Bengali Panjika — Thursday, April 20, 2034

The day's entry as a traditional printed Bengali almanac lays it out, computed with the old Surya Siddhanta arithmetic: the solar date, tithi and nakshatra with their end moments in danda and clock time, sunrise and sunset, the kalabela and yoga windows, and the day's observances.

Traditional solar date

6 Boishakh 1441

Thursday, April 20, 2034

Bangla Academy date
7 Boishakh 1441
Hijri date
29 Muharram 1456
Eras
Shakabda 1956 · Samvat 2091

The Bangla Academy calendar used in Bangladesh fixes month lengths by rule, so its date runs one or two days ahead of the sankranti-based traditional date.

Sunrise & sunset

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

Almanac sunrise

5:45 AM

Almanac sunset

6:25 PM

Dhaka sunrise

5:33 AM

Dhaka sunset

6:22 PM

Day length: 12 h 40 min · Night length: 11 h 19 min

Tithi

Amanta month: Vaishakha · Purnimanta month: Vaishakha · Shukla paksha

Dwitiya tithi

Ends night 8/50/24 (37/42/30 danda) · 8:50 PM, then Tritiya

Tithi, nakshatra, yoga & karana timings

Each item lists what runs at sunrise and when it ends. Danda are counted from the almanac sunrise (1 danda = 24 minutes).

tithi

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Dwitiyanight 8/50/24 (37/42/30 danda)8:50 PM
Tritiyaruns the whole day

Nakshatra

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Bharaniday 3/1/17 (23/9/42 danda)3:01 PM
Krittikaruns the whole day

Yoga

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Pritiday 5/46/4 (0/1/40 danda)5:46 AM
Ayushmanlate night 2/41/15 (52/19/36 danda)2:41 AM (Apr 21)
Saubhagyaruns the whole day

Karana

NameEnds (danda)Clock
Balavaday 10/3/12 (10/44/28 danda)10:03 AM
Kaulavanight 8/50/24 (37/42/30 danda)8:50 PM
Taitilaruns the whole day

For births, journeys & rites

Born today
Mesha rashi, Kshatriya varna (or Vaishya varna), Manushya gana; moon enters Vrisha at 8:36 PM
Yogini
North, from 8:50 PM South-east
Shraddha tithi
Dwitiya — ekoddishta; Dwitiya — sapindana

Ekoddishta follows the tithi at kutapa (the eighth muhurta); sapindana follows the tithi in the afternoon.

Kalabela & auspicious windows

Kalabela and barabela are eighths of daylight fixed by weekday and are avoided for new work. Mahendra and amrita yoga are favourable muhurtas; the kutapa, pradosha and nishita windows are used for rites.

Kalabela
3:15 PM – 4:50 PM
Barabela
4:50 PM – 6:25 PM
Mahendra yoga
5:45 AM – 7:26 AM, 10:49 AM – 1:21 PM
Amrita yoga
1:13 AM (Apr 21) – 3:28 AM (Apr 21)
Kutapa
11:40 AM – 12:31 PM
Pradosha
6:25 PM – 8:01 PM
Nishita
11:41 PM – 12:29 AM (Apr 21)

Pujas & observances

No major puja or vrata today.

This month

Day 6 of 31 in Boishakh

Month runs: Apr 15 May 15

These times follow the old Surya Siddhanta school used by printed Bengali almanacs. They can differ from modern astronomical values by minutes, and occasionally by a day. See the same day by modern astronomy →

About this panjika

  • Computed with the old Surya Siddhanta arithmetic that traditional Bengali almanacs still use: sidereal positions, sankranti-based months of 29 to 32 days, and tithi measured from the almanac sunrise.
  • The Bangla Academy calendar used for official dates in Bangladesh fixes month lengths by rule, so its date and the traditional date differ by a day or two through the year.
  • Sunrise, sunset and every window are shown in Bangladesh Standard Time.
  • Rashifal and forecasts are not part of this page; only the computed calendar facts are.

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