Maharashtra

Aurangabad Panchang

24 months across 2026 and 2027, computed for 19.8762°N 75.3433°E.

Across the 730 days tabulated here the sun rises in Aurangabad as early as 05:48 on 1 June 2026 and as late as 07:06 on 13 January 2026. The longest day is 12 June 2026 at 13h 20m, the shortest 20 December 2027 at 10h 55m.

Because Rahu Kaal, Gulika and Yamaghanta are each an eighth of the daylight interval, their length moves with the season too: in Aurangabad an eighth runs from 82 minutes to 100 minutes depending on the date. Any source quoting a flat ninety minutes is wrong here by up to 10 minutes.

Against Delhi, sunrise here runs between 11 minutes earlier and 27 minutes later depending on the month. That the two ends differ by 38 minutes is the point: a longitude correction alone would give a single fixed figure, and latitude is what makes it seasonal. It is also why a national Rahu Kaal cannot be reused here.

Aurangabad panchang 2026

January

Sunrise 07:03–07:06

31 days · Rahu Kaal 82–84 minutes

February

Sunrise 06:49–07:04

28 days · Rahu Kaal 85–88 minutes

March

Sunrise 06:23–06:48

31 days · Rahu Kaal 88–92 minutes

April

Sunrise 06:00–06:22

30 days · Rahu Kaal 93–96 minutes

May

Sunrise 05:49–05:59

31 days · Rahu Kaal 97–99 minutes

June

Sunrise 05:48–05:52

30 days · Rahu Kaal 100 minutes

July

Sunrise 05:53–06:03

31 days · Rahu Kaal 98–100 minutes

August

Sunrise 06:04–06:12

31 days · Rahu Kaal 94–98 minutes

September

Sunrise 06:13–06:19

30 days · Rahu Kaal 90–94 minutes

October

Sunrise 06:19–06:29

31 days · Rahu Kaal 86–90 minutes

November

Sunrise 06:29–06:46

30 days · Rahu Kaal 83–86 minutes

December

Sunrise 06:46–07:02

31 days · Rahu Kaal 82–83 minutes

Aurangabad panchang 2027