Aaj ka Panchang Hyderabad ke liye: Tithi, Nakshatra & MuhuratSunday, June 21st, 2026
Hyderabad Panchang
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About Hyderabad Panchang
The daily panchang for Hyderabad tracks the five limbs of the Vedic calendar — Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, and Vara — calculated for local sunrise at coordinates 17.385°N, 78.4867°E.
The Panchang is the Hindu calendar and almanac for Hyderabad.
Key timings include Rahu Kalam (inauspicious period to avoid), Gulika Kalam, Yamaghanda, and the highly auspicious Abhijit Muhurat. All times are adjusted for Hyderabad's geographic position.
Today is Ravivara (Sunday), governed by Sun (☉). Activities aligned with Sun's energy are naturally supported.
Hyderabad mein Panchang: Telugu Panchangam aur Deccan ka Spiritual Heartbeat
Hyderabad Telugu Panchangam pe operate karta hai, jo Shalivahana Shaka calendar system mein rooted hai — yahi system Telangana aur Andhra Pradesh mein religious life ko define karta hai. Har Ugadi pe families annual Panchangam ki public reading ke liye gather karti hain, jo ek aisa ritual hai jisme saal ke agricultural cycles, festival dates, aur auspicious periods forecast kiye jaate hain. Is city ki dual identity — ek taraf historic Muslim center aur doosri taraf Telugu Hindu culture ka hub — ka matlab hai ki yahaan ke residents dono lunar Islamic dates aur Shalivahana system ke Amanta lunar months ko navigate karte hain. Software engineers jo contracts sign karne se pehle Choghadiya check karte hain, se lekar flower vendors jo Bathukamma ke nine-day cycle ki preparation karte hain — Panchangam is 10 million ki metropolis mein commercial aur devotional rhythms dono ko structure karta hai.
Hyderabad 17.385°N latitude aur 78.4867°E longitude par hai, aur Deccan Plateau par samudra se 542 meters upar basa hai. Yeh longitudinal placement city ko Indian Standard Time meridian (82.5°E) se 3.75 degrees west mein rakhti hai, jiska matlab hai ki yahan sunrise IST reference se roughly 15 minutes late hota hai — aur Delhi (78.5°E) se bhi kareeb 5 minutes baad. Hyderabad mein solar noon saal bhar clock ke 12:00 PM par nahi, balki around 12:15 PM IST par hota hai. Yeh geographic offset directly har Panchang calculation ko affect karta hai: Rahu Kaal windows shift hoti hain, Choghadiya periods recalibrate hote hain, aur Abhijit Muhurat ki timings IST conventions ki jagah city ke actual sunrise aur sunset times ke hisaab se adjust hoti hain.
Locals printed Telugu Panchangams consult karte hain jo annually Sarvari Nama Samvatsara Panchangam jaise institutions publish karte hain — ye Ugadi se kuch hafte pehle Abids aur Koti neighborhoods ke bookstores mein distribute ho jaate hain. Punjagutta ke jewelry stores apne counters par daily Choghadiya charts display karte hain, taaki log Amrit Kaal periods mein sone ki kharidari sahi time pe kar sakein. Keesaragutta aur Chilkur Balaji ke temple priests Abhishekam ceremonies ke liye precise Muhurat timings calculate karte hain — aur ye generic all-India apps se nahi, balki local sunrise tables ke basis par hota hai. Yahan jo Amanta month system use hota hai, usme Amavasya lunar month ko khatam karti hai — North India ke Purnimanta system se bilkul alag. Isliye Diwali jaisi festivals alag-alag Panchangam mein alag mahine mein pad sakti hain. Aur ye specificity matter karti hai: agar aapne Purnimanta calendar use kiya aur galat Tithi par Pitru Paksha rituals kiye, toh local tradition ke hisaab se wo observance invalid maana jaata hai.
Famous Temples in Hyderabad
Significant temples jahan Panchang timing worship schedules aur festival celebrations ko guide karti hai.
Birla Mandir
VenkateswaraConstructed between 1966 and 1976 on Naubat Pahad hill, this white Rajasthani marble temple dominates Hyderabad's skyline at 280 feet elevation above the surrounding city. The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams style architecture houses a 11-foot tall Venkateswara idol alongside shrines for Padmavathi and Andal. Devotees time their visits according to planetary hours, with Thursday being especially auspicious for Venkateswara worship as it aligns with Jupiter's influence. The temple maintains strict Panchang-based schedules for daily pujas: Suprabhata Seva at 6:00 AM coincides with Brahma Muhurta, while evening Ekanta Seva occurs during the Pradosh Kaal window.
Thursdays and Saturdays see crowds exceeding 10,000 devotees, with queue times stretching past two hours during Shukla Paksha tithis.
