March 04, 2026 Daily Panchagam Details
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- Day: Wednesday
- Date: 04 March 2026
- Paksha (Lunar Phase): krishna Paksha (waning moon) at start, moving into Shukla Paksha in the evening.
- Tithi (Lunar Day):
- Pratipat (Krishna Paksha) until about 4:49 PM
- Then Dvitiya (Shukla Paksha) begins.
- Moon Rashi: Leo (Simha) most of the day, shifting later into Virgo (Kanya).
- Purva Phalguni Nakshatra until ~7:38 AM
- Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra from ~7:38 AM onward.
- Yoga:
- Dhrithi ends early morning
- Soola starts later in the day and continues overnight.
- Karana:
- Kaulava until ~4:49 PM
- Taitula begins after ~4:49 PM.
- Sunrise: ~6:49 AM
- Sunset: ~6:27 PM (Varies by city; example: Ujjain).
- Holi (Festival of Colours): The vibrant spring festival of Holi falls on 4 March 2026, when people celebrate with colours, sweets, and social gatherings. Holika Dahan is celebrated the night before, usually on 3 March.
- Gangaur Vrat Start: Some regions also observe the beginning of Gangaur Vrat on this day.
- Best for starting auspicious work: Early morning Brahma Muhurat and Abhijit Muhurat.
- Good for spiritual activities: Night and early morning Amrit Kaal.
- Avoid: Rahu Kaal, Gulikai, and Varjyam during timings listed above for major tasks or formal beginnings.
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