At sunrise
Amavasya
- Starts
- Ends
Days, lunar rhythms and traditions
Calendar & observances
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These calculated dates have not been independently verified for every city and day. Confirm observances with your local Panchang; locality and tradition can affect the date. How dates are chosen
Calendar browsing is limited to 2026–2028.
Year overview · Timezone: Asia/Kolkata
Tuesday, 8 December 2026
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8 December 2026
Delhi · Tuesday
All times are Indian Standard Time (Asia/Kolkata).
Later transition
Shukla Pratipada
- Starts
- Ends
Daily Panchang
- Paksha
- Krishna
- Month & lunation
- Margashirsha
- Sunrise
- 07:01
- Sunset
- 17:24
Festivals & Vrats
More Panchang details
- Nakshatra
- Anuradha → Jyeshtha
- Yoga
- Sukarma → Dhriti
- Karana
- Chatushpada → Naga → Kimstughna
- Moonrise
- 06:23
- Moonset
- 16:38
Festivals & Observances This Month
December 2026
Ekadashi
Ekadashi is a twice-monthly lunar observance. Learn Vishnu devotion, Smarta and Vaishnava differences, Parana and named festivals.
This day’s PanchangPradosha Vrat
Shiva devotion on the Trayodashi evening, generally twice a lunar month.
This day’s PanchangMasik Shivratri
A monthly night of Shiva devotion on Krishna Paksha Chaturdashi—its meaning, rituals and Nishita-based calendar principles.
This day’s PanchangAmavasya
Understand Amavasya as a recurring new-moon tithi, its ancestor-remembrance customs and distinct regional observances.
This day’s PanchangVinayaka Chaturthi
Ekadashi
Ekadashi is a twice-monthly lunar observance. Learn Vishnu devotion, Smarta and Vaishnava differences, Parana and named festivals.
This day’s PanchangPradosha Vrat
Shiva devotion on the Trayodashi evening, generally twice a lunar month.
This day’s PanchangSankashti Chaturthi
How this Panchang is calculated
Times are for Delhi in Indian Standard Time (Asia/Kolkata). Dates are calculated from the Sun and Moon; they are model-computed and not independently certified.
The lunar month follows the North Indian full-moon-ending convention. Observance dates can differ between traditions; some skipped-sunrise assignments remain unresolved.
Moon symbols are indicative shapes at sunrise. Muhurat, Parana and Ghatasthapana timings are not supplied.
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