Pachangam

  Raksha Bandhan in 2025 is on Saturday, 9 August, Purnima (full-moon) of Hindu month of Shravana of Hindu Calendar . What is making the year so special is that there is a cosmic conjunction that has not occurred in nearly a century. A once-in-a-generation alignment of Saubhagya Yog, Sarvartha Siddhi Yog, and Shravan Nakshatra coincides exactly with Rakhi tying’s shubh muhurat — an astrological time of unmatched prosperity, good luck, and emotional depth Raksha Bandhan Shubh Muhurat & Timings Purnima Tithi : 8 August (afternoon) and continues up to 9 August at ~1:24 PM Aparahna Muhurat (late afternoon) may last in some calendars until ~1:41 PM to 2:54 PM — safe even past the end of the Bhadra period , finishing early this year Why 2025 Is Unprecedentedly Lucky Saubhagya Yog : Increases prosperity, health, and stability. Sarvartha Siddhi Yog: “fulfilment of all righteous desires” — a beneficial time to perform sacred rituals. Shravan Nakshatra: Develops emotional understa...

  Rahu Kaal is the most inauspicious part of the day in Vedic astrology. It is the part of the day which occurs each day and is ruled by shadow planet Rahu — a maleficent planet that is all about confusion, illusion, and misdirection. While most people do not pay any attention to it, as per astrologers, starting any new or important work during today Rahu Kaal may result in obstacles, delays, and unfavorable results. Thus, the most common and basic query is: What is not to be done during Rahu Kaal? Let us clarify this. Rahu Kaal is what? Rahu Kaal or Rahu Kalam is a specific time of approximately 90 minutes during the day that depends on sunrise and sunset timing. It is not fixed and depends on location and day of the week. It is governed by Rahu (the north node of the Moon), who is believed to be a shadowy, illusory, and disruptive planet. Also check hindu calendar What Not To Do During Rahu Kaal Following are the main things one should not do during Rahu Kaal: 1. Star...

  The Hindu calendar, or Panchang, is a lunar-solar timekeeping system. It has been an integral part of Hindu culture for thousands of years, directing the practice of religious rituals, festivals, and auspicious occasions. In contrast to the commonly used Gregorian calendar, the Hindu calendar is founded on intricate astronomical events, including the phases of the moon, planetary positions, and seasonal changes. Every year is rich with a varied assortment of festivals that are all closely associated with these heavenly bodies. In the year 2025, a variety of Hindu festivals will create moments of sacred contemplation, cultural festivities, and social connectivity. Let’s explore the principal Hindu festivals in 2025 , their purpose, dates, and customs. Maha Shivaratri — 26th February 2025, Wednesday / बुधवार Maha Shivaratri is celebrated to honor the union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, symbolizing Shakti. Devotees observe this day by worshiping Lord Shiva and fasting. Maha S...