January 02 ,2026 Daily Panchagam
📅 Daily Panchāng – 2 January 2026 (Friday)🌞 Date & DayFriday, 2 January 2026 (Gregorian)📍 Hindu Calendar DetailsVikram Samvat: 2082 (Kalayukta)Shaka Samvat: 1947 (Visvavasu)Month (Amanta & Purnimanta): Pausha (पौष)Paksha (Lunar Phase): Shukla Paksha (waxing moon)Ritu (Season): hemant (pre‑winter)Ayana: Dakshinayan (sun’s southward movement)🌙 Tithi (Lunar Day)Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi: until ~6:53 PMPurnima (Full Moon): begins ~6:53 PM and continues next day⭐ (Star)Mrigashirsha: up to ~8:04 PMArdra: starts after 8:04 PM and continues into next day🪔 Yoga & KaranaYoga:Sukla yoga continues into early afternoonBrahma yoga begins ~1:06 PM and continues overnightKarana:Garija until early morningVanija until ~6:53 PMVishti from ~6:54 PM into next day☀️ Sun & moon (Example: Ujjain, MP)Sunrise: ~7:12 AMSunset: ~5:48 PMMoonrise: ~4:40 PMMoonset: ~7:02 AM next day(Note: exact sunrise/sunset times vary by city.)⏱️ Inauspicious (Avoid) TimingsRahu Kaal: ~11:11 AM – 12:30 PMGulika Kaal: ~8:32 AM – 9:51 AMYamaganda: ~3:09 PM – 4:29 PMDurmuhaurat & Varjyam: early morning and selective short periods🌼 Auspicious TimingsAbhijit Muhurat: ~12:09 PM – 12:51 PMAmrit Kaal: ~12:15 PM – 1:40 PMBrahma Muhurat: early morning ~5:36 AM – 6:24 AM🕉️ Astrological SummaryTithi:The day begins with Chaturdashi and transitions to Purnima (full moon) in the evening — a phase considered potent for spiritual activities and worship of the moon and deities.:Mrigashirsha (associated with curiosity, learning, and gentle communication) leads much of the day, followed by Ardra at night (linked with transformation and emotional release).Yoga & Karana:Brahma yoga (from early afternoon) supports disciplined work, meditation, and considered decision‑making. Vishti Karana after evening should generally be approached cautiously for new beginnings.🪔 Quick Tips for the Day🌕 Evening Purnima: The full moon period (after ~6:53 PM) can be auspicious for meditation, moon prayers, and spiritual reflection.🕉️ Auspicious windows around midday are good for starting important work, worship, or personal planning.🚫 Avoid inauspicious Rahu, Gulika, and Yamaganda periods for vows, new beginnings, or major decisions.Disclaimer:The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency, organization, employer, or company. All information provided is for general informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, reliability, or suitability of the information contained herein. Readers are advised to verify facts and seek professional advice where necessary. Any reliance placed on such information is strictly at the reader’s own risk.