatra=Moon/13°20′, yoga=(Sun+Moon)/13°20′, karana=half-tithi
T3 Rahu/Yamaganda/Gulika kalam — 8 equal day-octants by weekday (standard panchang convention)
T2 Prasna Marga — Visha (Varjyam) & Amrita ghati table per nakshatra
T2 Muhurta Chintamani — auspicious/inauspicious yogas, masa/ritu/ayana
T2 Abhijit = the midday muhurta — Jaimini Sutras, B. S. Rao 1955, commentator's note to Su.27: “The mid-day goes under the name of Abhijit and is considered as very auspicious for all work. It cuts away all evils. Abhijit sarva doshaghnam.” Day divided into 15 muhurtas of 2 ghati each, varying with daylength — Brihat Parasara Hora Sastra (Tara Chandra Shastri / Khemaraja edition)
T3 Durmuhurta — muhurta slots by weekday (standard panchang convention; no verse for it in our library, so it is not cited to one)
T3 Muhurta Chintamani — Choghadiya/Kalahora prakarana; weekday-rotated 7-cycle