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Telugu Panchangam December 31, 2026 | Telugu Calendar
Tithi, Nakshatram, Gowri Panchangam today, Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam & festivals — for Andhra Pradesh & Telangana.
Festivals & Vratams
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Month at a glance December 2026
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Shubha Muhurtham December 2026
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About the panchangam
Panchangam is the Telugu almanac of five limbs — tithi, vaara, nakshatram, yogam and karanam. The dates on this site follow the amanta lunar month used across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Sunrise and sunset are calculated for Tirupati. Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam, Gulika Kalam and the auspicious windows follow the standard weekday tables used in printed Telugu calendars, so they repeat each week rather than shifting day to day.
Times shift with sunrise, so a tithi that ends at 14:38 today may govern only part of tomorrow. Use the daily sheet for reference, and confirm important ceremonies with a qualified pandit.
What is a panchangam?
A daily almanac listing the five elements of the Hindu calendar along with sunrise, sunset and the auspicious and inauspicious windows for the day.
How is Rahu Kalam determined?
Traditionally the daylight span is divided into eight parts, with one assigned to Rahu depending on the weekday. The timings shown here follow the standard weekday table used in printed Telugu calendars, so they are the same every week. New work is traditionally avoided in that window. See today's Rahu Kalam timing.
What does Varjyam mean?
A short interval derived from the ruling nakshatram, avoided for beginnings such as travel or signing agreements. It can fall at night and may occur twice in a day.
Where do I find Pournami and Amavasya dates?
Full-moon and new-moon days are listed beside the month grid above, and appear in the festivals table for the month.
What is Shubha Muhurtham?
An auspicious window chosen from tithi, nakshatram, yogam and karanam. For Abhijit and Amrita see today's good timings; for weddings see Shubha Muhurtham dates.