Choghadiya Today in Pune

Today’s choghadiya for Pune, Maharashtra, worked out from Pune’s own sunrise and sunset in India Standard Time (Asia/Kolkata). Pune’s devotion begins with Ganesha: the Kasba Ganapati that the district calls the city’s gram daivat leads every immersion procession, the Dagdusheth Halwai Ganapati in Budhwar Peth draws the longest queues, and each Ashadha the palkhis of Sant Dnyaneshwar from Alandi and Sant Tukaram from Dehu halt in the city on their way to Pandharpur.

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Time in Pune now …Sunrise 6:38 AMSunset 5:59 PM

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ChoghadiyaTimeNote
Amrit अमृत6:38 AM to 8:03 AMGood
Shubh शुभ9:28 AM to 10:53 AMGood
Amrit अमृत4:34 PM to 5:59 PMGood
Shubh शुभ1:53 AM to 3:28 AMGood
Amrit अमृत3:28 AM to 5:03 AMGood
Abhijit Muhurat11:56 AM to 12:41 PMin Rog and Udveg; overlaps Yamaganda

Amrit, Shubh and Labh windows clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika Kaal, Vara Vela, Kala Vela and Kala Ratri, with the Abhijit Muhurat. A good choghadiya that falls in one of them is marked Mixed in the tables below. How these overlaps work.

Day choghadiya

ChoghadiyaTimeQuality
Amrit अमृत6:38 AM to 8:03 AMGood
Kaal काल Rahu Kaal Kala Vela8:03 AM to 9:28 AMAvoid
Shubh शुभ9:28 AM to 10:53 AMGood
Rog रोग Yamaganda10:53 AM to 12:18 PMAvoid
Udveg उद्वेग12:18 PM to 1:43 PMAvoid
Char चर Gulika Kaal1:43 PM to 3:09 PMNeutral
Labh लाभ Vara Vela3:09 PM to 4:34 PMMixed
Amrit अमृत4:34 PM to 5:59 PMGood

Night choghadiya

ChoghadiyaTimeQuality
Char चर5:59 PM to 7:34 PMNeutral
Rog रोग7:34 PM to 9:09 PMAvoid
Kaal काल9:09 PM to 10:44 PMAvoid
Labh लाभ Kala Ratri10:44 PM to 12:19 AMMixed
Udveg उद्वेग12:19 AM to 1:53 AMAvoid
Shubh शुभ1:53 AM to 3:28 AMGood
Amrit अमृत3:28 AM to 5:03 AMGood
Char चर5:03 AM to 6:38 AMNeutral

Panchang in Pune for today

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      Hindu festivals in Pune: dates and timings

      These are the dates as they fall in Pune, worked out for Pune’s own sunrise and moonrise. All of the festivals below fall on the same day here as in Delhi.

      FestivalDate in Pune
      2026
      Dussehra (Vijayadashami)Tue, Oct 20
      Same day as Delhi
      Sharad PurnimaSun, Oct 25
      Same day as Delhi
      Karva Chauth
      Moonrise 8:57 PM. Puja 6:03 PM to 7:18 PM. Fast 6:32 AM to 8:57 PM.
      Thu, Oct 29
      Same day as Delhi
      Ahoi AshtamiSun, Nov 1
      Same day as Delhi
      DhanterasFri, Nov 6
      Same day as Delhi
      Kali Chaudas (Choti Diwali)Sat, Nov 7
      Same day as Delhi
      Naraka Chaturdashi (Abhyang Snan)Sun, Nov 8
      Same day as Delhi
      Diwali (Lakshmi Puja)
      Lakshmi puja 6:25 PM to 8:25 PM.
      Sun, Nov 8
      Same day as Delhi
      Chhath PujaSun, Nov 15
      Same day as Delhi
      Dev Uthani EkadashiFri, Nov 20
      Same day as Delhi
      Tulsi VivahSat, Nov 21
      Same day as Delhi
      Kartik Purnima (Dev Diwali)Tue, Nov 24
      Same day as Delhi
      Vivah PanchamiMon, Dec 14
      Same day as Delhi
      Gita JayantiSun, Dec 20
      Same day as Delhi
      2027
      Makar SankrantiFri, Jan 15
      Same day as Delhi
      Maha ShivratriSat, Mar 6
      Same day as Delhi
      Holika DahanMon, Mar 22
      Same day as Delhi
      HoliTue, Mar 23
      Same day as Delhi
      Chaitra Navratri beginsWed, Apr 7
      Same day as Delhi
      Ram NavamiThu, Apr 15
      Same day as Delhi
      Hanuman JayantiTue, Apr 20
      Same day as Delhi
      Akshaya TritiyaSun, May 9
      Same day as Delhi
      Vat Savitri VratFri, Jun 4
      Same day as Delhi
      Shani JayantiFri, Jun 4
      Same day as Delhi
      Ganga DussehraSun, Jun 13
      Same day as Delhi
      Nirjala EkadashiMon, Jun 14
      Same day as Delhi
      Guru PurnimaSun, Jul 18
      Same day as Delhi
      Sawan Somwar beginsMon, Jul 19
      Same day as Delhi
      Hariyali TeejWed, Aug 4
      Same day as Delhi
      Nag PanchamiFri, Aug 6
      Same day as Delhi
      Raksha BandhanTue, Aug 17
      Same day as Delhi
      Krishna JanmashtamiWed, Aug 25
      Same day as Delhi
      Ganesh ChaturthiSat, Sep 4
      Same day as Delhi
      Radha AshtamiWed, Sep 8
      Same day as Delhi
      Anant ChaturdashiTue, Sep 14
      Same day as Delhi
      Sharad Navratri beginsThu, Sep 30
      Same day as Delhi
      Dussehra (Vijayadashami)Sat, Oct 9
      Same day as Delhi