Chilkur Balaji Temple
VenkateswaraLocated 30 kilometers from the city center, this 500-year-old temple gained fame as 'Visa Balaji' in the 1990s when devotees attributed successful visa approvals to prayers offered here. The temple operates without a donation box, relying entirely on the pradakshina system where devotees complete 108 circumambulations after their wish is fulfilled. Panchang timing governs the priest's availability for special pujas, which occur only during Shubh Choghadiya periods listed in the daily Telugu calendar. The temple closes during Rahu Kaal and Yamaganda Kaal, strictly observed windows when new prayers are not initiated.
Ekadashi tithi draws devotees who fast and complete the 108-pradakshina ritual, with arrivals peaking between 5:30 AM and 7:00 AM.
Jagannath Temple, Banjara Hills
JagannathEstablished in 2009 by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness in Banjara Hills, this temple replicates Puri's architectural style with a 43-foot tall shikhara. The annual Rath Yatra procession during Ashada Shukla Dwitiya attracts 50,000 participants who pull the chariot along Road No. 12. Daily worship follows the Odia Panchang calculations for determining Ashadha month dates, which sometimes differ from Telugu Panchangam by a day due to Purnimanta versus Amanta reckoning. Mangala Arati begins at 4:30 AM during Brahma Muhurta, timed precisely to the city's dawn calculations rather than fixed clock hours.
Sundays and Janmashtami see attendance spike above 5,000, with prasadam distribution continuing until 10:00 PM during major festivals.
Peddamma Temple
Peddamma (Shakti)This Shakti shrine in Jubilee Hills serves as the primary worship site for Mahakali in her local Telangana manifestation as Peddamma, the protective village goddess. Originally a small stone shrine under a neem tree, the current structure expanded in the 1980s as surrounding neighborhoods urbanized. Tuesdays and Fridays are considered especially potent for Shakti worship, with devotees consulting the Panchangam to avoid inauspicious nakshatras like Moola and Ashlesha for initiating new prayers. During Bonalu festival in Ashada month, the temple receives thousands of offerings carried in decorated pots, with timings synchronized to Shubh Muhurat windows published in Telugu newspapers.
Amavasya nights draw Tantric practitioners who perform rituals between 11:00 PM and 2:00 AM, during Nishita Kaal considered powerful for Shakti worship.
Keesaragutta Temple
ShivaPerched atop a 3,000-foot granite hill 35 kilometers east of Hyderabad, this ancient Shiva temple dates back to the Ramayana period according to local legend. The self-manifested Shivalinga sits in a natural cave, with spring water continuously flowing over it. Maha Shivaratri brings over 500,000 devotees who trek uphill carrying Ganges water, with the peak abhishekam occurring during the Nishita Kaal period between midnight and 1:00 AM as prescribed by Panchang calculations. Mondays during Shravana month see continuous abhishekams from sunrise to sunset, timed to avoid Rahu Kaal interruptions.
Pradosh Kaal on Trayodashi tithis attracts devotees who perform the pradosham puja between sunset and 1.5 hours afterward, a window calculated daily based on Hyderabad's sunset time.
Aaj Kaun Sa Temple Visit Karein?
Aaj ka Panchang planetary rulership ke basis pe optimal temple choices determine karta hai: Sunday ko Surya ki energy hoti hai, isliye kisi bhi east-facing shrine pe subah-subah jaana beneficial hai — though Hyderabad mein koi dedicated major Surya temple nahi hai. Monday ko Chandra ka governance hota hai, jo devotion ko Shiva temples jaise Keesaragutta ki taraf le jaata hai, especially Shubh Choghadiya periods mein. Tuesday ko Mars ki rulership ki wajah se Peddamma Temple Shakti worship ke liye ideal ban jaata hai, jabki Wednesday ko Mercury ka influence Birla Mandir jaise Venkateswara temples ko favor karta hai. Thursday ko Jupiter ki energy Chilkur Balaji mein Vishnu darshan enhance karti hai, Friday ko Venus kisi bhi temple mein Lakshmi puja govern karta hai, aur Saturday ko Shani period devotees ko city bhar ke Hanuman shrines ki taraf kheenchta hai. Aaj ka nakshatra zaroor dekho: Rohini, Uttara Phalguni, Uttara Ashadha, aur Uttara Bhadrapada fixed nakshatras hain jo temple vows initiate karne ke liye bilkul sahi maane jaate hain.
