Panchangam · Singapore
Today's Panchangam in Singapore
Today in Singapore (Thursday, 5 November 2026) is Krishna Ekadashi until 13:06, with the Moon in Uttara Phalguni (உத்திரம்) until 06:25 (2026-11-06). Rahu Kalam is 14:17 – 15:47.
Observances: Ekadashi.
The five limbs
| Tithi (lunar day) | Krishna Ekadashi until 13:06, then Dvadashi |
| Vaara (weekday) | Thursday |
| Nakshatra | Uttara Phalguni (உத்திரம்) until 06:25 (2026-11-06), then Hasta |
| Yoga | Indra until 08:56 |
| Karana | Balava until 13:06 |
Timings
| Sunrise · Sunset | 06:49 · 18:46 |
| Moonrise · Moonset | 03:27 · 15:48 |
| Rahu Kalam | 14:17 – 15:47 |
| Yamagandam | 06:49 – 08:19 |
| Gulika Kalam | 09:49 – 11:18 |
| Abhijit Muhurta | 12:24 – 13:12 |
Today's observances
Ekadashi: Local lunar period; the observance or fasting date follows its own tradition.
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Questions people ask
What is a Panchangam?
A Panchangam is the traditional Hindu almanac. Its five limbs are Tithi (lunar day), Vaara (weekday), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Yoga and Karana.
Why does the Panchangam depend on my city?
Each limb is read at local sunrise, and timings like Rahu Kalam follow local sunrise and sunset. So the Panchangam differs between cities and countries.
Calculated by ChiChakra from real planetary positions (Astronomy Engine, sidereal zodiac with a Lahiri-style setting) · Updated 5 Nov 2026 · How we calculate · About ChiChakra. Solar timings use the geometric solar centre at 0° altitude without atmospheric refraction; upper-limb almanacs can differ by several minutes. Rahu and Ketu use mean nodes. Traditional guidance, not a guarantee or professional advice.
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What is Rahu Kalam today, and what should I avoid in it?
Rahu Kalam is one eighth of the time between local sunrise and sunset, in a slot set by the weekday; on a 12-hour day it lasts about 90 minutes. With a 06:00 sunrise, Monday's falls about 07:30 to 09:00. Tradition avoids starting new things in it, such as signing, buying or setting out, while routine work carries on.
Read moreWhat is Abhijit Muhurta, and can I use it for anything?
Abhijit Muhurta is the 8th of the 15 daytime muhurtas, a roughly 48-minute window around local midday, traditionally treated as good for almost any important start when no better muhurta is available. The main exception is Wednesday, when many traditions avoid it. Check the exact time for your city, because local midday is rarely 12:00.
Read moreWhat is Nalla Neram today?
Nalla Neram (Tamil for good time) is the set of daily windows Tamil calendars mark as favourable, usually one in the morning and one in the evening, worked out from the weekday and local sunrise. ChiChakra does not calculate Nalla Neram itself yet; its Rahu Kalam tool shows today's Rahu Kalam for your city, the main slot to keep clear of.
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