Panchang for Singapore

How the Singapore panchang is calculated

Every value on this page is computed from drik (observation-based) sun and moon positions using Lahiri ayanamsa, for Singapore's own latitude, longitude and timezone — not a national default. The tithi shown is the one running at local sunrise, following classical convention, and Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika Kaal are derived from the local sunrise-to-sunset day divided into eight parts.

For a different date, an hour-by-hour choghadiya view, or muhurat windows for a specific ceremony, use the daily panchang, चौघडिया and muhurat finder.