Rahu Kalam — Mathura
Rahu Kalam is shown as a avoid timing reference in the daily Panchangam. Rahu Kalam is a daily period traditionally checked before choosing a new auspicious beginning. It is a timing convention used in daily Panchangam practice; it is not a prediction that ordinary work will fail.
It is derived from the local daylight interval between sunrise and sunset, divided according to the weekday pattern. Because local sunrise and sunset change, the clock time changes by city and date.
Use it as an exclusion check for selected beginnings, while routine tasks already underway may continue according to practical need.
This page uses the daily Panchangam calculation for Mathura on 16 June 2026 in timezone Asia/Kolkata. Local sunrise is 5:19 AM and sunset is 7:20 PM; location-sensitive timing must not be copied from another city.
| Tithi | Dwitiya (2nd) |
| Nakshatra | Ardra |
| Weekday | Tuesday (Mangalvar) |
These day factors are displayed for reference because timing selection is interpreted together with the broader Panchangam. The page reports calculated information; it does not issue a personal prediction or certify a major event.
A timing window is only one part of daily assessment. For a serious new undertaking, readers traditionally compare the selected purpose with the day’s Tithi, Nakshatra, weekday, Yoga and Karana, and then remove intervals that overlap avoid periods. A window shown as favourable should not be treated as suitable for every activity; a window shown as avoid does not mean routine duties must stop.
- Check whether the planned action is a routine continuation or a new auspicious beginning.
- Check overlapping Rahu Kalam, Yamagandam, Gulika Kalam, Varjyam and Durmuhurtham where relevant.
- For marriage, griha pravesh and personalised rites, birth-star or family-specific assessment may be needed.
Does this time decide success or failure? No. Panchangam timings are traditional planning references, not guarantees of outcome. Effort, safety, legal requirements and professional advice still govern the result.
Can I use another city’s time? No for exact planning. The time displayed here is calculated for Mathura; the same element may shift for another location or timezone.
Is one favourable window enough for a major ceremony? No. Important events should be checked against the event purpose, exclusion periods and any personal considerations required by the family tradition.
BhaktiBharat presents general Panchangam-based timing guidance. A single daily interval is not a personal horoscope reading and does not guarantee success, failure, wealth, health or any outcome. Marriage, housewarming, property registration, vehicle purchase and other major ceremonies need purpose-specific checks; medical, legal and financial decisions must follow qualified professional advice.
| Day | Rahu Kalam |
|---|---|
| Day Before Yesterday | 8:48 AM – 10:32 AM |
| Yesterday | 5:29 PM – 7:13 PM |
| Today | 7:04 AM – 8:48 AM |
| Tomorrow | 3:45 PM – 5:30 PM |
| Day After Tomorrow | 12:17 PM – 2:01 PM |