August 13, 2025, is Wednesday and falls on the Panchami Tithi of Bhadrapada Krishna Paksha. Raksha Panchami is also celebrated on this day. Know the auspicious timings, Rahu Kaal, Moon's position, sunrise-sunset timings, and other important Panchang details for this day.
Today's Panchang: Wednesday marks the Panchami Tithi of Bhadrapada Krishna Paksha, which will last throughout the day. Additionally, the festival of Raksha Panchami will be celebrated on this day. On August 13th, the Rahu Kaal, Yoga, Nakshatra, and the Moon's position, as well as the sunrise and sunset times, will be significant. Learn about the Rahu Kaal timings in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata, and information about the auspicious timings for this day, which will help you make your endeavors successful.
Tithi, Nakshatra, and Yoga
On August 13th, the Panchami Tithi of Krishna Paksha in the month of Bhadrapada will prevail throughout the day and will remain effective until 4:24 AM on August 14th. After Panchami Tithi, Dhriti Yoga will last until 4:06 PM, which in itself is considered an auspicious Yoga.
The influence of Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra will remain throughout the day, ending at 10:33 AM and transitioning into Revati Nakshatra. Both of these Nakshatras are considered quite favorable for religious rituals and auspicious activities.
The Moon will be in Pisces on this day, which generally symbolizes spiritual energy and emotional stability. The influence of Pisces enhances mental peace and a sense of devotion.
Rahu Kaal and Auspicious Timings
In astrology, Rahu Kaal is considered an inauspicious time. Starting any important work during this period is not considered auspicious. Therefore, it is very important to pay attention to Rahu Kaal. On August 13, 2025, the Rahu Kaal timings in major cities will be as follows:
- Delhi: 12:26 PM to 2:05 PM
- Mumbai: 12:43 PM to 2:20 PM
- Chandigarh: 12:28 PM to 2:08 PM
- Lucknow: 12:11 PM to 1:50 PM
- Bhopal: 12:25 PM to 2:02 PM
- Kolkata: 11:41 AM to 1:19 PM
- Ahmedabad: 12:44 PM to 2:21 PM
- Chennai: 12:26 PM to 2:05 PM
It is best to avoid new tasks or important decisions during Rahu Kaal, as this time is associated with negative influences.
There will be no Abhijit Muhurat on August 13th; therefore, one should choose a time favorable to the Tithi and Yoga for auspicious activities.
Sunrise and Sunset Timings
The time of natural light is also important in daily life and religious rituals. On August 13th, the sunrise will be at 6:19 AM, and the sunset will be at 7:08 PM. It is beneficial to organize worship, fasts, travel, and other activities keeping this time in mind.
The time after sunrise is considered especially suitable for spiritual activities and yoga practice because the atmosphere is pure and the mind is calm at this time.
Importance of Raksha Panchami and Auspicious Activities for this Day
Raksha Panchami will be celebrated on August 13, 2025, which is renowned as a symbol of love and protection between sisters and brothers. This festival comes after the month of Shravan, and it is believed that on this day, sisters tie a Raksha Sutra (protective thread) on their brother's wrist, wishing him a long life and prosperity.
On the day of Raksha Panchami, worship, fasting, and religious rituals are considered particularly auspicious. Due to the importance of Panchami Tithi, this day not only strengthens family bonds but also becomes a means of spiritual advancement.
Tying Rakhi during the auspicious timings of this day and worshipping Lord Vishnu and Goddess Durga is considered best. The combination of Panchami Tithi and Dhriti Yoga during worship makes religious activities even more effective.
How to Start and End the Day?
According to astrology, starting the day after sunrise brings auspicious results. On August 13th, the day should begin with sunrise at 6:19 AM. After this, activities such as religious rituals, fasting, or tying the Raksha Sutra can be performed.
The day should end after sunset. The sunset time is 7:08 PM, after which it is beneficial to perform Aarti and evening prayers. After sunset, one receives the fruits of the day's actions.
