Panchang for 10 August 2027
Tuesday · New Delhi
Shukla Paksha · Vishakha nakshatra · Brahma yoga · Balava karana
Sunrise 05:47, sunset 19:05 — a day of 13 h 18 m. The Moon stands at 2.5° of Scorpio (Vrishchika), putting Aries in Chandrashtama. Computed from the JPL DE421 ephemeris; nothing here is estimated.
What changes at sunrise around 10 August 2027
Each value is the one current at sunrise, the convention an almanac uses when a single figure has to stand for a civil date. Neighbouring days are here because that convention hides movement: a limb can hold across two sunrises or turn over twice. What each limb is.
| At sunrise | 9 Aug | 10 Aug | 11 Aug |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tithi | Shukla Ashtami | Shukla Navami | Shukla Dashami |
| Nakshatra | Swati | Vishakha | Anuradha |
| Yoga | Shukla | Brahma | Indra |
| Karana | Vishti | Balava | Taitila |
| Sunrise | 05:46 | 05:47 | 05:47 |
| Sunset | 19:06 | 19:05 | 19:04 |
| Rahu Kaal | 07:26-09:06 | 15:45-17:25 | 12:26-14:05 |
| Vara | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday |
The seven windows on 10 August 2027
In clock order through the day, with each length beside it. The three avoided windows come out at 100 minutes apiece because that is an eighth of this particular 13 h 18 m day — the arithmetic is in the next table.
| Window | Time (IST) | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Brahma Muhurat | 04:11-05:47 | 96 min |
| Sunrise | 05:47 | an instant |
| Yamaghanta Kaal | 09:06-10:46 | 100 min |
| Abhijit Muhurat | 11:59-12:53 | 54 min |
| Gulika Kaal | 12:26-14:06 | 100 min |
| Rahu Kaal | 15:45-17:25 | 100 min |
| Sunset | 19:05 | an instant |
The eight parts of 10 August 2027
Sunrise 05:47 to sunset 19:05 is 798 minutes, so each eighth runs 99.8 minutes. Which three of the eight carry names depends on the weekday, and on Tuesday they fall here. This day is 179 minutes longer than the shortest day in the table, and 40 minutes shorter than the longest, and every window above stretches or shrinks with it.
| Part | From | To | Named |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 05:47 | 07:27 | — |
| 2 | 07:27 | 09:07 | — |
| 3 | 09:07 | 10:46 | Yamaghanta |
| 4 | 10:46 | 12:26 | — |
| 5 | 12:26 | 14:06 | Gulika |
| 6 | 14:06 | 15:46 | — |
| 7 | 15:46 | 17:25 | Rahu Kaal |
| 8 | 17:25 | 19:05 | — |
The five parts without a name are not auspicious by elimination — they are simply unmarked. For anywhere other than New Delhi the panchang tool recomputes all of this from that city’s own sunrise.
Chandra Bala on 10 August 2027 — all twelve rashis
One Moon, twelve answers: the house is the distance from your janma rashi to Scorpio. The last column counts forward to your own next Chandrashtama from this date, which is a different date for every rashi.
| Janma rashi | House | Bhava | Class | Next Chandrashtama |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ♈︎Aries | 8 | Randhra — upheaval, the hidden and longevity | Avoided | today |
| ♉︎Taurus | 7 | Kalatra — partnership, spouse and trade | Favourable | 13 Aug |
| ♊︎Gemini | 6 | Shatru — competition, debt and disease | Favourable | 15 Aug |
| ♋︎Cancer | 5 | Putra — children, learning and creativity | Middling | 18 Aug |
| ♌︎Leo | 4 | Bandhu — home, mother and comfort | Avoided | 20 Aug |
| ♍︎Virgo | 3 | Sahaja — effort, siblings and short journeys | Favourable | 23 Aug |
| ♎︎Libra | 2 | Dhana — wealth, speech and family | Middling | 25 Aug |
| ♏︎Scorpio | 1 | Tanu — the body and the self | Favourable | 27 Aug |
| ♐︎Sagittarius | 12 | Vyaya — expenditure, release and distant places | Avoided | 29 Aug |
| ♑︎Capricorn | 11 | Labha — gain, income and networks | Favourable | 31 Aug |
| ♒︎Aquarius | 10 | Karma — action, career and standing | Favourable | 2 Sep |
| ♓︎Pisces | 9 | Bhagya — fortune, dharma and long journeys | Middling | 4 Sep |
Aries holds the window while the Moon is in Scorpio — still there at sunrise on 12 August 2027, and in Sagittarius by sunrise on 13 August 2027, when Scorpio takes over. The crossing is somewhere between those two sunrises; the table samples the Moon once a day, so naming a minute would be inventing precision.