Telugu Panchangam: Shalivahana Shaka Amanta Reckoning
Hyderabad Shalivahana Shaka calendar follow karta hai, jo ek lunisolar system hai jiska epoch 78 CE mein hai — jab Satavahana dynasty ke King Shalivahana ne is reckoning ko establish kiya tha. Saal ki shuruaat Ugadi se hoti hai, jo Chaitra Shukla Pratipada par padti hai — yaani Chaitra month mein new moon ke baad ka pehla din. Ye calendar Amanta system use karta hai jisme lunar months Amavasya, yaani new moon day, par khatam hote hain — jo ise North India ke Purnimanta system se alag karta hai, jisme months Purnima par conclude hote hain. Current Shaka year 1946 ki shuruaat Gregorian calendar mein 22 March, 2024 ko hui thi. Solar months agricultural festivals aur sankrantis determine karte hain, jabki lunar months religious observances aur tithi-based festivals govern karte hain.
Amanta month structure ki wajah se major festivals Purnimanta calendars ke comparison mein alag months mein shift ho jaate hain: Diwali yahan Ashwayuja month mein padti hai jabki North Indian systems mein Kartika month mein. Telugu Panchangam publishers jaise Bhakti Prakashika Ugadi se pehle annual editions release karte hain, jo Telugu script mein printed hote hain — daily Tithi, nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, aur rahukala timings ke saath, specifically Hyderabad ke coordinates ke liye. Eenadu newspaper ek daily Panchangam column publish karta hai jisme sunrise 6:15 AM (average), sunset 6:20 PM (average), aur in base times se calculate kiye gaye paanch Choghadiya periods hote hain. Aajkal Kaalamrutham aur Drik Panchang jaise modern apps location-specific calculations allow karte hain, lekin traditional families abhi bhi printed annual Panchangam kharidti hain — unke liye yeh ek sacred text hai jo poore saal ki activities guide karta hai.
Major Festivals in Hyderabad
Regional celebrations jahan Panchang Tithi har saal exact date decide karti hai.
Ugadi
The Telugu New Year begins on Chaitra Shukla Pratipada, typically falling in late March or early April. Hyderabad households wake before sunrise to perform oil bath rituals, then prepare Ugadi Pachadi, a mixture combining six tastes representing life's experiences: neem flowers for bitterness, jaggery for sweetness, tamarind for sourness, green chili for spice, salt for saltiness, and unripe mango for tanginess. Temples across the city conduct Panchangam Shravanam ceremonies where priests read the coming year's predictions for rainfall, crop yields, and political events based on the year's name in the 60-year Jovian cycle. The 2024 Ugadi on April 9 ushered in Krodhi Nama Samvatsara, calculated using sidereal zodiac positions that differ from tropical Western astrology by approximately 24 degrees.
Ugadi's date varies annually because it depends on the lunar Chaitra month's Shukla Pratipada tithi, requiring precise new moon calculations for Hyderabad's longitude that can shift the festival by up to two days from other cities.
Bonalu
This uniquely Telangana festival honors village goddesses like Mahakali, Pochamma, and Yellamma during Ashada month, typically July or August. Women carry decorated pots containing cooked rice, jaggery, and curd on their heads to local goddess temples, walking barefoot in procession. The main Bonalu at Secunderabad's Ujjaini Mahakali Temple occurs on the first Sunday of Ashada, while Golconda Fort celebrations happen the following Sunday. Hyderabad's Lal Darwaza Simhavahini Mahankali Temple concludes the festival with Rangam, where a priest possessed by the goddess makes prophecies for the coming year. The 2024 Bonalu spanned July 7 to July 21, with dates determined by counting Sundays within Ashada Shukla Paksha.
Bonalu timing follows the Amanta lunar month calculation where Ashada runs from one Amavasya to the next, making date determination dependent on Hyderabad's Panchang rather than fixed Gregorian dates.
Bathukamma
This nine-day flower festival celebrates Goddess Gauri during Ashwin month, culminating on Durgashtami, the day before Dussehra. Women create conical flower stacks using seasonal blooms like tangedu, gunugu, and chamanti arranged in concentric circles, then gather around these Bathukammas singing folk songs in Telugu. Each evening, after circling the flower arrangement, women immerse it in local water bodies. Hyderabad's Tank Bund, Hussain Sagar Lake, and smaller neighborhood ponds see thousands of simultaneous immersions during the final Saddula Bathukamma on Durgashtami. The festival follows the Mahalaya Paksha conclusion, beginning on Ashwayuja Shukla Padyami and ending on Navami. October 2024 saw Bathukamma from October 3-11, with dates determined by the lunar fortnight calculations specific to Telugu Panchangam.
Bathukamma's start date is fixed to Ashwayuja Shukla Padyami, requiring Amanta month calculations where Ashwayuja month differs from the Purnimanta Ashwin month by half a lunar cycle.
