The Panchang is a traditional Hindu calendar and almanac that provides a detailed account of various auspicious and inauspicious timings for rituals, events, and ceremonies. It is based on the lunar and solar movements, offering insight into the planetary positions, Tithis, Nakshatras, and other key astrological factors that influence daily life. Here’s the Panchang for October 10, 2025:

Tithi (Lunar Day)

· Tithi: Dashami (10th day of the lunar cycle)

· Tithi Duration: From 05:34 AM to 05:54 AM (on october 11, 2025)

· Significance: The 10th day of the lunar fortnight is Dashami, which is a day of significant spiritual significance, especially in the context of Durga Puja celebrations. Dashami marks the end of the Navaratri festival, which concludes with a grand celebration of victory of good over evil. It is an auspicious day to worship Lord Vishnu, Lord Rama, or Durga Devi, especially in regions observing Vijayadashami (Dussehra).

Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)

· Nakshatra: Revati

· Nakshatra Duration: From 05:23 AM (October 10) to 06:30 AM (October 11, 2025)

· Significance: Revati is a favorable Nakshatra governed by Pushan (the sun god), associated with prosperity, nourishment, and spiritual growth. This Nakshatra is a good time for spiritual activities, meditation, sowing seeds of new ventures, and strengthening relationships. Those born under Revati are typically compassionate, nurturing, and possess a strong sense of intuition.

Yoga (Auspicious Combination)

· Yoga: Vyatipata

· Yoga Duration: From 05:34 AM to 05:54 AM (on october 11)

· Significance: Vyatipata Yoga is considered inauspicious for beginning important tasks. It is generally avoided for initiating new ventures, marriages, or ceremonies that involve significant commitments. However, it is suitable for reflecting, resting, and retreating into spiritual practice. It is also a good time to break old patterns and embrace inner healing.

Karana (Half of Tithi)

· Karana: Bava (till 12:45 PM)

· Karana: Kaulava (from 12:45 PM onwards)

· Significance:

o Bava Karana is considered favorable for starting projects, especially those that involve intellectual pursuits or communications.

o Kaulava Karana is often seen as a good time for material pursuits, investments, and business-related activities, as it is more practical and action-oriented.

Sunrise & Sunset

· Sunrise: 06:10 AM

· Sunset: 06:05 PM

· Day Length: 11 hours, 55 minutes

· Auspicious Time for Prayers:

o Morning Time: The first few hours after sunrise are especially auspicious for prayer, spiritual practices, and sowing seeds for new initiatives.

o Evening Time: The time between 05:30 PM and 06:00 PM is ideal for performing evening rituals or Aarti.

Planetary Positions (as of 10:00 AM)

· Sun: Virgo (10°)

· Moon: Pisces (22°)

· Mars: Libra (18°)

· Mercury: Libra (15°)

· Jupiter: Aquarius (24°)

· Venus: Virgo (14°)

· Saturn: Capricorn (06°)

· Rahu: Taurus (06°)

· Ketu: Scorpio (06°)

Auspicious Timings for Activities

· Abhijit Muhurat: 11:47 AM to 12:34 PM

o This is the most auspicious time for starting important activities, such as investments, weddings, or opening a new business.

· Amrit Kaal: 05:43 AM to 07:11 AM

o A highly auspicious time for starting spiritual activities, prayers, and auspicious rituals.

Inauspicious Timings (Chandrakanta, Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda)

· Rahu Kalam: 04:30 PM to 06:00 PM

o A time typically considered unfavorable for important activities like starting new ventures or making major decisions. Avoid purchasing or signing contracts during this period.

· Yamaganda: 07:10 AM to 08:40 AM

o A time not suited for undertaking important tasks. It is better for reflecting or internal work rather than taking external actions.

Conclusion

October 10, 2025, is a day rich with significance, especially for those celebrating the end of Navaratri and preparing for Vijayadashami. While the day provides good opportunities for spiritual and material activities, some caution is needed in choosing the right time for important actions, particularly during the Vyatipata Yoga and Rahu Kalam. Focus on the auspicious times and planetary positions to maximize the day’s energy.

 

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