Tara Bala from your birth star on 10 August 2027
Counted from your janma nakshatra to Vishakha, the day’s. Nine taras repeat three times across the 27, so each is reached from exactly three birth stars — find yours in the right-hand column and read across.
| Tara | What it signifies | If your janma nakshatra is |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Janma | the birth star — intensifies rather than helps | Vishakha, Punarvasu, Purva Bhadrapada |
| 2. Sampat | wealth; the strongest for anything undertaken for gain | Swati, Ardra, Shatabhisha |
| 3. Vipat | danger and loss; not chosen for beginnings or travel | Chitra, Mrigashira, Dhanishta |
| 4. Kshema | well-being; for what needs to hold rather than to win | Hasta, Rohini, Shravana |
| 5. Pratyari | obstruction; avoided where another party must consent | Uttara Phalguni, Krittika, Uttara Ashadha |
| 6. Sadhaka | accomplishment; for finishing rather than starting | Purva Phalguni, Bharani, Purva Ashadha |
| 7. Vadha | harm; the heaviest of the three, rejected outright | Magha, Ashwini, Moola |
| 8. Mitra | friendship; for dealings with people rather than things | Ashlesha, Revati, Jyeshtha |
| 9. Ati-Mitra | close friendship, also Parama Mitra; the mildest of the nine | Pushya, Uttara Bhadrapada, Anuradha |
Vishakha is the sunrise nakshatra again on 6 September 2027, 3 October 2027, 31 October 2027 — so the nine columns above shift wholesale on those dates and the tara you land on changes with them. Find your nakshatra if you do not know it.
FAQ
Questions about 10 August 2027
What is the tithi on 10 August 2027?+
Shukla Navami, in Shukla Paksha, at sunrise (05:47) in New Delhi. Shukla Ashtami was the tithi at sunrise the previous day. By the next sunrise it is Shukla Dashami.
What is the Rahu Kaal on 10 August 2027 in New Delhi?+
15:45-17:25 — 100 minutes, which is one-eighth of this 13 h 18 m day. It is the 7th of the eight equal parts between sunrise (05:47) and sunset (19:05), because that is the part Tuesday takes. Yamaghanta is 09:06-10:46 and Gulika 12:26-14:06 on the same construction.
How long is the day on 10 August 2027, and how long is each part?+
Sunrise to sunset is 13 h 18 m in New Delhi, so each of the eight parts runs 99.8 minutes. That is 179 minutes longer than the shortest day in this two-year table (10 h 19 m on 17 December 2026), and 40 minutes shorter than the longest (13 h 58 m on 14 June 2026). Every window on this page is a fraction of that length, so all of them move with it.
Which nakshatra is the Moon in on 10 August 2027?+
Vishakha, at sunrise, with the Moon at 2.5° of Scorpio. It is the sunrise nakshatra again on 6 September 2027, 3 October 2027, 31 October 2027. The degree is given because the nakshatra alone does not fix the rashi — nine of the 27 straddle a sign boundary.
Which rashi is in Chandrashtama on 10 August 2027?+
Aries (Mesha) — the Moon is in Scorpio, which is the eighth rashi from Aries. Exactly one rashi qualifies on any date. The Moon is still in Scorpio at sunrise on 12 August 2027 and in Sagittarius by sunrise on 13 August 2027, at which point Scorpio takes over the window.
When is my next Chandrashtama after 10 August 2027?+
Counted forward from this date: Aries 10 August 2027; Taurus 13 August 2027; Gemini 15 August 2027; Cancer 18 August 2027; Leo 20 August 2027; Virgo 23 August 2027; Libra 25 August 2027; Scorpio 27 August 2027; Sagittarius 29 August 2027; Capricorn 31 August 2027; Aquarius 2 September 2027; Pisces 4 September 2027. Each rashi gets one window a lunar month, lasting two or three sunrises.
Is 10 August 2027 an auspicious day?+
Not a question a dated page can answer. Six of the twelve houses are classed favourable, so 6 of the twelve rashis sit in a favourable position on this date — and Tara Bala, the tithi, the karana and your own chart all still have to be applied. The combined filter passes roughly a third of days for any one person.
Where is this panchang computed for, and how?+
New Delhi (28.6139°N, 77.209°E), from the JPL DE421 ephemeris with the Lahiri ayanamsa, over 2026-01-01 to 2027-12-31. Sunrise, sunset and the six windows derived from them are specific to this latitude and longitude.