New Delhi, October 13 (Daily Kiran) : The Panchang holds significant importance in Hinduism, serving as a guide for auspicious events, travels, investments, and rituals. It is based on the positions of the sun, moon, and other celestial bodies.
On October 14, 2026, the fourth day of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Ashwin will last until 1:13 AM. Following this, the Panchami Tithi will commence. On Wednesday, sunrise will occur at 6:27 AM, and sunset will be at 5:58 PM. The moon will rise at 9:36 AM and set at 8:21 PM.
This date marks the fourth day of the Sharadiya Navratri, dedicated to the worship of Goddess Kushmanda. Devotees believe that honoring her enhances longevity, fame, strength, and health. Goddess Kushmanda is depicted with eight arms, earning her the title ‘Ashtabhuja Devi.’ She holds a kamandalu, bow, arrows, a lotus, a pot of nectar, a discus, a mace, and a rosary. Her vahana, or vehicle, is a lion.
According to the Panchang, the Sun will be in the Chitra Nakshatra on this day. Astrologically, the Sun’s presence in Chitra is believed to have profound effects. The ruler of Chitra, Mars, is considered a friend of the Sun, which boosts confidence, courage, and energy. Professionals may receive recognition from higher authorities, while those in administration or management could see promotions or new responsibilities.
Ayushman Yoga will remain in effect until 8:38 PM on Tuesday. This auspicious yoga signifies longevity and is formed when the distance between the Sun and Moon falls between 26 degrees 40 minutes and 40 degrees. The presiding deity of this yoga is the Moon, with Ketu being its primary planet.
The Abhijit Muhurat, considered the most favorable time of the day, will occur from 11:43 AM to 12:30 PM. It is believed that actions taken during this time can dispel negative influences. This period is marked when the Sun is directly overhead.
Amrit Kaal, a highly auspicious time, will be observed from 4:37 PM to 6:23 PM. This period is thought to bring success in endeavors initiated during this time, making it ideal for new ventures, investments, rituals, and important travels.
However, Rahu Kaal, an inauspicious period, will take place from 12:12 PM to 1:39 PM. It is advisable to refrain from starting new or auspicious tasks during this time. Ongoing work can continue, but new initiatives should be avoided.
Gulik Kaal, also known as ‘poisonous time,’ will occur from 10:46 AM to 12:12 PM. It is believed that activities during this period yield negative results. While new tasks should be avoided, ongoing work can continue, and routine tasks like depositing money or making donations are considered acceptable.
Yamgand Kaal, associated with the god of death, Yama, will be from 7:53 AM to 9:20 AM. This time is deemed inauspicious for new ventures or travel, and one should be cautious with financial transactions.
On this day, the Sun will be positioned in Virgo, impacting various aspects of life, work, and intellectual capabilities. Astrological beliefs suggest that practical and planned approaches during this time are beneficial.
The Moon will be in Scorpio, which signifies a ‘debilitated’ state. This position affects emotions and perceptions deeply, often leading to heightened sensitivity.
Traveling to the north direction is considered inauspicious on this day, according to astrological and Vastu Shastra principles.
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