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Choose a purpose and dates (up to 31 days). Each window says why it was kept, and each day without one says why.
Vidyarambha (start of learning)
A child’s first letters, or the start of a course of study.
Between Monday, 26 October 2026 and Sunday, 8 November 2026, 4 days in Hazaribagh have a usable window.
The table used for this purpose
- Weekdays: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
- Nakshatras: Ashwini, Rohini, Mrigashira, Ardra, Punarvasu, Pushya, Uttara Phalguni, Hasta, Chitra, Swati, Anuradha, Uttara Ashadha, Shravana, Dhanishta, Shatabhisha, Uttara Bhadrapada, Revati
- Choghadiya: Amrit, Shubh, Labh, Char
- Budha and Guru horas are additionally favoured†
- Vasant Panchami is a fixed muhurta†
- Practice varies between schools; our faculty is reviewing these tables
- † Practice varies between schools; our faculty is reviewing these rules.
Monday, 26 October 2026no window
No window survives: the tithi, Krishna Pratipada, is not on the list for this purpose.
Tuesday, 27 October 2026no window
No window survives: Tuesday is not used for this purpose.
Wednesday, 28 October 2026has windows
1 window, 15 min in all
2:22 pm – 2:37 pm · 15 min
- Char choghadiya (“moving”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Wednesday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Tritiya (the third day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Rohini, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
Why the rest of the day was left out
- 5:52 am – 1:25 pm: the Moon is in Krittika, a nakshatra not on the list for this purpose
- 7:17 am – 8:42 am: Yamaganda: the part of the daylight ruled by Yama; avoided for auspicious beginnings
- 10:07 am – 11:32 am: Gulika Kaal: the part of the daylight ruled by Gulika, Shani’s son; what begins in it is said to repeat, so it is avoided for good beginnings
- 11:32 am – 12:57 pm: Rahu Kaal: the eighth part of the daylight ruled by Rahu; almanacs advise against beginning new work in it
- 2:37 pm – 5:12 pm: Bhadra (Vishti karana), which almanacs avoid for auspicious beginnings
Thursday, 29 October 2026no window
No window survives: a rikta (“empty”) tithi, Chaturthi, avoided for beginnings.
Friday, 30 October 2026has windows
4 windows, 5 hr 39 min in all
5:53 am – 7:18 am · 1 hr 24 min
- Char choghadiya (“moving”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Friday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Panchami (the fifth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Mrigashira, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
8:42 am – 10:07 am · 1 hr 24 min
- Amrit choghadiya (“nectar”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Friday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Panchami (the fifth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Ardra, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
11:32 am – 12:56 pm · 1 hr 24 min
- Shubh choghadiya (“auspicious”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Friday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Panchami (the fifth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Ardra, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
3:46 pm – 5:10 pm · 1 hr 24 min
- Char choghadiya (“moving”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Friday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Panchami (the fifth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Ardra, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
Why the rest of the day was left out
- 7:18 am – 8:42 am: Gulika Kaal: the part of the daylight ruled by Gulika, Shani’s son; what begins in it is said to repeat, so it is avoided for good beginnings
- 10:07 am – 11:32 am: Rahu Kaal: the eighth part of the daylight ruled by Rahu; almanacs advise against beginning new work in it
- 2:21 pm – 3:46 pm: Yamaganda: the part of the daylight ruled by Yama; avoided for auspicious beginnings
Saturday, 31 October 2026no window
No window survives: Saturday is not used for this purpose.
Sunday, 1 November 2026no window
No window survives: the tithi, Krishna Saptami, is not on the list for this purpose.
Monday, 2 November 2026no window
No window survives: the tithi, Krishna Ashtami, is not on the list for this purpose; the Moon is in Ashlesha, a nakshatra not on the list for this purpose.
Tuesday, 3 November 2026no window
No window survives: Tuesday is not used for this purpose.
Wednesday, 4 November 2026no window
No window survives: the Moon is in Purva Phalguni, a nakshatra not on the list for this purpose.
Thursday, 5 November 2026has windows
3 windows, 4 hr 11 min in all
10:08 am – 11:31 am · 1 hr 23 min
- Char choghadiya (“moving”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Thursday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Dwadashi (the twelfth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Uttara Phalguni, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
11:31 am – 12:55 pm · 1 hr 23 min
- Labh choghadiya (“gain”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Thursday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Dwadashi (the twelfth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Uttara Phalguni, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
3:43 pm – 5:07 pm · 1 hr 23 min
- Shubh choghadiya (“auspicious”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Thursday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Dwadashi (the twelfth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Uttara Phalguni, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
Why the rest of the day was left out
- 5:56 am – 7:20 am: Yamaganda: the part of the daylight ruled by Yama; avoided for auspicious beginnings
- 8:44 am – 10:08 am: Gulika Kaal: the part of the daylight ruled by Gulika, Shani’s son; what begins in it is said to repeat, so it is avoided for good beginnings
- 12:55 pm – 2:19 pm: Rahu Kaal: the eighth part of the daylight ruled by Rahu; almanacs advise against beginning new work in it
Friday, 6 November 2026has windows
2 windows, 2 hr 47 min in all
5:57 am – 7:21 am · 1 hr 23 min
- Char choghadiya (“moving”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Friday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Dwadashi (the twelfth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Hasta, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
8:44 am – 10:08 am · 1 hr 23 min
- Amrit choghadiya (“nectar”), one of the four daytime periods the tables accept
- Friday is on the list for Vidyarambha (start of learning)
- the tithi is Krishna Dwadashi (the twelfth day of the dark half), which is allowed
- the Moon is in Hasta, a nakshatra on the list
- it is clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal and Bhadra
Why the rest of the day was left out
- 7:21 am – 8:44 am: Gulika Kaal: the part of the daylight ruled by Gulika, Shani’s son; what begins in it is said to repeat, so it is avoided for good beginnings
- 10:08 am – 11:32 am: Rahu Kaal: the eighth part of the daylight ruled by Rahu; almanacs advise against beginning new work in it
- 10:31 am – 5:06 pm: the tithi, Krishna Trayodashi, is not on the list for this purpose
- 2:19 pm – 3:42 pm: Yamaganda: the part of the daylight ruled by Yama; avoided for auspicious beginnings
Saturday, 7 November 2026no window
No window survives: Saturday is not used for this purpose.
Sunday, 8 November 2026no window
No window survives: a rikta (“empty”) tithi, Chaturdashi, avoided for beginnings; Amavasya, the new-moon day, which is never used for a beginning.
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