Telugu Calendar Todayతెలుగు క్యాలెండర్
- Parabhava samvatsaram
- Shaka 1948
The month in the words of the Telugu calendar, worked out for your own place — tap a date for its panchangam.
The whole month
Working out the month…
Telugu festivals in 2026The whole year by month, dated for Hyderabad — a day can differ in your city
January5
- BhogiPushyamu Bahula Dasami
- SankrantiPushyamu Bahula Ekadasi
- KanumaPushyamu Bahula Dwadasi
- Vasant PanchamiMaghamu Shukla Panchami
- Ratha SaptamiMaghamu Shukla Saptami
February1
- Maha ShivaratriMaghamu Bahula Trayodasi
March3
- HoliPhalgunamu Pournami
- UgadiPhalgunamu Amavasya
- Rama NavamiChaitramu Shukla Ashtami
April1
- Akshaya TritiyaVaisakhamu Shukla Vidiya
May1
- Hanuman Jayanthi (Telugu)Vaisakhamu Bahula Dasami
July2
- Tholi EkadashiAshadhamu Shukla Ekadasi
- Guru PurnimaAshadhamu Pournami
August3
- Nag PanchamiSravanamu Shukla Panchami
- Varalakshmi VratamSravanamu Shukla Navami
- Raksha BandhanSravanamu Pournami
September6
- Krishna JanmashtamiSravanamu Bahula Ashtami
- Polala AmavasyaSravanamu Amavasya
- Ganesh ChaturthiBhadrapadamu Shukla Tadiya
- Hartalika TeejBhadrapadamu Shukla Tadiya
- Anant ChaturdashiBhadrapadamu Shukla Chaturdasi
- Pitru Paksha beginsBhadrapadamu Bahula Padyami
October5
- Mahalaya AmavasyaBhadrapadamu Amavasya
- Navaratri beginsAsviyujamu Shukla Padyami
- Durga AshtamiAsviyujamu Shukla Ashtami
- DussehraAsviyujamu Shukla Navami
- Atla TaddeAsviyujamu Bahula Tadiya
November10
- DhanterasAsviyujamu Bahula Dwadasi
- Deepavali Amavasya · Lakshmi PujaAsviyujamu Bahula Chaturdasi
- DeepavaliAsviyujamu Bahula Chaturdasi
- Bhagini Hasta BhojanamKartikamu Shukla Vidiya
- Nagula ChavithiKartikamu Shukla Chavithi
- Karthika MondayKartikamu Shukla Saptami
- Ksheerabdi DwadasiKartikamu Shukla Ekadasi
- Karthika MondayKartikamu Shukla Chaturdasi
- Karthika PournamiKartikamu Pournami
- Karthika MondayKartikamu Bahula Saptami
December3
- Karthika MondayKartikamu Bahula Chaturdasi
- Subrahmanya ShashtiMargasiramu Shukla Shashti
- Mukkoti EkadashiMargasiramu Shukla Ekadasi
Today in HyderabadReference city · star, tithi, good times and the week ahead
Panchangam for Hyderabad
- Tithi
- Shukla Saptami until 4:20 AM, TueLunar day — How far the Moon has pulled ahead of the Sun. Every 12° makes a new lunar day, so a month has thirty and one can begin at any hour. The day is named for the one in force at sunrise.
- Nakshatram
- Sravanam until 2:16 AM, TueMoon's star — Which of the 27 star-groups the Moon is passing through. It moves on about once a day; the one it was in when you were born is your birth star.
- Yogam
- Ganda until 7:15 AMSun and Moon together — The Sun's and the Moon's positions added together, counted in 27 steps. Each step has a name, and a few are ones people avoid for new starts.
- Karanam
- Gara until 3:14 PM, then VanijaHalf a lunar day — Each lunar day has two halves, each with a name of its own. Vishti, also called Bhadra, is the one people step around for new starts.
- Varam
- Somavaram (Monday)Weekday — The weekday, named for the planet that rules its first hour. In the panchang it changes at sunrise, not at midnight.
- Chandra Rasi
- Makaram until 3:30 PM, Tue
- Sunrise
- 6:22 AM
- Sunset
- 5:38 PM
Good times and times to avoid
- DurmuhurthamAvoid12:23 PM – 1:08 PMan off hour — leave big decisions for later
- DurmuhurthamAvoid2:38 PM – 3:23 PMan off hour — leave big decisions for later
- Amrutha GadiyaluGood time2:39 PM – 4:27 PMa sweet spot — a good time to start
- Rahu KalamAvoid7:47 AM – 9:11 AMavoid starting anything new
- YamagandamAvoid10:36 AM – 12:00 PMavoid travel and new starts
- Gulika KalamAvoid1:25 PM – 2:49 PMavoid beginnings — finishing is fine
- Abhijit MuhurthamGood time11:38 AM – 12:23 PMthe best window of the day to begin something
- Brahma MuhurthamGood time4:46 AM – 5:34 AMthe quiet hour before dawn — the clearest time to study, pray or sit still
Festivals today
- Karthika Monday
The week ahead
- KartikamuNakshatramSravanamTithiShukla SaptamiKarthika Monday
- KartikamuNakshatramDhanishtaTithiShukla Ashtami
- KartikamuNakshatramSatabhishamTithiShukla Navami
- KartikamuNakshatramPoorvabhadraTithiShukla Navami
- KartikamuNakshatramPoorvabhadraTithiShukla Dasami
- KartikamuNakshatramUttarabhadraTithiShukla EkadasiKsheerabdi Dwadasi
- KartikamuNakshatramAswiniTithiShukla Trayodasi
Star and tithi as they stand at sunrise in Hyderabad. Your own month.
Questions people ask
Which month system does the Telugu calendar use?
Amanta: each lunar month ends on the new moon (Amavasya). The Telugu year begins at Ugadi, the first day of Chaitra, and is named from the sixty-year cycle of samvatsarams — this year's name is shown at the top of the page.
How is today's tithi decided?
A tithi is each twelve degrees by which the Moon pulls ahead of the Sun, so thirty make a lunar month. The tithi running at sunrise names the day; the page also gives the exact time it ends, because a tithi rarely lines up with a calendar day.
What are Varjyam and Durmuhurtham?
Durmuhurtham is one or two muhurtas of the day — each a fifteenth of daylight, about 48 minutes — fixed by the weekday and avoided for beginnings. Varjyam is a stretch of about an hour and a half inside each nakshatra, placed by a traditional table and also avoided; Amrita Kalam is its auspicious counterpart.
Why do the times differ between Hyderabad and my city?
Every time on this page is measured from Hyderabad's own sunrise and sunset. A different place has a different sunrise, so its Rahu Kalam, Varjyam and tithi end times differ too. Open the home page to see them for your own place.