Today’s Panchang is for Thursday, December 11, 2025, which has been specially prepared according to New Delhi time. It includes all the important information like date, constellation, yoga, auspicious time and Rahukaal.​

Today’s Panchang 11 December 2025

December 11, 2025 is Thursday and according to the Hindu calendar, this day starts from the Saptami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Pausha month. In everyday life, many people choose an auspicious time for worship, starting a new work or taking any important decision just by looking at the Panchang. This Panchang, prepared on the basis of New Delhi time, has been taken from reliable astrological sources, so that you can plan your work in the right time.

Tithi, Nakshatra and Yoga

Today Saptami Tithi of Krishna Paksha will remain till 1:57 pm, after that Ashtami Tithi will start. That is, after noon, the effect of the day will be considered according to Ashtami, which is also important for fasting and worship.

Talking about Nakshatra, Purva Phalguni Nakshatra will be effective till 3:55 am the next day. This constellation is generally considered good for work to creative, artistic and new ideas.

In yoga today, first there will be Vishkambh Yoga, which will continue till 11:39 am, after that Preeti Yoga will start which will continue till the next morning. Yogas like Vishkambh and Preeti subtly influence the energy, temperament and results of actions throughout the day.​

Talking about Karan, Bava Karan will remain till 1:57 pm, after that Balav and then Kaulav Karan will come. Karan is also an important part of the Panchang and it is only by looking at it that astrologers analyze auspicious and inauspicious times.

Surya and Moon time

Today sunrise will be around 7:04 am, while sunset will be around 5:25 pm, which is considered the standard time of Delhi region. This period of day and night is considered important for worship, fasting, travel and office planning.

The moon will rise after midnight the next day at around 12:08 am, while moonset is expected to be around 12:11 pm. These positions of the Moon also affect the mental state, emotions and the timing of some special pujas.

Keep in mind that the times of sunrise, sunset and moonrise may vary by a few minutes depending on the weather and your exact location. But this timing is considered standard for New Delhi and surrounding areas.

Avoid bad times

Today Rahu period will be from 1:32 pm to 2:50 pm, which is considered better to be postponed for starting new work, investment or any auspicious work. During this time, most people advise to avoid starting new work, traveling or taking big decisions.

Yamagandam will be from 7:04 am to 8:21 am, which is considered inauspicious in the early hours of the day. Gulik Kaal is considered to be from 9:39 to 10:57 in the morning and from 2:39 to 3:21 in the afternoon, which is better to avoid for important works.

These periods are generally considered inauspicious or disruptive, so try not to start an interview, a big deal, a new deal or a long trip during these times. If they have to do something under compulsion, then many people prepare themselves mentally through mantra, worship or chanting.

Auspicious time opportunity

Today Abhijeet Muhurta will be from 11:54 to 12:35 pm, which is considered extremely favorable for starting any auspicious work. If you want to do any new work, business deal, interview, sign an agreement or take an important decision, then you can use this time.

At night, Amrit Kaal will be from around 9:12 to 10:53 pm, which is considered especially good for worship, chanting mantra and spiritual practice. Brahma Muhurta will be from 5:26 am to 6:14 am, which is considered best for yoga, meditation, chanting, recitation and positive start of the day.

If you are planning a havan, special puja, meeting, property deal or investment, then you can make your schedule keeping these auspicious times in mind. According to astrology, work started at the right time is considered to be more successful and give lasting results.​

Vishesh Note and Festival

Today, Vikram Samvat 2082 (Kalyukt) and Shaka Samvat 1947 (Vishwavasu) are going on, which are two different calculations of the traditional Hindu calendar. The season is Hemanta and Ayana Dakshinayan, i.e. the Sun is considered to be on its path towards the south.​

Kalashtami can have special significance on this day, because Ashtami Tithi is starting from afternoon. Kalashtami is considered dedicated to Lord Bhairav ​​and on this occasion many devotees observe fast and perform special puja at night.

Monthly Krishna Janmashtami also falls on dates around this, hence special pujas and bhajan evenings are organized in many temples and homes. If you are planning any special fast, worship or resolution, then confirm the timing and method once with the local Pandit or your trusted astrologer.

Today’s Panchang – Main Point (Table)