Muhurta
Gwalior Choghadiya
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh · 25 August 2026
Aaj ka Choghadiya for Gwalior: today's auspicious (Shubh) and inauspicious (Ashubh) time windows. Use these slots to pick the right muhurat for travel, business meetings, puja, marriage talks, vehicle purchase, and any important work. Timings update daily based on Gwalior sunrise and sunset.
Gwalior’s fort-city calendar runs from the Sun Temple’s Ratha Saptami to the Tansen festival after Diwali. The Sun in Gwalior runs about 17 minutes behind IST clock time, so its Choghadiya windows are unique to the city — never reuse another city's slots.
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
Day Choghadiya
Gwalior · 25 August 2026
Disease, avoid health matters
05:55 am
07:31 am
Anxiety, avoid new beginnings
07:31 am
09:07 am
Movement, travel & commute
09:07 am
10:43 am
Gain, profitable undertakings
10:43 am
12:19 pm
Nectar, highly auspicious
12:19 pm
01:55 pm
Death, avoid important work
01:55 pm
03:31 pm
Auspicious, good for all tasks
03:31 pm
05:07 pm
Disease, avoid health matters
05:07 pm
06:43 pm
Night Choghadiya
Gwalior · 25 August 2026
Death, avoid important work
06:43 pm
08:07 pm
Auspicious, good for all tasks
08:07 pm
09:31 pm
Disease, avoid health matters
09:31 pm
10:55 pm
Anxiety, avoid new beginnings
10:55 pm
12:19 am
Movement, travel & commute
12:19 am
01:43 am
Gain, profitable undertakings
01:43 am
03:07 am
Nectar, highly auspicious
03:07 am
04:31 am
Death, avoid important work
04:31 am
05:55 am
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Rahu Kaal, Abhijit & Muhurat Windows in Gwalior
Choghadiya splits the whole day into slots. For the day's single key windows — the inauspicious periods to avoid and the auspicious Abhijit Muhurat — see these Gwalior pages, all computed from the same sunrise and sunset.
Choghadiya in Other Cities
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is today's auspicious Choghadiya in Gwalior?
Today's auspicious Choghadiya slots in Gwalior are Amrit (most auspicious), Shubh (auspicious), Labh (gainful), and Char (good for travel). The exact times depend on today's Sunrise and Sunset at Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh (26.2183°N, 78.1828°E) and are shown in the table above.
What is Choghadiya?
Choghadiya (from Chaar Ghadi, meaning "four ghadi") is a Vedic muhurta system that divides each day and night into 8 equal time slots. Each slot is ruled by a planet and classified as auspicious (Amrit, Shubh, Labh, Char) or inauspicious (Rog, Kaal, Udveg). Choghadiya is widely used to choose the right moment for starting new work, travel, business, and important tasks.
How is Gwalior Choghadiya calculated?
Gwalior Choghadiya is calculated by dividing the day (Sunrise to Sunset) and night (Sunset to next Sunrise) into 8 equal parts. Sunrise and Sunset are computed using Swiss Ephemeris with standard atmospheric refraction for Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh (26.2183°N, 78.1828°E, timezone Asia/Kolkata). The planetary ruler of each slot follows a fixed sequence determined by the weekday (Vara).
Which Choghadiya is best for starting work?
Amrit Choghadiya is considered the most auspicious for any important task. Shubh is ideal for religious and social work. Labh is best for business and financial matters. Char is suitable for travel and movement. Rog, Kaal, and Udveg are generally inauspicious and should be avoided for new beginnings.
Does Choghadiya change every day?
Yes. While the sequence of Choghadiya slots repeats based on the weekday (Vara), the exact clock times change every day because they are based on the actual Sunrise and Sunset for Gwalior, which shifts throughout the year. AstroJanamPatrika recalculates Gwalior Choghadiya daily using Swiss Ephemeris for precise times.