Today's Panchang
27 June 2026
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Day: Saturday.
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Nakshatra:
Anuradha Nakshatra.
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Yog: Sadhya Yog until 12:35 (IST), followed by
Shubha Yog.
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Karan: Kaulav until 11:35 (IST), followed by
Taitil Karan.
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Moon: Will transit in Anuradha Nakshatra
(Scorpio sign) for the remainder of the day.
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Sun: Will transit in Gemini (Mithuna Rashi),
Ardra Nakshatra, and Capricorn (Makara) Navamsh throughout the day.
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Today: Shani Pradosh.
Tithi
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Shukla Paksha Trayodashi – The 13th lunar day of
the waxing phase.
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In Hindu tradition, this day is considered
highly auspicious; it symbolizes rapid results, success, and spiritual renewal.
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It is associated with victory, prosperity, and
the worship of Lord Shiva.
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When the Trayodashi Tithi coincides with the
period before and after sunset (known as Pradosh Kaal), it is referred to as
'Pradosh Tithi'. It is believed that worshipping Lord Shiva during this time
alleviates the burden of past karma and sins, and brings prosperity.
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Pradosh Kaal is the
sacred period extending from approximately one and a half hours before sunset
to one and a half hours after it.
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According to the Shiva Purana, during this time,
Lord Shiva performs His divine cosmic dance (Ananda Tandava) on Mount Kailash,
and all the deities gather to worship Him.
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It is believed that worshipping Lord Shiva with
sincere devotion during Pradosh Kaal washes away sins accumulated over many
lifetimes, brings peace to the mind, and attracts happiness, prosperity, and
auspiciousness into one's life.
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The nature of this date is "Jai
Prada," meaning it brings victory or rapid progress. It is considered
auspicious for achieving goals, starting creative work, and fulfilling desires.
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Lord Shiva drank
poison during the churning of the ocean on Trayodashi Tithi, hence he is called
"Neelkanth." Appeasing Lord Shiva on this day removes all troubles
and problems from life.
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As it falls during the bright fortnight (Shukla
Paksha), this day is considered highly auspicious for activities such as
wearing new clothes, making major purchases, traveling, and signing contracts.
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Shani Trayodashi and
Pradosh Vrat remind us to embrace five great virtues—patience, humility,
discipline, devotion, and the purification of actions.
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Let us observe this sacred day with reverence
and devotion, and seek the boundless grace of Lord Shiva and Lord Shani.
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In astrology, the ruling deity of Saturday is
Shani Dev (Saturn), who is regarded as the god of justice and ensures that
every action reaps its appropriate consequence.
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It symbolizes discipline, karma, patience, and
boundaries. From the perspective of the cosmos, Saturday is not a day for
leisure, but a time for introspection, evaluating long-term goals, and
balancing the scales of one's actions.
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It is considered a highly spiritual time for
meditation, studying esoteric or sacred mantras, receiving initiation from a
spiritual teacher (Guru Diksha), and commencing long-term endeavors.
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People born on Saturdays often have
"old-soul" qualities. They are generally serious, disciplined, and
hardworking, and learn life's lessons faster than others.
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According to Vedic
astrology, if the Trayodashi Tithi coincides with Saturday, it is considered
very sacred as "Shani Trayodashi." This is a very auspicious
combination for rectifying karma, bringing the blessings of both Lord Shiva and
Lord Shani.
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It is considered a very sacred day for
mitigating the adverse effects of Saturn and seeking divine guidance.
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In astrology, Lord Shiva is considered the Guru
and guide of Shani (Saturn). Since the Trayodashi Tithi is highly significant
for Pradosh (the worship of Lord Shiva during the evening), devotees can
worship both deities together on this day. Worshipping Lord Shiva on this day
is considered the most effective way to please Shani Dev.
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Reciting the 'Shani Stotra' composed by King
Dasharatha on Shani Pradosh (when Pradosh falls on a Saturday) is a highly
auspicious remedy. It is very effective in mitigating the adverse effects of
Saturn—such as Sade Sati, Dhaiya, or general planetary troubles.
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Begin the Jap (chanting) during the evening
hours (approximately two hours before sunset) or during the Pradosh Kaal
period.
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Recite the entire Shani Stotra composed by King
Dasharatha with deep devotion.
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If you are unable to recite it yourself,
listening to an audio version can help you master the correct pronunciation and
rhythm.
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Simply reciting the Hanuman Chalisa—as Lord
Hanuman protects those who seek refuge from the wrath of Shani—almost, nullifies
the effects of all your past misdeeds.
