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Today's Do Ghati Muhurat Sunday, 4 October 2026

The 30 muhurtas of the day and night (two ghatis each) with their traditional names and nature for your city.

Current muhurta

Yama 22:25 23:14 · Inauspicious

One day muhurta0 h 48 minDay

One night muhurta0 h 48 minNight

Favourable muhurtas18of 30 today

Thāne, Maharashtra, India 19.1970°, 72.9635° Asia/Kolkata (UTC+05:30) North Indian · Lahiri (calibrated)

Timings for Sunday, 4 October 2026

Day
#	Muhurta	Time	Nature
1	Rudra	06:29 to 07:17	Inauspicious
2	Ahi	07:17 to 08:04	Inauspicious
3	Mitra	08:04 to 08:52	Auspicious
4	Pitri	08:52 to 09:40	Inauspicious
5	Vasu	09:40 to 10:27	Auspicious
6	Vara	10:27 to 11:15	Auspicious
7	Vishvedeva	11:15 to 12:02	Auspicious
8	Vidhi (Abhijit)	12:02 to 12:50	Auspicious
9	Satamukhi	12:50 to 13:38	Auspicious
10	Puruhuta^†	13:38 to 14:25	Neutral
11	Vahni	14:25 to 15:13	Inauspicious
12	Naktanakara	15:13 to 16:01	Inauspicious
13	Varuna	16:01 to 16:48	Auspicious
14	Aryaman^*	16:48 to 17:36	Neutral
15	Bhaga	17:36 to 18:24	Inauspicious

Night
#	Muhurta	Time	Nature
1	Girisha^†	18:24 to 19:12	Neutral
2	Ajapada	19:12 to 20:00	Inauspicious
3	Ahirbudhnya	20:00 to 20:49	Auspicious
4	Pushya	20:49 to 21:37	Auspicious
5	Ashvini	21:37 to 22:25	Auspicious
6	Yama	22:25 to 23:14	Inauspicious
7	Agni^†	23:14 to 00:02 (next day)	Neutral
8	Vidhatr	00:02 (next day) to 00:51 (next day)	Auspicious
9	Kanda	00:51 (next day) to 01:39 (next day)	Auspicious
10	Aditi	01:39 (next day) to 02:27 (next day)	Auspicious
11	Jiva / Amrita	02:27 (next day) to 03:16 (next day)	Auspicious
12	Vishnu	03:16 (next day) to 04:04 (next day)	Auspicious
13	Dyumadgadyuti	04:04 (next day) to 04:52 (next day)	Auspicious
14	Brahma	04:52 (next day) to 05:41 (next day)	Auspicious
15	Samudra	05:41 (next day) to 06:29 (next day)	Auspicious

† The published classifications disagree on this muhurta, so it is shown as neutral.

* One tradition excludes this muhurta on this weekday (Vidhi on Monday and Friday, Aryaman on Sunday), so it is shown as neutral today.

About

A muhurta is two ghatis, one thirtieth of a full day. The day from sunrise to sunset and the night from sunset to the next sunrise are each divided into fifteen muhurtas, and each muhurta has a traditional name and is considered favourable or unfavourable. The eighth daytime muhurta (Vidhi) is the Abhijit Muhurat.

Daytime and night-time are each divided into 15 equal parts at your location, so their length changes with the season.

Names follow the classical list (Rudra … Bhaga, Girisha … Samudra). A muhurta is marked favourable or unfavourable only where the commonly published tables (the Wikipedia Muhurta table and the tables in published Panchangs) agree.

Traditions may vary by region and Panchang convention. Times are shown for the selected place, time zone and calculation profile.

Timings for Sunday, 4 October 2026

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