Daily Panchang for 13 November 2026 in New Delhi, India
Check the Hindu Panchang for 13 November 2026 in New Delhi, India to find the day's Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, sunrise, sunset and important daily timings. This page provides date-specific Hindu calendar information to help you plan puja, vrat, religious observances and other activities according to your local Panchang.
Select a different date or city to view the corresponding Panchang details. Timings are based on the selected location and the calculation method used by VedicTemple.
Today's Panchang Details
The daily Panchang brings together five traditional calendar elements—Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana—along with relevant astronomical timings. Review the details below for the selected date and location.
Five Elements of Today's Panchang
The start and end times of these elements, where available, help you understand when one Panchang period changes to another. For observances tied to a specific Tithi or Nakshatra, check the relevant timing rather than relying only on the name displayed for the day.
Tithi and Paksha
Tithi is a lunar day calculated from the angular separation between the Sun and Moon. The Hindu lunar month is traditionally divided into two phases: Shukla Paksha, when the Moon waxes, and Krishna Paksha, when it wanes.
Today's Tithi is Unavailable, within Unavailable. The displayed Tithi is evaluated at the calculation time shown above; transition timings are listed only where available.
Tithi is an important consideration when checking many Hindu festivals, Ekadashi fasts, Pradosh Vrat, Purnima, Amavasya and other religious observances. The applicable observance rules may depend on the festival, location and traditional calendar convention.
Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana
Nakshatra refers to one of the 27 divisions of the ecliptic used in Vedic astrology and the Hindu calendar. The Moon's position determines the Nakshatra applicable at a given time.
Today's Nakshatra is Unavailable. Check its transition time, if provided, when an activity or observance is associated with a particular Nakshatra.
Yoga is one of the five Panchang elements and is calculated from the combined apparent longitudes of the Sun and Moon. Today's Yoga is Unavailable.
Karana represents half of a Tithi. Today's Karana is Unavailable. Since a Karana can change during the day, its timing may be relevant when consulting a detailed Panchang.
Rahu Kaal and Other Daily Timings
Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika Kaal are traditional time periods used in Hindu astrological practice. Their timings vary by weekday and location. Abhijit Muhurat and Brahma Muhurat are also commonly consulted for particular religious or daily activities.
For 13 November 2026 in New Delhi, India, the available timings are:
These periods are provided for traditional reference and should not be interpreted as universal rules for every activity. If a timing is unavailable or does not apply under the calculation method used, it should be identified accordingly rather than displayed as a guessed value.
Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise and Moonset
Sunrise and sunset provide important reference points for many daily Panchang calculations. They are also used when determining certain traditional time periods and observance windows.
For the selected location, sunrise is Unavailable and sunset is Unavailable. Moonrise is Unavailable, and moonset is Unavailable, where available.
These timings can differ between cities on the same date. For this reason, select the location relevant to your observance instead of assuming that timings published for another city will be identical.
How to Check the Panchang for Another Date or City
You can use the Panchang selector to look up Hindu calendar details for another date or location.
Choosing the correct date and location is particularly important when a Tithi begins or ends during the day or when an observance follows a specific sunrise-based or other traditional rule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a daily Hindu Panchang?
A daily Hindu Panchang is a traditional calendar reference that presents five elements: Tithi, Vara, Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana. It may also include sunrise, sunset, Moon timings, Rahu Kaal and other periods used in religious and astrological traditions.
Why do Panchang timings differ by location?
Panchang calculations use astronomical positions, while several daily timings depend on the observer's location and local sunrise or sunset. As a result, timings can differ between cities, even on the same date.
Which Panchang details should I check before a puja or vrat?
The relevant details depend on the observance. Tithi is important for many festivals and fasts, while some observances also depend on Nakshatra, sunrise, moonrise or a specified Muhurat. Check the rules for the particular festival or ritual rather than relying on a single Panchang element.
What is the difference between Tithi and Nakshatra?
Tithi is based on the angular separation between the Sun and Moon. Nakshatra identifies the division of the ecliptic occupied by the Moon. They are different astronomical elements and can change at different times during the same day.
Is Rahu Kaal the same every day?
No. Rahu Kaal varies by weekday and location. Its calculation commonly uses the local interval between sunrise and sunset, divided according to a traditional weekday-specific sequence.
Can I check Panchang for a future date?
Yes, if the date selector supports the requested date. Select the date and location to view the corresponding calculated Panchang details.
Are these Panchang timings suitable for every Hindu tradition?
Not necessarily. Regional calendars, local customs and specific observance rules may affect festival and ritual decisions. Use the displayed timings as a reference and consult the relevant tradition when a precise religious observance is involved.
