Recommended Lakshmi Puja Muhurat
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November 8, 2026Sunday · Lakshmi Puja
Pradosh Kaal
The evening period beginning after local sunset.
Vrishabha Kaal
The fixed-lagna window overlapping the primary puja period.
Amavasya Tithi
Important: Panchang dates and timings are location-sensitive and can vary by tradition or calculation method. These values are a planning reference. Confirm with your family priest or trusted regional Panchang when following a specific tradition.
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One Diwali, Different Local Windows
Select any card to open the complete timing. Differences come from local sunset and the location-specific overlap of Amavasya, Pradosh Kaal and Vrishabha Lagna.
What the Primary Window Represents
The recommended time is not an India-time conversion. It is evaluated for each location so that the evening period and fixed-lagna window are meaningful in that city.
1Identify the local Diwali observance date and Amavasya Tithi interval.
2Determine the city’s local sunset and Pradosh Kaal.
3Use the overlap with Sthir/Vrishabha Lagna for the primary Lakshmi Puja window.
Using the Muhurat Finder
Use Your Local City
Use the city where the puja will actually be performed. Local sunset and lagna windows differ by geography.
Check the Whole Window
Review the recommended window together with Pradosh Kaal, Vrishabha Kaal and Amavasya rather than treating one time as universal.
Confirm Your Tradition
Family sampradaya, regional Panchang and priest guidance may use different calculation conventions, so confirm when ritual precision matters.