കേരളം / KERALA

രാഹുകാലം ഇന്ന് / Rahu Kalam Today

Friday, 4 September 2026

Friday Rahu Kalam for Kochi, Kerala is 10:52 AM–12:24 PM.

Location-aware daily calculation

രാഹുകാലം / Rahu Kalam10:52 AM–12:24 PM
യമഗണ്ഡം / Yamagandam3:28 PM–5:00 PM
ഗുളികകാലം / Gulika Kalam7:48 AM–9:20 AM
സൂര്യോദയം / Sunrise6:16 AM
സൂര്യാസ്തമയം / Sunset6:32 PM

Friday · Asia/Kolkata (UTC+05:30) · Day length 12 h 16 min

Times shown in Asia/Kolkata · Change the location or date, then click Find to update

Panchangam for 04 Sep 2026

DayFriday
Malayalam date19 ചിങ്ങം 1202
Nakshatra at sunriseരോഹിണി / Rohini
Tithi at sunriseഅഷ്ടമി / Ashtami

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Location-aware timings for this week

Each row is recalculated from local sunrise and sunset for Kochi, Kerala. It is not a fixed generic clock-time chart.

DayRahu KalamYamagandamGulika KalamSunrise–sunset
Sun
30 Aug
5:03 PM–6:35 PM 12:26 PM–1:58 PM 3:31 PM–5:03 PM 6:16 AM–6:35 PM
Mon
31 Aug
7:48 AM–9:21 AM 10:53 AM–12:25 PM 1:58 PM–3:30 PM 6:16 AM–6:35 PM
Tue
01 Sep
3:30 PM–5:02 PM 9:20 AM–10:53 AM 12:25 PM–1:57 PM 6:16 AM–6:34 PM
Wed
02 Sep
12:25 PM–1:57 PM 7:48 AM–9:20 AM 10:52 AM–12:25 PM 6:16 AM–6:34 PM
Thu
03 Sep
1:57 PM–3:29 PM 6:16 AM–7:48 AM 9:20 AM–10:52 AM 6:16 AM–6:33 PM
Fri
04 Sep
10:52 AM–12:24 PM 3:28 PM–5:00 PM 7:48 AM–9:20 AM 6:16 AM–6:32 PM
Sat
05 Sep
9:20 AM–10:52 AM 1:56 PM–3:28 PM 6:16 AM–7:48 AM 6:16 AM–6:32 PM

What is Rahu Kalam?

Rahu Kalam is a traditional daytime period generally avoided for beginning important new activities. It is not itself an auspicious Muhurat window. In Malayalam, it is commonly called രാഹുകാലം.

How the location-aware calculation works

The engine calculates sunrise and sunset for the chosen coordinates and IANA time zone, divides daylight into eight equal parts, and applies the traditional weekday sequence. Yamagandam and Gulika use their own weekday sequences. All displayed clock values are rounded to the nearest minute.

Important limitation

Different Panchangams may use a different reference location, solar convention or rounding rule. Use these values for comparison and planning, and verify important decisions with a trusted local Panchangam or qualified traditional practitioner.

Rahu Kalam Today FAQs

How is Rahu Kalam Today calculated?

Local daylight from sunrise to sunset is divided into eight equal parts. The traditional weekday sequence determines the Rahu Kalam segment; displayed times are rounded to the nearest minute.

Why does Rahu Kalam change by location?

Sunrise, sunset and local time zones vary by place and date, so the daylight segments and their clock times are recalculated for the selected location.

Is Rahu Kalam at the same time every week?

The weekday segment position repeats, but its exact clock time changes as sunrise and sunset change through the year.

What are Yamagandam and Gulika Kalam?

They are separate traditional daytime periods calculated from the same eight-part daylight division using their own weekday sequences.

Can this page replace a printed Panchangam?

Use these location-aware values for comparison and planning. For important traditional decisions, check a trusted local Panchangam or qualified practitioner.