Today's Panchang
24 June 2026
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Tithi: Dashami Tithi of Jyeshtha Shukl Paksh
until 18:15 (IST), followed by Ekadashi Tithi.
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Day: Wednesday.
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Nakshatra: Chitra Nakshatra until 14:00 (IST),
followed by Swati Nakshatra for the remainder of the day.
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Yog: Parigh Yog until 10:25 (IST), followed by
Shiva Yog.
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Karan: Garij Karan until 10:25 (IST), followed
by Vanij Karan.
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Moon: Will transit in Chitra until 14:00 (IST),
then in Swati (Libra sign) for the rest of the day.
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Sun: Will transit in Gemini sign, Ardra
Nakshatra, and Sagittarius Navamsh throughout the day.
Tithi
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Shukl Paksh Dashami – According to Vedic
astrology, this is the tenth day of the waxing phase of the Moon.
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In Vedic astrology, the 10th lunar day is
considered a 'Poorn' (complete) Tithi and is deeply connected to the themes of
the 10th House—namely career, Dharm (righteous duty), and success.
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This Tithi is ruled by the Moon and Lord Yam; it
is an auspicious day for commencing new tasks and observing moral discipline.
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This Tithi is influenced by the Moon and Lord Yam;
it is an auspicious day for commencing new tasks and observing moral
discipline.
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Although the Moon influences this day, the
aspects related to actions are governed by Lord Yam (the deity of cosmic law
and Dharm). It emphasizes righteous and ethical conduct and ensures the success
of tasks performed with integrity.
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This Tithi represents the air element, imparting
a sense of dynamism, yet it is associated with a "calm and happy"
state. It symbolizes effortless transition and a strong connection to truth,
morality, and virtue.
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In Vedic astrology, the tenth house signifies
authority, career, and social standing. The nature of the Dashami Tithi aligns
with this; therefore, it is considered highly auspicious for professional
advancement.
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Natives born on Dashami Tithi are often highly
intuitive and imaginative, while also being deeply devoted to their families
and country. Since their minds are very active and they perceive countless
possibilities in everything, they may sometimes find it difficult to make
decisions.
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Due to their tendency to be indecisive, people
born on the Dashami Tithi (the tenth lunar day) frequently change their jobs or
workplaces. Under the influence of this Tithi, the Moon behaves just as it does
when posited in the tenth house.
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The Dashami Tithi is characterized by a light hearted,
inspiring, and curiosity-awakening nature. On this lunar day, the mind is at
its most active, and our mental faculties—along with our connection to
intuition—are heightened. Today, wisely distinguish between the voice of
intuition and the voice of the mind.
Vaar
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Wednesday, which is dedicated to Lord Ganesh.
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This day is considered the most auspicious, as
it is the most pleasant and harmonious day of the week. It is governed by the
planet Mercury, also known as the 'happy planet.' It symbolizes knowledge,
logic, adaptability, youthful energy, communication, intellect, and financial
stability.
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According to Vedic astrology, Wednesday is
characterized by 'Mishr' (meaning balanced and adaptable) energy. This day
combines mental agility with the ability to execute tasks in a steady and
practical manner. It is considered highly auspicious for intellectual pursuits,
initiating conversations, business activities, and flexible fire rituals.
A key point to note—
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Each planet governs different aspects of life:
for instance, the Sun (self-confidence), the Moon (peace), Mercury (intellect),
Venus (love), and so on. By aligning with planetary energies, one can mitigate
the negative effects (doshas) of the planets and attain protection, good
fortune, and stability. This process allows for the gradual enhancement of
these qualities in everyday life.
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The convergence of the Dashami Tithi and
Wednesday (governed by the planet Mercury) is considered highly auspicious.
This combination enhances intellect, improves communication skills, and fosters
positive energy for business strategy, learning, and financial planning.
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Wednesdays are imbued with the analytical and
communicative energy of the planet Mercury, while the Dashami Tithi (ruled by
the Moon or Yam) fosters clear thinking, intelligence, and righteousness.
Consequently, this day is highly favorable for making business decisions,
signing contracts, and resolving disputes.
