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Aaj Ka Choghadiya
Right now in Pune
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The clock is set by the sky.
Choghadiya divides each day into sixteen periods, but not by the clock on your wall. By the sun over your city.
Sunrise · Pune
The day doesn’t start at midnight. In the Vedic clock, it starts at sunrise.
Sunrise to sunset
That stretch is divided into eight equal parts, each about an hour and a half long depending on the season.
Sunset to sunrise
The night gets eight of its own: longer in winter, shorter in summer.
Every city keeps its own clock
Kolkata sees sunrise close to an hour before Pune, so every period there starts earlier too. A table made for one city is wrong in another.
Aaj Ka Choghadiya
Does this arithmetic for 14,000+ cities, every day, and prints it in nine languages.
Read in the language you pray in.
Every city page is published in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
Built, run and supported by FlutterFly.
A fast, server-rendered web app that installs like an app, with Android and iOS shells for the stores.
Free
City pages
Day and night periods, a live countdown and any date, for 14,000+ cities.
Reading
Kundli checker
A birth chart from date, time and place, with a reading for the next six months.
₹559
Baby kundali potential
How a birth chart changes through a month, with a reading for every hour.
PWA
Installs like an app
Add it to the home screen; Android and iOS shells for the stores.
An auspicious hour is always local. The sky over Kolkata is not the sky over Pune.
[ Questions ]
Asked often.
A traditional Vedic way of dividing the day and the night into eight periods each, such as Amrit, Shubh and Labh (favourable) or Kala and Roga (best avoided), used to pick a good time for travel, business, ceremonies and everyday plans.
Each period is counted from local sunrise and sunset, which change with a city’s location and the date. Aaj Ka Choghadiya calculates them for each city’s coordinates, every day.
English, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
Yes. Alongside Indian cities and towns it covers cities in 18 countries with large Indian communities.
Daily Choghadiya timings are free. Detailed Kundli and baby kundali readings are paid and unlocked inside the app.