Panchang for Bholath
Sunday, 23 November 2025 • रविवार
Today's Cosmic Insight
AuspiciousToday, as Surya's golden rays grace the dawn, we are gifted with the Shukla Tritiya, the third day of the waxing moon. This auspicious beginning, a time for growth and burgeoning potential, encourages us to set intentions and nurture new beginnings. The tender crescent in the sky reminds us to approach our endeavors with gentle persistence, like a sapling reaching for the sun. Let the light of the waxing moon illuminate your path, guiding you toward fruitful action and heartfelt connection. The celestial tapestry is further woven with the presence of Moola Nakshatra, grounding us in the depths of our being. This asterism invites introspection and a journey to the root of things. As the Moon journeys through Moola's third pada, a spirit of research and discovery may stir within. It is a day to delve into the heart of matters, to unearth hidden truths, and to connect with the foundations upon which we build our lives. While Moola can bring intensity, it also offers the strength to transform challenges into opportunities for profound growth. The Yoga of Dhriti lends a steadying influence to the day. Dhriti, meaning "courage" or "determination", brings a sense of resolve and inner stability. Like a ship anchored firmly in the harbor, this yoga empowers us to navigate the day's currents with grace and fortitude. Coupled with the dynamic Garaja Karana, the active force for the day, we find a potent combination of steadfastness and action. Garaja, associated with movement and progress, urges us to put our intentions into motion. However, temper your actions with the day's prevailing steadiness, and avoid impulsive decisions. Finally, the day is crowned by Ravi Vara, the day of the Sun. Sunday, ruled by the radiant Surya, is a day for honoring our inner light, for connecting with our vitality, and for acknowledging the source of our being. It is a day to cultivate self-awareness, to bask in the warmth of our inner strength, and to radiate that light outward to those around us. With intention and mindful action, may this Ravi Vara bring clarity, purpose, and a renewed sense of self.
Panchang Elements
Auspicious Times
Inauspicious Times
Current Time Period
Panchang for Bholath on Sunday, 23 November 2025 shows Shukla Tritiya tithi (Shukla Paksha) with Moola nakshatra in Pada 3. The yoga for this day is Dhriti and the karana is Garaja. Sunrise occurs at 07:02 AM and sunset at 05:26 PM.
What is Panchang? पंचांग
The word Panchang comes from Sanskrit — Pancha (five) + Anga (limbs). It is the traditional Vedic calendar system that has been used across the Indian subcontinent for thousands of years to track lunar days, stellar positions, and cosmic rhythms. Every day in the Hindu calendar is defined by these five elements working together.
Tithi तिथि
The lunar day — determined by the angular distance between the Sun and Moon. There are 30 tithis in a lunar month, 15 in each paksha (Shukla and Krishna). Each tithi carries its own energy: some are ideal for beginnings, others for completion or rest. Festivals like Ekadashi, Amavasya, and Purnima are all tithi-based.
Nakshatra नक्षत्र
The lunar mansion — the Moon's position among 27 star clusters along the ecliptic. Each nakshatra spans 13°20' of the zodiac and has a ruling deity, planet, and distinct character. Nakshatras are central to muhurat selection, birth chart interpretation, and compatibility matching in Vedic astrology.
Yoga योग
The luni-solar combination — calculated from the sum of the Sun's and Moon's longitudes divided into 27 equal parts. Each yoga has a name and nature (auspicious, neutral, or inauspicious). Yogas like Siddha, Amrita, and Shubha are considered favorable, while Vyaghata and Vajra call for caution.
Karana करण
Half of a tithi — each tithi has two karanas, giving 60 karanas in a lunar month. Of the 11 karana types, 4 are fixed (Shakuni, Chatushpada, Naga, Kimstughna) and 7 are movable. Karanas help fine-tune the auspiciousness of a tithi for specific activities.
Vara वार
The weekday — each vara is ruled by a planet: Ravivara (Sun), Somavara (Moon), Mangalavara (Mars), Budhavara (Mercury), Guruvara (Jupiter), Shukravara (Venus), Shanivara (Saturn). The ruling planet influences the character of the day and which activities are most favored.
Why Check the Panchang Daily?
For centuries, families, priests, and astrologers across India have consulted the Panchang before making any significant decision. It isn't superstition — it's a systematic method of aligning human activity with natural cycles.
