Accurate Day and Night Gowri Panchangam timings calculated dynamically from local sunrise for 120+ cities.
Real-time Gowri Nalla Neram timings: Amrutha, Shubha, Labha, Dhana, Uthi, Roga, Visha, and Sora.
Causes health vulnerability and physical fatigue. Avoid initiating medical treatment.
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07:47 pm – 09:16 pm
06:09 am – 07:40 am
Causes health vulnerability and physical fatigue. Avoid initiating medical treatment.
07:40 am – 09:11 am
Favorable for commerce, opening bank accounts, trading, and financial growth.
09:11 am – 10:42 am
Highly favorable for marriage discussions, property purchases, and signing contracts.
10:42 am – 12:13 pm
Toxic influence. Severe hazard of failure, accidents, and conflict. Cease all auspicious works.
12:13 pm – 01:44 pm
Loss of wealth, deceit, and betrayal. Avoid travel and monetary loans.
01:44 pm – 03:15 pm
Brings monetary prosperity, recovery of debts, and material prosperity.
03:15 pm – 04:46 pm
Moderate influence. Suitable for routine daily chores and physical labor.
04:46 pm – 06:18 pm
Supreme nectar window. Best for all auspicious beginnings, ceremonies, and travel.
These 4 periods represent Nalla Neram (good time). Ideal for commercial transactions, buying property, entering a new home, and solemnizing agreements.
Uthi represents enterprise and routine labor. Suitable for normal daily errands and education, but avoid inaugurating major lifetime milestones.
Prohibited windows. Avoid medical surgeries in Roga, food feasts in Visha, and journeys or financial negotiations during Sora.
Gowri Panchangam is an ancient South Indian Vedic time-division system popular in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Each day and night is divided into 8 equal parts (roughly 90 minutes each), designated by Gowri aspects: Amrutha, Shubha, Labha, Dhana, Uthi, Roga, Visha, and Sora.
Amrutha (supreme nectar), Shubha (auspicious), Labha (profit & commerce), and Dhana (wealth & prosperity) are considered highly auspicious windows (Nalla Neram) for initiating any new endeavor, purchasing assets, travel, or religious ceremonies.
While both divide day and night into 8 micro-muhurat segments based on solar sunrise and sunset, Choghadiya is rooted in North/Western Indian traditions ruled by planetary lords, whereas Gowri Panchangam originates in ancient Tamil/South Indian Agamas with a distinct sequence honoring Goddess Gowri (Parvati).
