Panchang · Guwahati · Assam
Panchang 8 May 2027, Guwahati
In Guwahati on 8 May 2027, a Shanivar, the tithi is Dwitiya and the Moon sits in Rohini until 21:52. Sunrise is 04:41 and sunset 17:58, placing rahu kaal at 08:00–09:40. The Moon is 3% illuminated.
Every value on this page is computed from an ephemeris for this city and date. Nothing is read from a fixed table.
Rahu Kaal — Guwahati
Rahu kaal is the inauspicious window of the day, traditionally avoided for starting anything new. It is one eighth of the time between sunrise and sunset, and its position in the sequence depends on the weekday.
08:00 – 09:40
Choghadiya — Guwahati
Choghadiya divides daylight and night into eight parts each, every one ruled by a planet. The quality shown follows the classical attribution for the ruling graha.
| Period | From – To | Lord | Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaal | 04:41 – 06:20 | Saturn | Inauspicious |
| Shubh | 06:20 – 08:00 | Jupiter | Auspicious |
| Rog | 08:00 – 09:40 | Mars | Inauspicious |
| Udveg | 09:40 – 11:19 | Sun | Inauspicious |
| Char | 11:19 – 12:59 | Venus | Neutral |
| Labh | 12:59 – 14:39 | Mercury | Auspicious |
| Amrit | 14:39 – 16:18 | Moon | Auspicious |
| Kaal | 16:18 – 17:58 | Saturn | Inauspicious |
Hora — Guwahati
Each hora is ruled by a planet in the Chaldean order. Horas are unequal — a daytime hora runs longer than sixty minutes in summer, because it is one twelfth of actual daylight.
| Ruled by | From – To |
|---|---|
| Saturn | 04:41 – 05:47 |
| Jupiter | 05:47 – 06:54 |
| Mars | 06:54 – 08:00 |
| Sun | 08:00 – 09:06 |
| Venus | 09:06 – 10:13 |
| Mercury | 10:13 – 11:19 |
| Moon | 11:19 – 12:26 |
| Saturn | 12:26 – 13:32 |
| Jupiter | 13:32 – 14:39 |
| Mars | 14:39 – 15:45 |
| Sun | 15:45 – 16:51 |
| Venus | 16:51 – 17:58 |
| Mercury | 17:58 – 18:51 |
| Moon | 18:51 – 19:45 |
| Saturn | 19:45 – 20:38 |
| Jupiter | 20:38 – 21:32 |
| Mars | 21:32 – 22:25 |
| Sun | 22:25 – 23:19 |
| Venus | 23:19 – 00:12 |
| Mercury | 00:12 – 01:06 |
| Moon | 01:06 – 02:00 |
| Saturn | 02:00 – 02:53 |
| Jupiter | 02:53 – 03:47 |
| Mars | 03:47 – 04:40 |