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Jaipur Panchangam, Wed, 2 June 2027

On Wed, 2 June 2027 the Sun rises in Jaipur at 5:32 am. The Tithi at sunrise is Dwadashi and the Nakshatra is Ashwini, with Shobhana Yoga and Taitila Karana. Rahu Kalam falls at 12:24 pm – 2:07 pm.

Sunrise
5:32 am
Sunset
7:16 pm
Tithi
Dwadashi · until 8:30 am
Nakshatra
Ashwini · until 12:16 pm
Yoga
Shobhana
Karana
Taitila
Weekday
Wednesday
Rahu Kalam
12:24 pm – 2:07 pm
Yamagandam
7:15 am – 8:58 am
Gulika Kalam
10:41 am – 12:24 pm
Abhijit Muhurta
11:50 am – 12:38 pm
Amrita Kalam
9:50 am – 11:33 am

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The day in Jaipur

On Wed, 2 June 2027 the Sun rises in Jaipur at 5:32 am. The Tithi at sunrise is Dwadashi and the Nakshatra is Ashwini, with Shobhana Yoga and Taitila Karana. Rahu Kalam falls at 12:24 pm – 2:07 pm.

How these timings are calculated

Sunrise, sunset and every window on this page are calculated for the coordinates of Jaipur using the Drik (observational) method with the Lahiri Ayanamsa. The Panchangam day runs from one sunrise to the next, so a Tithi or Nakshatra shown with an end time changes during the day. Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam and Gulika Kalam are one-eighth portions of the daytime that depend on the weekday.

Next six days in Jaipur
DateTithiNakshatraRahu Kalam
Thu, 3 June 2027TrayodashiBharani2:08 pm – 3:51 pm
Fri, 4 June 2027AmavasyaKrittika10:42 am – 12:25 pm
Sat, 5 June 2027PratipadaRohini8:58 am – 10:42 am
Sun, 6 June 2027DwitiyaArdra5:35 pm – 7:18 pm
Mon, 7 June 2027TritiyaPunarvasu7:15 am – 8:59 am
Tue, 8 June 2027ChaturthiPushya3:52 pm – 5:36 pm

Common questions

What is the Tithi in Jaipur on Wed, 2 June 2027?

The Tithi at sunrise is Dwadashi, ending at 8:30 am.

What is the Nakshatra in Jaipur on Wed, 2 June 2027?

The Nakshatra at sunrise is Ashwini, ending at 12:16 pm.

What time is Rahu Kalam in Jaipur on Wed, 2 June 2027?

Rahu Kalam in Jaipur is 12:24 pm – 2:07 pm. It is traditionally avoided for starting new work.

What time is sunrise in Jaipur on Wed, 2 June 2027?

Sunrise is at 5:32 am and sunset at 7:16 pm.

Why do Panchangam timings differ between cities?

Sunrise and the daily windows depend on longitude and latitude, so they shift by several minutes between cities even though Tithi and Nakshatra change at the same moment everywhere.

Which Ayanamsa is used?

Lahiri (Chitrapaksha), the standard used by most Indian almanacs.

Can I see another date?

Yes. Use the next-days table or open the Panchangam tool to pick any date and place.

Is this Drik or Vakya Panchangam?

These pages use Drik calculations. The Panchangam tool also offers the Vakya method followed by many Tamil temples.