October 12 Jaipur Panchang: Dwitiya, Swati Nakshatra and Local Timings

Jaipur’s Panchang for Monday, October 12, 2026, places the day in Ashwina Shukla Paksha, with Dwitiya Tithi continuing until about 10:13 PM and Swati Nakshatra until about 11:52 PM. Local calendar services also list Chandra Darshana, while Sharad Navratri is under way. These timings are location-specific calendar calculations rather than scientific predictions about personal outcomes.

Key points

• Jaipur calendars list Shukla Dwitiya until about 10:13 PM on October 12.
• Swati Nakshatra continues until about 11:52 PM, after which Vishakha begins, according to the checked Panchang sources.
• Drik Panchang gives Jaipur sunrise near 6:25 AM and Rahu Kalam from roughly 7:52 AM to 9:19 AM.

Context

Drik Panchang’s Jaipur monthly calendar lists sunrise at 6:25 AM, sunset at 6:02 PM, Dwitiya until 22:13 and Swati until 23:52. Ratnayog’s Jaipur page gives closely matching tithi and nakshatra end times, with small differences of a minute in some solar timings. Such differences can arise from calculation methods and location settings, which is why a screenshot without its city label should not be treated as universal.

Religious coverage published on October 12 also associates the day with Navratri observances and worship of Maa Brahmacharini. That is a description of Hindu belief and practice. Taaza Khabar does not present ritual timings, nakshatras or auspicious periods as scientific evidence that an action will improve health, finances, relationships or other personal outcomes.

Why it matters

For readers following a family or community observance, the useful check is whether the calendar is set to Jaipur and whether the event time refers to the local day. Panchang systems are cultural timekeeping traditions; they should not replace medical, financial, legal or safety advice. Readers comparing schedules can also check the named tithi and nakshatra rather than relying only on forwarded “lucky time” graphics.

For related cultural-calendar coverage, visit our Astrology section.

Sources and image credit

Sources checked October 12, 2026: Drik Panchang, Jaipur; Ratnayog Jaipur Panchang; Jansatta, October 12.

Archival photograph: Jantar Mantar, Jaipur, 8 March 2024. Photo: LilyPlant / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original file page. It is not a photograph of the Moon or sky on October 12, 2026.

AI-assisted original cultural explainer based on the linked sources; religious beliefs are distinguished from verifiable calendar information.