Sammakka Saralamma Jatara
Held biennially in Medaram village 90 kilometers from Hyderabad, this four-day tribal festival honors the mother-daughter warrior goddesses Sammakka and Saralamma who fought against unjust taxation by Kakatiya rulers in the 13th century. The Jatara occurs during Magha Purnima, drawing over 10 million devotees making it Asia's largest tribal gathering. Devotees offer jaggery equal to their body weight, believing it fulfills wishes and cures ailments. The 2024 Jatara ran February 21-24, synchronized with Magha Purnima at 17.385°N calculations. Unlike Brahminical festivals, this Jatara follows tribal Panchang traditions where Purnima holds primary significance rather than specific tithis. The State Government declares public holidays across Telangana, recognizing the festival's cultural importance to Koya, Lambadi, and other tribal communities.
The Jatara date locks to Magha Purnima in odd-numbered years, requiring precise full moon calculations for the Medaram location that account for the Deccan Plateau's geographic coordinates.
Why Hyderabad's Panchang Differs
Geographic position sunrise, sunset, aur unse nikle saare muhurat timings ko affect karta hai.
Hyderabad 78.4867°E longitude par position hone ki wajah se IST reference meridian 82.5°E se 3.0132 degrees west mein hai. Longitude ka har ek degree solar time mein char minute ka difference represent karta hai, matlab Hyderabad ka solar noon IST noon ke approximately 12 minute baad aata hai. Actual sunrise timing seasonally vary karti hai: summer solstice sunrise around 5:50 AM IST hoti hai jabki winter solstice sunrise 6:45 AM IST ke aas paas hoti hai. 17.385°N latitude par, is city mein northern India ke comparison mein seasonal variation kam hota hai, aur daylight December mein 11 hours 18 minutes se lekar June mein 13 hours 14 minutes tak rehta hai. Yeh precise sunrise aur sunset times saare Panchang calculations ki foundation form karte hain — jisme eight daily Choghadiya periods, teen daily Rahu Kaal windows, aur 24 Hora divisions shaamil hain.
Delhi ka Panchang use karke Hyderabad mein muhurat calculate karna ek systematic error introduce karta hai — sabhi muhurat calculations mein. Delhi 77.21°E pe hai, toh wahan sunrise approximately 5 minute pehle hota hai Hyderabad ke comparison mein, matlab Delhi ka Rahu Kaal window Hyderabad ke actual inauspicious period se 5 minute pehle shuru aur khatam hota hai. Yeh timing shift Choghadiya periods mein bhi cascade karta hai: jo Delhi ke Panchang mein Amrit Kaal listed hai, woh actually Hyderabad mein Kaal Ratri ho sakta hai. Jo commercial astrology apps generic 'India' coordinates 82.5°E use karti hain, woh toh aur bhi badi errors introduce karti hain — Hyderabad ke liye up to 15 minutes tak. Ek Vivah muhurat jo Delhi time ke liye calculate kiya gaya ho, woh Hyderabad ke Rahu Kaal mein pad sakta hai, aur traditional Jyotish ke hisaab se ceremony invalid ho jaati hai. Accurate Panchang consultation ke liye city-specific calculations zaroori hain — 78.4867°E longitude aur 17.385°N latitude pe based, na ki kisi door location ke approximations pe.
Panchang ko Samajhna: The Five Limbs
Panchang ka word Sanskrit se aaya hai: "Panch" (five) + "Ang" (limbs).
1. Tithi (Lunar Day)
Tithi Surya aur Chandra ke beech angular relationship ko represent karta hai. Ek lunar month mein 30 tithis hote hain (15 Shukla Paksha mein, 15 Krishna Paksha mein). Har tithi ka ek ruling deity hota hai aur specific qualities hoti hain jo activities ki auspiciousness ko influence karti hain.
2. Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)
Chandra approximately 27.3 dinon mein 27 nakshatras (stellar constellations) se transit karta hai. Har nakshatra zodiac ke 13 degrees 20 minutes tak failaa hota hai aur uska ek ruling deity, planetary lord, aur distinct energy hoti hai.
3. Yoga (Luni-Solar Combination)
Sun aur Moon ki combined longitudes se Yoga calculate hota hai. Total 27 yogas hote hain. Kuch yogas jaise Siddhi aur Amrit bahut shubh hote hain, jabki kuch doosre jaise Vyaghata aur Vajra mein thodi caution rakhni padti hai.
4. Karana (Half-Tithi)
Har Tithi do karanas mein divided hoti hai, iss tarah ek lunar month mein 60 karanas hote hain. Inke 11 types hote hain. Vishti (Bhadra) karana inauspicious maana jaata hai, jabki Bava, Balava, aur Kaulava favorable hote hain.
5. Vara (Weekday)
Hafte ka har din ek planet rule karta hai: Sunday (Sun), Monday (Moon), Tuesday (Mars), Wednesday (Mercury), Thursday (Jupiter), Friday (Venus), Saturday (Saturn).
Hyderabad Panchang questions and general Vedic calendar guidance.