Check today’s Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, and Karana. Know the best time for important tasks as per Vedic astrology

The daily Panchang for 28 May 2026, a Wednesday, holds special importance for those planning religious ceremonies, business launches, or journeys. As per the Drik Panchang calculations sourced, the day begins with Shukla Paksha Dwadashi Tithi and Purva Phalguni Nakshatra, a combination favourable for artistic and romantic pursuits but demanding caution in financial speculation.

Today’s Tithi and Nakshatra  

Tithi: Shukla Dwadashi prevails for most of the day, making it auspicious for Vishnu Puja and donations. Nakshatra: Purva Phalguni ruled by Venus stretches until late afternoon, enhancing charm and creativity. After that, the Moon shifts to Uttara Phalguni, bringing a more disciplined and service-oriented energy.

Sunrise and Moon Sign  

Sunrise in New Delhi is at 05:26 AM IST, and sunset will be at 07:13 PM. The Moon remains in Leo (Simha Rashi) throughout the day, encouraging boldness. People with Leo as their moon sign or ascendant should avoid ego clashes. The Vedic Sunrise chart confirms a balanced day for travel.

Auspicious Muhurat Timings  

Abhijit Muhurat, the most powerful window of the day, falls between 11:52 AM and 12:47 PM. Any important work started during this period—be it a business deal, marriage discussion, or property registration—is likely to bear fruit. The early morning Brahma Muhurat from 04:06 AM to 04:47 AM is ideal for meditation and study.

Rahu Kaal and Gulika Kaal  

Rahu Kaal, the inauspicious period, is set from 12:12 PM to 01:57 PM. Avoid new beginnings, investments, and long journeys during this time. Gulika Kaal runs from 10:26 AM to 12:12 PM. Yamaganda Kaal occupies the morning slot from 07:08 AM to 08:53 AM—caution is advised for important meetings.

Choghadiya for the Day  

Day choghadiya begins with Udwega at 05:26 AM, moving to Chara (good for travel) at 08:53 AM. Labha (profit) and Amrita (best for all auspicious work) follow at 12:12 PM and 01:57 PM, respectively. Night Choghadiya includes favourable Rog (for education) and Shubha windows.

Festivals and Vrat  

While no major nationwide festival is observed on this Dwadashi, followers of Vishnu keep a partial fast and recite Vishnu Sahasranamam. In parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka, some communities observe a small vrat for prosperity. Astrologers suggest feeding cows and offering yellow flowers to Lord Vishnu.

Panchang-Based Do’s and Don’ts  

Do: Conduct interviews, sign art or music contracts, and schedule cosmetic procedures. Don’t: Lend large sums of money during Rahu Kaal or initiate court cases in the morning Yama Kaal. Wearing silk or comfortable whites keeps the Venusian and lunar energies aligned for a smooth day.