Today’s Panchang, 11 January 2023: Know the Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana and Rahu Kaal

Panchang is a Hindu calendar and almanac, which provides information about the auspicious and inauspicious times of the day, as well as other important astrological data. It is used by Hindus to plan important events, such as weddings and religious ceremonies, and to determine the best time for certain activities.
Inauspicious Timings (Ashubha Muhurat)
Inauspicious timings are mentioned in the table. As per belief, most of the people avoid doing any auspicious activity during and inauspicious timings or they like to check the auspicious and inauspicious timings before doing anything important. Today, Dushta Muhurat will start from From 12:08:08 To 12:49:59 and Kulika Kaal will begins from From 12:08:08 To 12:49:57. The Yamaghanta kaal is going to start from From 09:20:49 To 10:02:38. The Yamaghanta kaal is going to start from 08:33:45 To 09:52:11.
Today’s Tithi, Nakshatra and Vaar Details
It is a chaturthi tithi today upto 02:35 PM and Magha nakshatra will be there till 11:51 PM. Its a Wednesday, the day which is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. As per Shaka Samvat, this is 1944 Shubhakruth. As per Vikram Samvat, the year is 2079, while the Kali Samvat calendar stats it’s year 5123. According to Purnimanta, this month is Magha and as per Amanta, this is the Paush month.
Sun and Moon Rise and Set Timings
In this below table we have given the Sun rise, Sun set and moon rise and moon set timings. Sunrise will start from 07:15:19 to 17:42:45 and Moon rise will start from 21:34:59 till 10:07:59. It is a Leo moon sign today.
Daily Panchang: 11th January 2023

Tithi: This is the lunar day of the month according to the Hindu calendar. There are 30 tithis in a lunar month, and each tithi is about 12 hours long.
Nakshatra: This is the lunar mansion or constellation in which the Moon is located on a particular day. There are 27 nakshatras in the Hindu astrology system.
Yoga: This is the combination of the Moon’s position in a particular nakshatra and the Sun’s position in a particular zodiac sign. There are 27 yogas in total, and each yoga is assigned a specific name and characteristics.
Karana: This is the half-tithi or half- lunar day, and there are 11 karanas in a lunar month. Each karana is about 6 hours long and is determined by the movement of the Moon in relation to the Earth.
Vaar: This is the day of the week according to the Hindu calendar, with each day named after a particular planet. There are seven vaars in total: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.