Aaj Ka Panchang, May 11, 2025: Tithi, Vrat And Today's Shubh, Ashubh Muhurat
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Aaj Ka Panchang, May 11, 2025: Devotees will celebrate Narasimha Jayanti today. Lord Narasimha was the 4th incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
AAJ KA PANCHANG, May 11, 2025: The Chaturdashi and Purnima Tithis of Shukla Paksha will be observed on May 11 as per Drik Panchang. The auspicious occasion of Narasimha Jayanti will be marked today. Lord Narasimha was the 4th incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It is advisable to check the Tithi and consider both favorable and unfavorable timings before undertaking any important morning activities. Being mindful of these timeframes can help ensure a smooth and productive day while effectively navigating any challenges.
The sun is expected to rise at 5:33 AM and set at 7:03 PM. The moon rise is anticipated at 6:01 AM and set at 4:56 AM on May12 .
TITHI, NAKSHATRA, AND RASHI DETAILS FOR MAY 11
The Chaturdashi Tithi will remain in effect until 8:01 PM on May 11 after which the Purnima Tithi will commence. The Swati Nakshatra will continue for the entire night. The moon will be located in Tula Rashi while the sun will be in Mesha Rashi.
SHUBH MUHURAT FOR MAY 11
On May 11, the day's auspicious muhurats will start with the Brahma Muhurat from 4:09 AM to 4:51 AM. Pratah Sandhya will take place between 4:30 AM and 5:33 AM, followed by the Vijaya Muhurat from 2:33 PM to 3:27 PM. The Abhijit Muhurat will occur from 11:51 AM to 12:45 PM. In the evening, the Godhuli Muhurat will be observed from 7:01 PM to 7:22 PM, and Sayahna Sandhya will run from 7:03 PM to 8:05 PM. Lastly, the Nishita Muhurat will be from 11:56 PM to 12:38 AM on May 12. The Amrit Kalam Muhurat is scheduled between 8:22 PM to 10:10 PM.
ASHUBH MUHURAT FOR MAY 11
The inauspicious times for the day are as follows: Rahu Kalam will occur from 5:21 PM to 7:03 PM, while Yamaganda Muhurat is set for 12:18 AM to 1:59 PM. Gulikai Kalam will take place between 3:40 PM and 5:21 PM. Additionally, the Baana Muhurat will be in Roga from 9:44PM and will last through the entire night.
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May 11, 2025, 05:00 IST
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