Nakshatra
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Anuradha Nakshatra – Known as the "Star of
Dedication," it falls under the Scorpio zodiac sign. It represents a
unique blend of Saturn's disciplined and enduring nature with the emotional
intensity and depth of Scorpio.
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Its core essence lies in achieving success
through discipline and flourishing even amidst challenges.
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Its ruling deity is Mitra, the solar deity
associated with friendship, harmony, and alliances. It endows individuals with
excellent networking and counseling abilities, enabling them to bring together
diverse groups of people.
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It embodies the
energy of Radha, reflecting unwavering devotion to the Divine and absolute
concentration. One who follows the path of Radha is known as Anuradha.
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Its symbols are the lotus flower (representing
the ability to bloom beautifully amidst the muck of life's challenges) and the
triumphal archway (symbolizing honor, victory, and the attainment of goals).
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People born under the Anuradha Nakshatra are
inherently strong, spiritually inquisitive, and deeply loyal. They are very
sociable and cooperative, and often achieve greater success when they work or
live far away from their birthplace.
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Trayodashi Tithi –
Shani Pradosh and Anuradha Nakshatra: This
is a rare and highly auspicious combination involving the karmic purification
associated with Shani Pradosh, the Saturnine influence of the Anuradha
Nakshatra, and the power of Saturday. It is considered one of the most potent
astrological occasions for clearing deep-seated karmic debts, overcoming life's
obstacles, and attaining profound spiritual maturity.
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Reciting the Hanuman Chalisa or the Sundar Kand
in a community setting, such as at a Hanuman temple or any other location.
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Recite the Hanuman Chalisa or the Sundarkand in
the company of the community at a Hanuman temple or any other suitable
location. Additionally, offering orange vermilion (sindoor) and jasmine oil on
Tuesdays, Saturdays, or both (especially if the planet is very weak or
afflicted)—and including lotus flowers if possible—would be exceptionally
auspicious.
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Sadhya Yog – This is an auspicious Yog. It
literally means "that which can be accomplished" or "that which
can be achieved." It is influenced by the planet Venus and ruled by
Savitri (the power of the Sun God).
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It develops a diplomatic, assertive, and
confident nature in the individual. Such a person is less likely to give up on
their dreams when faced with temporary obstacles.
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This Yog is so powerful that it removes
obstacles, making it beneficial for starting new projects, signing contracts, It
is an excellent time to initiate education-related activities or lay the
foundation for long-term goals.
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Due to their benevolent and virtuous nature,
this Yog instills strength and self-confidence in the individual's character.
Patience is a defining trait; they await the fruits of their hard work without
excessive worry.
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It sets the individual apart from others,
enabling them to think unconventionally and successfully accomplish essential
tasks.
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The simultaneous occurrence of Sadhya Yog, Shani Pradosh, and Anuradha Nakshatra on a
Saturday makes it a spiritually potent day in Vedic astrology.
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This rare alignment greatly enhances the
purification of karma, discipline, and devotion; it is an especially auspicious
time for spiritual practice, liberation from debt, and mitigating challenges
associated with Saturn.
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The "lotus in
muddy water" symbol of the Anuradha Nakshatra, combined with the Sadhya Yog,
empowers you to face difficult situations with grace. It gives you the resolve
to pursue long-term goals and fulfill your responsibilities with utmost
dedication.
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Furthermore, since Mitra is the presiding deity
of the Anuradha Nakshatra, this day is excellent for mending broken
relationships, reaching compromises, and forging cooperative alliances.
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Kaulav – This is a 'char' (mobile) Karan
influenced by the Moon, making it highly flexible and gentle. Therefore, it is
an excellent time for expressing love, strengthening friendships, and resolving
ongoing conflicts in relationships.
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Additionally, it is a great time for networking,
teamwork, and socializing. It fosters artistic endeavors, design work, and
creative thinking.
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Since this is a 'char' Karan, it lacks
stability. It is not considered good for permanent projects, such as laying the
foundation of a house.
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Kaulav Karan focuses on fostering social harmony
and improving relationships; its energy aligns exceptionally well with the
sociable nature of the Anuradha Nakshatra. During Sadhya Yog, it helps
cultivate a calm and balanced perspective for facing life's challenges. Instead
of confronting harsh obstacles head-on, one is aided in alleviating the burden
of karma through patience and hard work.
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The combination of Sadhya
Yog and Anuradha Nakshatra ensures that efforts made towards self-improvement,
career advancement, or resolving conflicts will yield stable and long-lasting
results.
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Remedy for today – Visiting a Shiva or Hanuman
temple and performing the aforementioned remedies (It can also be done at the
Shiva temple) will help mitigate the adverse effects of Prarabdha (past karma)
and bring about positive outcomes.
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