Muhurat Selection
Find the most auspicious time for weddings, griha pravesh, mundan, namkaran, and other samskaras. The right muhurat combines a favorable tithi, nakshatra, yoga, and karana while avoiding Rahu Kaal.
Business & Finance
Start a new business, sign contracts, make investments, or open accounts during auspicious tithis and nakshatras. Many Indian businesses still consult the Panchang before major financial decisions.
Festival & Vrat Dates
Hindu festivals follow the lunar calendar — Diwali, Navratri, Karva Chauth, Ekadashi, and Pradosh Vrat dates all come from the Panchang. Accurate tithi calculations ensure you observe these on the correct day.
Daily Puja & Rituals
Know the ruling deity of the day, the appropriate mantras for the current nakshatra, and whether the tithi supports your planned worship. Brahma Muhurat and Abhijit Muhurat are the day's most sacred windows.
Travel & Journeys
Vedic tradition recommends checking the Panchang before long journeys. Certain nakshatras (like Ashwini, Mrigashira, Pushya, Revati) are considered ideal for travel, while Rahu Kaal should be avoided for departures.
Education & Learning
Vidyarambha (beginning of education) and joining a new course or school are traditionally timed using the Panchang. Nakshatras ruled by Mercury and Jupiter are especially valued for intellectual pursuits.
Panchang for Bholath
This Panchang is calculated specifically for Bholath using precise geographic coordinates (31.58°N, 75.44°E). Sunrise in Bholath on this day is at 07:02 AM and sunset at 05:26 PM — all time-dependent elements including tithi end times, Rahu Kaal, Yamaghanda, Gulika Kaal, Abhijit Muhurat, and Brahma Muhurat are derived from these local sun timings.
Because the Panchang is location-sensitive, the same date can show different tithi or nakshatra transition times in different cities. A tithi that ends at 3:42 PM in Bholath may end at a different time in another city due to the difference in sunrise. This is why it's important to use a Panchang calculated for your specific city rather than a generic national Panchang.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is today's tithi in Bholath?
The tithi on Sunday, 23 November 2025 in Bholath is Shukla Tritiya (Shukla Paksha). Tithi determines the nature of the lunar day and is used for festival observance, muhurat timing, and daily planning.
What is today's nakshatra in Bholath?
The nakshatra in Bholath on 23 November 2025 is Moola (Pada 3). Nakshatras are the 27 lunar mansions used in Vedic astrology for muhurat selection, birth chart analysis, and daily planning.
What time is Rahu Kaal on 23 November 2025 in Bholath?
Rahu Kaal in Bholath on 23 November 2025 is from 16:08 to 17:26. Rahu Kaal is a daily inauspicious period lasting approximately 90 minutes, calculated from the local sunrise time. It is considered unfavorable for starting new ventures, signing contracts, or beginning journeys. The timing shifts each day of the week based on a fixed planetary order.
Is 23 November 2025 auspicious for starting new work?
The auspiciousness of any day depends on the combination of all five Panchang elements. On 23 November 2025 in Bholath, the tithi is Shukla Tritiya, the nakshatra is Moola, and the yoga is Dhriti. For the best results, plan important activities during Abhijit Muhurat (11:53 – 12:35) and avoid Rahu Kaal (16:08 – 17:26). For a detailed muhurat analysis, use our Muhurat Finder.
How is Panchang different for each city?
The Panchang changes from city to city because all time-based calculations depend on the local sunrise and sunset. Sunrise in a western city like Mumbai occurs later than in an eastern city like Kolkata — this shifts the timing of Rahu Kaal, Yamaghanda, Gulika Kaal, Brahma Muhurat, Abhijit Muhurat, Choghadiya, and Hora. Even tithi and nakshatra transition times can fall on different sides of midnight, making a tithi "today" in one city but "tomorrow" in another. Always use a Panchang calculated for your specific location.
What is Abhijit Muhurat and when is it ?
Abhijit Muhurat is a universally auspicious period of approximately 48 minutes occurring around midday. It is considered favorable for almost all activities — starting new work, signing documents, travel, and religious ceremonies. In Bholath on 23 November 2025, Abhijit Muhurat falls between 11:53 and 12:35. The word "Abhijit" means "victorious" — it is named after the auspicious nakshatra that rules this time window.