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Shubh Muhurat Today
Today's Abhijit muhurat, Amrit and Shubh choghadiya slots in one place, alongside Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika Kaal to avoid. Computed for your city's sunrise-sunset, free.
What is a shubh muhurat?
A shubh muhurat is a window of time traditionally considered favourable for starting new work. This page brings the three most-consulted signals for the day into one view: Abhijit muhurat, the Amrit and Shubh choghadiya slots, and the Rahu Kaal / Yamaganda / Gulika Kaal periods traditionally avoided.
Every time is derived from your city's own sunrise-sunset, not a fixed clock time. So Rahu Kaal on the same date lands at different clock times in Delhi and London.
FAQ
Questions about shubh muhurat
What is the difference between Abhijit Muhurat and Amrit choghadiya? +
Abhijit Muhurat is a single ~48-minute window around solar noon, present in every day at the same position. Amrit, Shubh, and Labh choghadiya shift with the weekday and can occur multiple times across day and night.
If an Amrit choghadiya overlaps Rahu Kaal, is the time still auspicious? +
Most traditions prioritize avoiding Rahu Kaal. If the same window carries both an Amrit choghadiya and Rahu Kaal, the more widely followed rule is to skip the window and use a different Amrit slot.
Does this show the right times for cities outside India? +
Yes. Every time is derived from your city's latitude, longitude and time zone, so Rahu Kaal and choghadiya are correct for New York, London, Dubai, Singapore, or anywhere else, based on that city's actual sunrise-sunset.
How often does this page update? +
Every time you open the page, the times are computed live for today. Tomorrow's shubh muhurat will appear on the same page tomorrow.