Every day carries auspicious and inauspicious stretches. DashaGuru's muhurat finder reads choghadiya and hora together — for your city's actual sunrise — and tells you when to begin.
Day and night each split into 8 parts of about 1.5 hours. Amrit, Shubh, Labh and Char favour beginnings; Rog, Kaal and Udveg are best avoided.
Each hour belongs to a planet. Jupiter's hora suits money and learning, Venus suits love and celebration, Mercury suits paperwork and deals.
The daily Rahukaal and other avoid-windows are flagged automatically — so a good choghadiya never hides a bad overlap.
Ceremony-adjacent moments around weddings and engagements.
Entering a new home at the right stretch of the day.
Launches, first invoices, shop openings — Labh and Amrit first.
Taking delivery in a favourable choghadiya.
Starting journeys outside Rahukaal and Udveg.
Signings and registrations in Mercury-friendly hours.
A generic panchang app shows the same muhurat to everyone. DashaGuru computes the day from your city's actual sunrise and sunset — and Pandit ji can weigh a chosen moment against your own chart, with tara bala and chandra bala from your janma nakshatra.
Today's choghadiya, hora and Rahukaal for your city — and a Pandit ji to weigh the moment against your chart.