Choghadiya

Today’s Choghadiya — Buenos Aires, Argentina

Sunday, 9 August 2026 · America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires

Good (Amrit · Shubh · Labh · Char) Avoid (Rog · Kaal · Udveg) Vaar Vela / Kaal Rātri

Day (07:39 – 18:18)

Udveg 07:39 – 08:59 Avoid
Char 08:59 – 10:19 Good
Labh 10:19 – 11:39 Good
Amrit 11:39 – 12:59 Good
Kaal Vaar Vela 12:59 – 14:19 Avoid
Shubh 14:19 – 15:38 Good
Rog 15:38 – 16:58 Avoid
Udveg 16:58 – 18:18 Avoid

Night (18:18 →)

Shubh 18:18 – 19:58 Good
Amrit 19:58 – 21:38 Good
Char 21:38 – 23:18 Good
Rog 23:18 – 00:58 Avoid
Kaal Kaal Rātri 00:58 – 02:38 Avoid
Labh 02:38 – 04:18 Good
Udveg 04:18 – 05:58 Avoid
Shubh 05:58 – 07:38 Good
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Frequently asked

What is Choghadiya?

Choghadiya (“four ghaṭikās”) divides the daytime and the night each into eight slots of roughly 90 minutes. Every slot carries a quality — Amrit, Shubh, Labh and Char are auspicious; Rog, Kaal and Udveg are inauspicious — used to pick or avoid a moment for an activity.

Which Choghadiya periods are good today?

Good (auspicious) Choghadiya slots are Amrit, Shubh, Labh and Char. Today in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the day’s good slots begin with Char. Rog, Kaal and Udveg are best avoided for new beginnings.

What are Vaar Vela and Kaal Rātri?

The day’s Kaal slot is marked Vaar Vela and the night’s Kaal slot is Kaal Rātri — the especially sensitive Choghadiya windows on that weekday, traditionally avoided for important starts.

How is Choghadiya calculated?

The daytime (sunrise→sunset) and night (sunset→next sunrise) are each split into eight equal parts. The sequence of qualities rotates from the weekday lord, so the clock times move daily with the length of day and night. These pages use local sunrise/sunset for the city.

Computed deterministically with a license-clean Vedic engine (astronomy-engine, VSOP87-grade). Times use local sunrise/sunset for Buenos Aires, Argentina. For guidance and reflection.