Updated October 14, 2026 · Taaza Khabar
Jaipur’s Panchang for Wednesday, October 14, 2026 lists Shukla Chaturthi at sunrise during Ashvina and the fourth day of Sharad Navratri. The local calendar gives sunrise at 6:25 AM and sunset at 5:59 PM, Indian Standard Time.
Key points
- Shukla Chaturthi continues until 1:13 AM on October 15 in the Jaipur calendar.
- Anuradha nakshatra continues until 4:03 AM on October 15, according to the location-specific readings.
- Navratri day four is traditionally associated with Goddess Kushmanda; this is cultural context, not a scientific prediction.
Read the date as well as the clock
A time after midnight belongs to October 15, even when it appears within an October 14 Panchang entry. Two Jaipur readings agree on the tithi and nakshatra endpoints. Their Rahu Kaal starting times differ by one minute, so that interval is not presented here as an exact universal time.
What these timings mean
A Panchang is a traditional Hindu calendar used for festivals and observances. Its entries depend on location and calculation conventions. Timings for Jaipur should not be copied to another city without checking that city’s calendar. Ritual preferences and auspicious-time beliefs do not establish medical, financial or personal outcomes.
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Image credit
Unique original 3D cultural illustration of a kalash and four lamps; not a ritual photograph or astronomical chart. Created October 14, 2026 by Taaza Khabar using OpenAI Image Generation. AI-generated editorial illustration, not a photograph of the reported event. Licensed CC BY 4.0.





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