On Thursday, July 24, 2025, the Amavasya Tithi of the Krishna Paksha in the month of Shravan is being observed. This important day, known for spiritual significance, continues until 12:41 AM (midnight), after which Pratipada Tithi will commence. According to Vedic astrology, the Moon will remain in Pisces, and the day will witness the formation of Harshan Yoga and Punarvasu Nakshatra.

Let’s explore the key astrological highlights, auspicious muhurat, Rahukaal timings, and planetary positions for different cities:

Vedic Panchang Elements:

The Hindu Panchang, also known as the Vedic Calendar, comprises five limbs:

• Tithi (Lunar day)

• Nakshatra (Constellation)

• Yoga (Astrological combination)

• Karan (Half of a tithi)

• Vaar (Day of the week)

It provides precise insights into the timing of sunrise, sunset, lunar positions, planetary influences, auspicious muhurats, and Rahukaal.

Key Panchang Details for July 24, 2025:

• Tithi: Amavasya till 12:41 AM, followed by Pratipada

• Day: Thursday (Guruvar)

• Nakshatra: Punarvasu till 7:21 AM

• Yoga: Harshan till 5:59 PM

• Sunrise: 5:37 AM

• Sunset: 7:18 PM

• Auspicious Abhijit Muhurat: 12:00 PM to 12:55 PM

Rahukaal Timings (Inauspicious Period for Starting New Ventures):

Note: Rahukaal is considered inauspicious for starting new or important activities like business deals, travel, and ceremonies.

Astrological Significance:

• Amavasya is ideal for performing ancestral rituals (Pitru Tarpan) and spiritual practices like meditation and charity.

• Punarvasu Nakshatra is ruled by Jupiter and is associated with renewal and rejuvenation. It’s a favorable time for self-reflection and financial planning.

• Harshan Yoga boosts optimism and productivity.

Recommendations for the Day:

• Avoid initiating major new tasks during Rahukaal.

• Utilize Abhijit Muhurat for important personal or professional decisions.

• Offer prayers to ancestors during Amavasya for peace and blessings.

• Perform simple puja or light a diya to honor Lord Shiva during the Shravan month.