Bengali Panjika for Saturday, August 29, 2026

This page lays out the day the way a printed Bengali almanac does, worked out with the old Surya Siddhanta rules. You get the solar date, the tithi and nakshatra with their end times in danda and by the clock, sunrise and sunset, the kalabela and yoga windows, and the day's observances.

Traditional solar date

11 Bhadra 1433

Saturday, August 29, 2026

Bangla Academy date
14 Bhadra 1433
Hijri date
15 Rabi' al-Awwal 1448
Eras
Shakabda 1948 · Samvat 2083

The Bangla Academy calendar used in Bangladesh has fixed month lengths, while almanac months follow the sankranti. As a result the Academy date runs one or two days ahead of the traditional date.

Sunrise & sunset

Almanac sunrise is the moment the sun's centre is on the horizon at the traditional reference meridian of Bengal. The Dhaka values are the usual astronomical ones.

Almanac sunrise

5:51 AM

Almanac sunset

6:23 PM

Dhaka sunrise

5:39 AM

Dhaka sunset

6:19 PM

Day length: 12 h 32 min · Night length: 11 h 28 min

Tithi

Amanta month: Shravana · Purnimanta month: Bhadrapada · Krishna paksha

Prathama tithi

Ends day 10/5/28 (10/35/46 danda) · 10:05 AM, then Dwitiya

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga & karana timings

Each row shows what is running at sunrise and when it ends. Danda are counted from the almanac sunrise, and one danda is 24 minutes.

tithi

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Prathamaday 10/5/28 (10/35/46 danda)10:05 AM
Dwitiyaruns the whole day—

Nakshatra

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Purva Bhadrapadalate night 5/5/16 (58/5/16 danda)5:05 AM (Aug 30)
Uttara Bhadrapadaruns the whole day—

Yoga

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Sukarmanday 9/0/16 (7/52/47 danda)9:00 AM
Dhritiruns the whole day—

Karana

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Kaulavaday 10/5/28 (10/35/46 danda)10:05 AM
Taitilanight 10/1/10 (40/25/0 danda)10:01 PM
Gararuns the whole day—

For births, journeys & rites

Born today
Kumbha rashi, Shudra varna (or Vaishya varna), Manushya gana; moon enters Meena at 11:00 PM
Yogini
East, from 10:05 AM North
Shraddha tithi
Dwitiya — ekoddishta; Dwitiya — sapindana

Ekoddishta goes by the tithi at kutapa, the eighth muhurta of the day. Sapindana goes by the tithi in the afternoon.

Kalabela & auspicious windows

Daylight is divided into eight parts, and each weekday has fixed parts called kalabela and barabela, when new work is not started. Mahendra yoga and amrita yoga are favourable times. The kutapa, pradosha and nishita windows are used for rites.

Kalabela
5:51 AM – 7:25 AM, 4:49 PM – 6:23 PM
Barabela
1:41 PM – 3:15 PM
Mahendra yoga
none today
Amrita yoga
10:01 AM – 1:22 PM
Kutapa
11:42 AM – 12:32 PM
Pradosha
6:23 PM – 7:59 PM
Nishita
11:43 PM – 12:31 AM (Aug 30)

Pujas & observances

No major puja or vrata today.

This month

Day 11 of 31 in Bhadra

Month runs: Aug 19 – Sep 18

These times follow the old Surya Siddhanta method that printed Bengali almanacs use. They differ from modern astronomical values by a few minutes, and now and then by a whole day. See the same day by modern astronomy →

How this panjika is made

  • It is calculated with the old Surya Siddhanta rules that traditional Bengali almanacs still use: sidereal positions, months of 29 to 32 days set by the sankranti, and tithis measured from the almanac sunrise.
  • Official dates in Bangladesh follow the Bangla Academy calendar, which has fixed month lengths. That is why the two dates differ by a day or two through the year.
  • Sunrise, sunset and every time window are shown in Bangladesh time.
  • This page has no rashifal or forecasts, only the calculated calendar facts.

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