      Why a date can differ: a tithi (lunar day) begins at the same instant everywhere on earth, but a festival is kept on the local day when its tithi holds at the right moment, such as sunrise or moonrise. Pune’s sunrise and moonrise come at different minutes from Delhi’s, so now and then that moment lands on a different calendar day here. For festivals not listed, see the festival calendar.

      Ekadashi, Purnima, Amavasya and Pradosh in Pune

      The next vrat days for Pune, with the tithi window in Pune time.

      Ekadashi

      Papankusha EkadashiThu, Oct 22
      Rama EkadashiThu, Nov 5
      Devutthana EkadashiFri, Nov 20
      Utpanna EkadashiFri, Dec 4
      Mokshada EkadashiSun, Dec 20
      Saphala EkadashiSun, Jan 3

      Purnima

      Ashwina Purnima
      Tithi 11:55 AM Oct 25 to 9:40 AM Oct 26
      Ashwina Purnima Vrat: Sun, Oct 25
      Ashwina Purnima: Mon, Oct 26
      Sun, Oct 25
      Mon, Oct 26
      Kartika Purnima
      Tithi 11:42 PM Nov 23 to 8:23 PM Nov 24
      Tue, Nov 24
      Margashirsha Purnima
      Tithi 10:46 AM Dec 23 to 6:57 AM Dec 24
      Wed, Dec 23
      Pausha Purnima
      Tithi 9:29 PM Jan 21 to 5:46 PM Jan 22
      Fri, Jan 22
      Magha Purnima
      Tithi 7:58 AM Feb 20 to 4:51 AM Feb 21
      Sat, Feb 20
      Phalguna Purnima
      Tithi 6:20 PM Mar 21 to 4:12 PM Mar 22
      Mon, Mar 22

      Amavasya

      Kartika Amavasya
      Tithi 11:27 AM Nov 08 to 12:30 PM Nov 09
      Darsha Amavasya: Sun, Nov 8
      Kartika Amavasya: Mon, Nov 9
      Sun, Nov 8
      Mon, Nov 9
      Margashirsha Amavasya
      Tithi 4:12 AM Dec 08 to 6:21 AM Dec 09
      Tue, Dec 8
      Pausha Amavasya
      Tithi 11:14 PM Jan 06 to 1:54 AM Jan 08
      Thu, Jan 7
      Magha Amavasya
      Tithi 7:05 PM Feb 05 to 9:25 PM Feb 06
      Sat, Feb 6
      Phalguna Amavasya
      Tithi 1:45 PM Mar 07 to 2:58 PM Mar 08
      Darsha Amavasya: Sun, Mar 7
      Phalguna Amavasya: Mon, Mar 8
      Sun, Mar 7
      Mon, Mar 8
      Chaitra Amavasya
      Tithi 5:39 AM Apr 06 to 5:20 AM Apr 07
      Tue, Apr 6

      Pradosh

      Shukra Pradosh Vrat
      Puja 6:07 PM to 8:35 PM
      Fri, Oct 23
      Shukra Pradosh Vrat
      Puja 5:59 PM to 8:31 PM
      Fri, Nov 6
      Ravi Pradosh Vrat
      Puja 5:56 PM to 8:30 PM
      Sun, Nov 22
      Ravi Pradosh Vrat
      Puja 5:57 PM to 8:32 PM
      Sun, Dec 6
      Soma Pradosh Vrat
      Puja 6:02 PM to 8:38 PM
      Mon, Dec 21
      Soma Pradosh Vrat
      Puja 6:15 PM to 8:46 PM
      Mon, Jan 4
      Choghadiya today in Pune, Maharashtra: day and night shubh muhurat timings on Bhakti Angan

      Hindu temples in and around Pune

      Mandirs across the Pune area, from the city to the suburbs. Check each temple’s website for darshan hours and its festival programme.

      Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple

      Budhwar Peth · Ganesha

      The trust’s own history says Dagdusheth Halwai helped launch the public Ganpati celebration of 1893 that Lokmanya Tilak urged the city to join, that a second idol carved by the sculptor Naik was handed to the young people of the peth for the utsav in 1897, and that the first temple near Budhwar Peth was built in 1984 with the present temple following in 2005.

      Ganpati Bhavan, 250, Budhvar Peth, Pune, Maharashtra 411002

      Kasba Ganapati

      Kasba Peth · Ganesha, the gram daivat of Pune

      The Pune district website calls it the gram daivat of Pune, says the idol was installed by Jijabai, mother of Shivaji Maharaj, and notes that it therefore has the first privilege in the Ganesh Utsav procession.

      Kasba Peth, near Lal Mahal, Pune

      Chaturshringi Temple

      Senapati Bapat Road · Chaturshringi Devi

      The district site places the temple on the slope of a hill on Senapati Bapat Road and links it to the Maratha period; its Navratri runs nine days from Ghatasthapana to Vijayadashami.

      Senapati Bapat Road, Pune

      Parvati hill temples (Devdeveshwar)

      Parvati · Devdeveshwar (Shiva) and Parvati, with temples to Vishnu, Ganesha and Kartikeya

      The district site counts 108 steps up to the temple of Parvati and Devadeshwar and lists the hill’s temples to Vishnu, Ganesh and Kartikeya and a museum; the Pune heritage project of DEF, UNESCO and IHCN records the Devadeveshwar temple as built by Nanasaheb Peshwa in 1749.

      Parvati hill, Pune

      Pataleshwar Cave Temple

      Shivajinagar · Shiva

      An eighth-century rock-cut shrine of the Rashtrakuta period with a circular Nandi mandapa and three sanctums, the central one holding the Shivalinga; its information board records it as a protected monument under the Ancient Monuments Act of 1958, and the shrine is still in worship.

      Jangli Maharaj Road, Shivajinagar, Pune

      ISKCON NVCC Pune

      Kondhwa · Sri Sri Radha Vrindavanchandra, with Jagannath, Baladev and Subhadra and a Balaji temple

      ISKCON’s magazine Back To Godhead reports the New Vedic Cultural Centre was inaugurated on 24 February 2013 by the President of India on a six-acre property with a hall for 3,000 people, and that ISKCON’s first Pune temple, Sri Sri Radha-Kunjabihari, dates from 1982.

      Survey No. 50, Katraj-Kondhwa Road, Tilekar Nagar, Kondhwa Budruk, Pune, Maharashtra 411048

      Sant Dnyaneshwar Samadhi Mandir

      Alandi · Sant Dnyaneshwar

      The district site calls Alandi Devachi Alandi and places the samadhi and temple of the saint-poet Dnyaneshwar about 25 km from Pune; Maharashtra Tourism says Kartik Ekadashi there marks his Sanjeevan Samadhi, and that the palkhi from Alandi carries his padukas to Pandharpur for Ashadhi Ekadashi.

      Alandi, Pune district, about 25 km from Pune

      Sant Tukaram Maharaj Samadhi Mandir and Gatha Mandir

      Dehu · Sant Tukaram

      Maharashtra Tourism describes Dehu as the birthplace of the 17th-century saint Tukaram, the Samadhi Mandir as the spot where he is believed to have attained Sanjeevan Samadhi, and the Gatha Mandir as carrying more than 4,000 of his abhangas inscribed on its walls.

      Dehu, on the Indrayani river, about 34 km from Pune

      Khandoba Temple, Jejuri

      Jejuri · Khandoba

      The district site describes Jejuri as famous for the ancient temple of Lord Khandoba, reached by a climb of about 200 steps, with a yatra held in several months of the Hindu calendar.

