Monday, November 16, 2026

Tomorrow’s Choghadiya

Q: How do I see tomorrow’s choghadiya for my city?

Choose your city with the search at the top of this page. It opens that city’s tomorrow page, with the day and night tables worked out from its own sunrise. The city stays saved, so your next visit opens on it. More than 11,800 towns and cities are covered.

Q: Is kal ka choghadiya the same in every city?

The order is; the clock times are not. Tomorrow opens with the same choghadiya all over India, because the weekday decides it. The hours follow each city’s sunrise: tomorrow the sun rises in Kolkata about 64 minutes before Ahmedabad, and every period shifts by the same amount.

Q: Is Chal a good choghadiya for travel tomorrow?

Chal (Char in some panchangs) is neutral. It is the period set aside for travel and movement, so it is fine for setting out, though not for a puja or a new venture. For a journey that is itself a beginning, such as moving into a new house, choose Amrit, Shubh or Labh instead.

Q: How far ahead can I see the choghadiya?

Up to a year ahead. Every city has its own page for today and for tomorrow, and tapping the date at the top of a city page opens any day within a year. Each day’s order comes from its weekday and its times from that day’s sunrise and sunset in the city.

Kal Ka Choghadiya · Kal Ka Chaughadiya · Choghadiya Tomorrow

Tomorrow is Monday: in every city the day opens with Amrit at sunrise. The clock times follow your own city’s sunrise.

Tomorrow’s pattern, the same order in every city

Pick your city for its full table tomorrow.

Tomorrow’s pattern, the same order in every city

Tomorrow in top cities

Each from its own sunrise

Ahmedabad

Good from 6:54 AM

Amrit

Surat

Good from 6:50 AM

Amrit

Jaipur

Good from 6:47 AM

Amrit

New Delhi

Good from 6:44 AM

Amrit

Mumbai

Good from 6:46 AM

Amrit

Vadodara

Good from 6:50 AM

Amrit

Rajkot

Good from 7:00 AM

Amrit

Pune

Good from 6:42 AM

Amrit

What is kal ka choghadiya?

Kal ka choghadiya is tomorrow’s choghadiya: the eight day periods and eight night periods of the coming day, each marked good, neutral or one to avoid. People look it up the night before, to pick a time to set out, sign, buy or begin a puja. Every city has its own clock times, because they are worked out from that city’s sunrise.

Pick your city above for its full table, or open one of the cities below. Tomorrow’s order is the same everywhere; only the hours move with the sun.

When does tomorrow start, if you check after midnight?

The panchang day runs from one sunrise to the next, not from midnight. So at 1 AM on a Wednesday, the night periods still running belong to Tuesday, and “kal” still means the Wednesday daytime that begins at sunrise. This page follows the same rule: between midnight and sunrise it shows the day that is about to start, not the one after it.

If you are planning something for the small hours, before sunrise, look at the night table on today’s page instead. Those hours are the last part of today’s choghadiya, even though the calendar date has already changed.

Why is tomorrow’s order different from today’s?

Each weekday opens with the choghadiya of its own planet: Sunday with Udveg, Monday with Amrit, Tuesday with Rog, Wednesday with Labh, Thursday with Shubh, Friday with Chal and Saturday with Kaal. After the first, the seven names follow a fixed order through the day.

Tomorrow is Monday, so it opens with Amrit; today opened with Udveg. That is why an hour that is good today can be a bad one at the same time tomorrow, and why today’s table is no help for tomorrow’s plans.

Which choghadiya tomorrow for which work?

The seven names mean the same thing every day. Keep the good ones for a beginning and use the three to avoid for routine work only.

Choghadiya	Verdict	Traditionally used for
Amrit	good	anything: the first choice for a beginning
Shubh	good	ceremonies, marriage, puja, anything meant to last
Labh	good	learning, new skills, trade and a new business
Chal (Char)	neutral	travel and movement
Udveg	avoid	only government and official work
Kaal	avoid	only work done to accumulate wealth
Rog	avoid	only disputes and competition

Does Rahu Kaal matter for tomorrow’s choghadiya?

Yes. Rahu Kaal is a separate daily window, an eighth of the daylight, and it can fall inside a good choghadiya. When it does, the stricter rule wins: skip the part of the good period that Rahu Kaal covers. Tomorrow is Monday, when Rahu Kaal takes the second eighth of the day. Each city’s tomorrow page says whether it cuts a good period there, and the Rahu Kaal page explains the rule.

Choghadiya order by weekday

Same cycle every week: only the weekday’s planet decides the order.

Day	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Sun	Udveg	Chal	Labh	Amrit	Kaal	Shubh	Rog	Udveg
MonTomorrow	Amrit	Kaal	Shubh	Rog	Udveg	Chal	Labh	Amrit
Tue	Rog	Udveg	Chal	Labh	Amrit	Kaal	Shubh	Rog
Wed	Labh	Amrit	Kaal	Shubh	Rog	Udveg	Chal	Labh
Thu	Shubh	Rog	Udveg	Chal	Labh	Amrit	Kaal	Shubh
Fri	Chal	Labh	Amrit	Kaal	Shubh	Rog	Udveg	Chal
Sat	Kaal	Shubh	Rog	Udveg	Chal	Labh	Amrit	Kaal

Frequently asked questions

How do I see tomorrow’s choghadiya for my city?

Choose your city with the search at the top of this page. It opens that city’s tomorrow page, with the day and night tables worked out from its own sunrise. The city stays saved, so your next visit opens on it. More than 11,800 towns and cities are covered.

Is kal ka choghadiya the same in every city?

The order is; the clock times are not. Tomorrow opens with the same choghadiya all over India, because the weekday decides it. The hours follow each city’s sunrise: tomorrow the sun rises in Kolkata about 64 minutes before Ahmedabad, and every period shifts by the same amount.

Is Chal a good choghadiya for travel tomorrow?

Chal (Char in some panchangs) is neutral. It is the period set aside for travel and movement, so it is fine for setting out, though not for a puja or a new venture. For a journey that is itself a beginning, such as moving into a new house, choose Amrit, Shubh or Labh instead.

How far ahead can I see the choghadiya?

Up to a year ahead. Every city has its own page for today and for tomorrow, and tapping the date at the top of a city page opens any day within a year. Each day’s order comes from its weekday and its times from that day’s sunrise and sunset in the city.

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