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News India Live, Digital Desk: Today is the second day of Krishna Paksha of Vaishakh month and Saturday. According to astrology, today a special combination of ‘Swati’ Nakshatra and ‘Harshan’ Yoga is being formed. Saturday is dedicated to the worship of Lord Shani Dev and Hanuman Ji. If you are planning any auspicious work, shopping or travel today, then definitely keep in mind the main points and auspicious and inauspicious times of the Panchang given below.
Today’s main Panchang details (4 April 2026)
Date: Dwitiya (till 10:08 am), followed by Tritiya.
Party: Krishna Paksha.
constellation: Swati (till 09:35 pm), then Vishakha.
sum: Harshana (till 02:17 pm), followed by Vajra.
Karan: Gar (till 10:08 am), then Vanij.
wise: Saturday.
Moon sign: Libra (all day and night).
Sun Sign: Pisces.
sunrise and moonrise time
Sunrise: 06:08 am.
sunset: 06:41 pm.
Moonrise: At 08:51 pm.
Moonset: The next day at 07:54 am (5 April).
Today’s Auspicious Timings
It is considered beneficial to use the time given below for starting any new work or important meeting:
Abhijeet Muhurat: From 11:59 pm to 12:49 pm.
Amrit Kaal: From 11:58 pm to 01:43 pm.
wee hours: From 04:43 am to 05:31 am.
Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga: From 06:08 AM to 09:35 PM (This yoga is extremely auspicious for the success of all tasks).
Today’s inauspicious times (be careful)
According to astrology, one should avoid doing important work during Rahukaal as there is a possibility of obstruction in the work done during it:
Rahukaal: From 09:16 am to 10:50 am.
Yamaganda: From 01:58 pm to 03:32 pm.
Gulik period: From 07:42 am to 09:16 am.
Distrasis: Avoid traveling in the north direction on Saturday. If travel is necessary, eat ginger or ghee before leaving home.
Today’s special solution
Today is Saturday, so to get the blessings of Shani Dev, it would be auspicious to light a mustard oil lamp under the Peepal tree and recite Hanuman Chalisa. Wearing blue or black colored clothes and donating black sesame or umbrella to the needy is also considered fruitful on this day.
North India Statesman