Abhijit Muhurat today in Faridabad

Classical practice gives Wednesday no Abhijit. The muhurta that would carry it is counted as Durmuhurta instead, so on Wednesdays this page shows no window rather than printing one anyway — which is what a table generated without the exception would do, on a seventh of all days.

On those days the useful question is what is running, and the answer is on the pages that tile the whole day: Choghadiya lists sixteen periods with the auspicious ones marked, and Hora gives all twenty-four planetary hours.

Abhijit is the eighth of the fifteen equal muhurtas between sunrise and sunset — the one straddling local midday. Because it is measured from this city's own sunrise rather than from the clock, it is different in every city and different every day.

Sunrise in Faridabad is 6:28 AM today and sunset is 5:41 PM; Abhijit is the eighth fifteenth of the span between them. That makes it roughly 48 minutes long, longer in summer and shorter in winter, and centred on solar midday rather than on 12:00 by the clock.

The same sunrise sets the caution windows — Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika — and the sunrise and sunset times themselves. For tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana alongside all of them, open the full Panchang for Faridabad.

Sunrise and sunset come from the Swiss Ephemeris for this city's coordinates and today's date. The daylight span between them is divided into fifteen equal muhurtas and the eighth is taken, which is the classical definition and the reason the window is not a fixed 48 minutes.

The Wednesday exception is applied by the same calculation that produces every other panchang element on this site, not layered on afterwards — so this page and the Panchang can never disagree about whether today has an Abhijit Muhurat.