Muhurta systems
Choghadiya & Gowri Panchangam
Two systems for the same day, from two traditions. Choghadiya is the North and West Indian reckoning; Gowri Panchangam and Nalla Neram are Tamil. Your preset (Andhra & Telangana) normally shows rahu, varjyam, durmuhurtam, gowri — the other is here, labelled, rather than hidden.
Choghadiya — day
North & West India
Rogbad
06:37 – 08:05
Udvegbad
08:05 – 09:33
Chalneutral
09:33 – 11:01
Labhgood
11:01 – 12:29
Amritgood
12:29 – 13:57
Kaalbad
13:57 – 15:25
Shubhgood
15:25 – 16:53
Rogbad
16:53 – 18:21
Choghadiya — night
Kaalbad
18:21 – 19:53
Labhgood
19:53 – 21:25
Udvegbad
21:25 – 22:57
Shubhgood
22:57 – 00:28
Amritgood
00:28 – 02:00
Chalneutral
02:00 – 03:32
Rogbad
03:32 – 05:04
Kaalbad
05:04 – 06:36
Gowri Panchangam — day
Your tradition
Rogabad
06:37 – 08:05
Laabhagood
08:05 – 09:33
Dhanagood
09:33 – 11:01
Vishabad
11:01 – 12:29
Amritagood
12:29 – 13:57
Shunyabad
13:57 – 15:25
Udyogagood
15:25 – 16:53
Shubhagood
16:53 – 18:21
Gowri Panchangam — night
Dhanagood
18:21 – 19:53
Udyogagood
19:53 – 21:25
Laabhagood
21:25 – 22:57
Shubhagood
22:57 – 00:28
Amritagood
00:28 – 02:00
Shunyabad
02:00 – 03:32
Rogabad
03:32 – 05:04
Vishabad
05:04 – 06:36
Both divide daylight into eight equal parts and the
night into eight more, so their segments are not sixty minutes long and their boundaries move
with sunrise and sunset in Hyderabad. They disagree with each other by design: they are
different traditions, not different renderings of one.
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