City Panchang

New York Panchang Today

Daily Hindu Panchang for New York on Tuesday, 27 October 2026, using America/New_York. Location matters because sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and observance moments change by city.

At a glance

What is today's Panchang in New York?

Today in New York is Krishna Dwitiya. The nakshatra is Krittika, the yoga is Vyatipata, and sunrise is at 07:20 local time.

Tithi

Krishna DwitiyaUntil 18:37

Nakshatra

KrittikaPada 1

Vikram Samvat

2083Kartik

Latitude

40.7128

Longitude

-74.0060

Timezone

America/New_York

New York Panchang details for Tuesday, 27 October 2026

Sunrise / Sunset07:20 / 17:58
YogaVyatipataव्यतीपात
KaranaTaitilaतैतिल
Moon rashiMesha98% moon

How Samvat uses this city

The live Panchang calculates tithi, nakshatra, muhurat, and daily periods against the selected city's coordinates and timezone. This is especially important for Hindus outside India, where sunrise and local observance windows can differ substantially from Indian Panchangs.

Open the live Panchang, select New York, and use the calendar page to plan by Hindu date rather than civil date alone.

What changes for New York

Sunrise date rules

Many vratas use the tithi present at local sunrise. A tithi that works for another city may cross sunrise differently in New York.

Evening observances

Pradosha, sunset, and moonrise-based rules need local evening times, not a generic India clock.

Muhurat windows

Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika, Brahma Muhurat, and Abhijit Muhurat are all derived fromNew York's local day.

Diaspora planning

If your family follows an India Panchang while living elsewhere, compare both before deciding how to observe a festival.

Use cases for this city page

Daily check

See today's tithi, nakshatra, sunrise, sunset, and muhurat windows for New York.

Festival planning

Compare whether the required tithi or observance moment falls on the same civil date locally.

Ceremony shortlist

Start with Panchang evidence for candidate dates, then bring the details to your family tradition or priest for final ceremony selection.