Nakshatra
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Chitra Nakshatra – Symbolized by a brilliant gem
and ruled by Mars, it is known as the "Star of Opportunity."
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Although Chitra Nakshatra is ruled by Mars, it
falls under the Mridu (gentle/soft) temperament.
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The ruling deity of this Nakshatra is
Vishwakarma, considered the architect of the gods; this Nakshatra blesses
individuals with remarkable creativity and artistic talent.
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Those born under this Nakshatra possess the
ability to transform ideas into reality through dedication, precision, and
foresight.
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This is a favorable time for planning, creative
pursuits, learning, and activities that require attention to detail.
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Days influenced by the Chitra Nakshatra can be
particularly challenging for those born under the Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra.
It is advisable to exercise caution and carefully assess the situation before
making major decisions or taking any action.
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Similarly, those born under the Pushya and
Anuradha Nakshatras should exercise patience, alertness, and restraint in
important matters. Stay grounded, trust in the will of the Divine, and focus on
clarity of mind.
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The convergence of the Dashami Tithi, Wednesday,
and the Chitra Nakshatra creates a highly auspicious time for creativity,
planning, and spirituality. Dashami is a 'Poorn' (complete) Tithi associated
with Lord Yam and Dharm; thus, the day is favorable for the fulfillment of
desires and the performance of religious activities. The planet Mercury governs
intellect, communication, and commerce. Meanwhile, the Chitra Nakshatra is
influenced by the divine architect Vishwakarma and the planet Mars; known as
the 'Star of Opportunity,' this Nakshatra symbolizes design, construction,
beauty, and exquisite craftsmanship.
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When a Poorn Tithi like Dashami coincides with a
Mridu (gentle) Nakshatra, it creates an extremely powerful and auspicious time
for starting a business, weddings, or travel.
Yog
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Parigh Yog – In Sanskrit, 'Parigh' means
"iron rod," "bolt," or "obstruction." A person
born under this Yog faces numerous obstacles in their path of progress; they
may be irritable and prone to interfering in the affairs of others. It is
primarily associated with delays, challenges, and limitations that must be
overcome in life.
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Incidentally, its presiding deity is architect Vishwakarma;
however, it is also associated with the planet Jupiter.
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This Yog is considered inauspicious. It is
generally regarded as a harmful Yog and an unfavorable time to initiate new
tasks, as projects started during this period often encounter significant
obstacles.
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The yog of a favorable day for communication
(Wednesday) and a creative Nakshatra (Chitra) makes this an excellent time for
brainstorming new ideas, preparing drafts, or engaging in detailed creative
work. However, due to the Parigh Yog, one may face some minor delays;
therefore, avoid making hasty decisions without due consideration.
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Let us embrace some of the positive aspects of Parigh
Yog to enhance our day; while its name literally signifies a physical barrier
or obstacle, in another sense, this Yog fosters immense stamina. It instills
remarkable perseverance in an individual, ensuring they rarely give up when
facing life's challenges.
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Moreover, even though it may be difficult in a
physical sense, it signifies spiritual milestones. It symbolizes those trials
of endurance that ultimately compel the soul to develop inner strength.
Karan
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Garij Karan – This is one of the seven movable (char)
Karan and is ruled by the Earth and the planet Mars (Kuja).
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People born under this Karan are generally
disciplined, punctual, and hardworking. They are excellent strategists,
imaginative, and talkative by nature, though they can also be quite demanding.
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To reiterate the significance of Karan for your
information: Karan is one of the five elements of the Panchang and is defined
as half of a Tithi (lunar day). Since it is a more granular unit of time than
the Tithi—lasting approximately six hours—it is essential to understand it
thoroughly and utilize it to determine specific, auspicious moments (Muhurats)
for commencing new tasks.
Disclaimer – The views expressed in the article above are solely my own; please do not compare them with those of other learned authors. Outcomes may vary from person to person based on factors such as the placement, strength, and aspects of Mercury, Mars, and other planets in the horoscope; the positioning of auspicious and inauspicious planets in the Ascendant (Lagna); and other astrological variables.
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