      Jejuri, Pune district, about 40 km from Pune

      Festival traditions in Pune

      • Census 2011 counted 9,429,408 people in Pune district, 85.80 percent of them Hindu, with Muslims (7.14 percent) and Buddhists (3.61 percent) the next largest groups. (Census 2011 district tables)
      • For the Ganesh immersion of 24 September 2026 the Pune Municipal Corporation ran 38 ghats under its 15 regional offices, 58 immersion ponds, 812 iron tanks at 305 locations and 224 idol collection centres, with CCTV at every ghat, according to Commissioner Naval Kishore Ram. (Punekar News, 24 September 2026)
      • The Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Sarvajanik Ganpati Trust traces the city’s public Ganeshotsav to 1893, when, in its account, Lokmanya Tilak urged the public to join and a ten-day celebration followed. (Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Trust)
      • The Shrimant Bhausaheb Rangari Ganpati Trust describes its Ganpati as Hindustan’s first public one, and for Ganeshotsav 2026 it announced free health camps at its mandap and 11,000 spectacles to be given free to people in need. (Punekar News, 17 September 2026)
      • The Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj palkhi left Alandi at 9.30 PM on 19 June 2025 after the send-off at the saint’s samadhi, halted overnight in Pune the next day, and covered more than 250 km in about 17 days to reach Pandharpur on 5 July for Ashadhi Ekadashi on 6 July. (Punekar News, 19 June 2025)

      Pune choghadiya and festivals: common questions

      What time is the Karva Chauth moonrise in Pune?
      Thursday, October 29, 2026: moonrise 8:57 PM, puja 6:03 PM to 7:18 PM.
      When is Lakshmi puja on Diwali in Pune?
      The Lakshmi puja muhurat in Pune is Sunday, November 8, 2026: 6:25 PM to 8:25 PM.
      When is Holi 2027 in Pune?
      Tuesday, March 23, 2027 in Pune, same day as Delhi. Holika Dahan: Monday, March 22, 2027.
      When is Janmashtami 2027 in Pune?
      Wednesday, August 25, 2027 in Pune, same day as Delhi.
      When is Dussehra 2026 in Pune?
      Tuesday, October 20, 2026 in Pune, same day as Delhi.
      When does Navratri 2027 begin in Pune?
      Thursday, September 30, 2027 in Pune, same day as Delhi.
      When is Makar Sankranti 2027 in Pune?
      Friday, January 15, 2027 in Pune, same day as Delhi.
      Which Ganapati leads the immersion procession in Pune?
      The Kasba Ganapati of Kasba Peth. The Pune district website calls it the gram daivat of the city, records that its idol was installed by Jijabai, mother of Shivaji Maharaj, and notes that it holds the first privilege in the Ganesh Utsav procession.
      When do the palkhis pass through Pune on the way to Pandharpur?
      In Ashadha, in the fortnight before Ashadhi Ekadashi, and the dates move with the lunar calendar. In 2025 the Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj palkhi left Alandi at 9.30 PM on 19 June, halted overnight in Pune the next day, and reached Pandharpur on 5 July for Ashadhi Ekadashi on 6 July; Maharashtra Tourism notes the Dehu palkhi carries Sant Tukaram’s padukas on the same pilgrimage.

      Choghadiya through the year in Pune

      Sunrise and sunset in Pune on the 21st of each month, and how long one choghadiya lasts by day and by night.

      DateSunriseSunsetDaylightEach day choghadiyaEach night choghadiya
      21 January7:10 AM6:22 PM11h 12m1h 24m1h 36m
      21 February6:59 AM6:37 PM11h 38m1h 27m1h 33m
      21 March6:38 AM6:46 PM12h 7m1h 31m1h 29m
      21 April6:14 AM6:53 PM12h 39m1h 35m1h 25m
      21 May5:59 AM7:03 PM13h 4m1h 38m1h 22m
      21 June5:59 AM7:14 PM13h 15m1h 39m1h 21m
      21 July6:08 AM7:14 PM13h 5m1h 38m1h 22m
      21 August6:18 AM6:58 PM12h 40m1h 35m1h 25m
      21 September6:23 AM6:32 PM12h 9m1h 31m1h 29m
      21 October6:30 AM6:08 PM11h 38m1h 27m1h 33m
      21 November6:44 AM5:56 PM11h 12m1h 24m1h 36m
      21 December7:02 AM6:03 PM11h 1m1h 23m1h 37m

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      Choghadiya timings are computed astronomically from sunrise and sunset for Pune, Maharashtra and shown in local time. Festival and vrat dates are for Pune. Panchang traditions can vary; for samskaras and major events, please also consult your family panditji.