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Today's panchang and Rahu Kaal, on your website

One line of code puts today's tithi, nakshatra, sunrise, Rahu Kaal and Abhijit muhurat for your city on any page: a temple site, a community newsletter, a blog. It updates by itself every day, runs no script on your page and sets no cookie.

Choose the city and language

Preview: New Delhi, today

Copy this code into your page

<iframe src="https://swarnsiddhi.com/embed/panchang/new-delhi" title="Today&#x27;s panchang for New Delhi — Swarn Siddhi" width="340" height="420" loading="lazy" style="border:0;max-width:100%"></iframe>

Paste it where the widget should appear. It is 340 px wide and shrinks to fit a narrower column.

What the widget shows

Tithi and nakshatra

The tithi and nakshatra at sunrise, with the times they end.

Sunrise and sunset

From the city's own latitude and longitude.

Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika

The weekday's eighths of the daylight in which new work is not begun.

Abhijit muhurat

The eighth of the day's fifteen muhurtas, around noon.

Panchang widget: questions

Is the panchang widget free?

Yes. Copy the code and paste it; no account or key is needed. A small credit link to Swarn Siddhi sits under the widget.

When does the widget update?

Every day after the city's own midnight, with that day's panchang. The times come from that city's own sunrise and sunset.

Which cities are available?

All 84 cities that have a panchang page on this site, in India and abroad, each in its own local time.

Does the widget collect my readers' data?

No. It has no script, no cookie and no tracker; it is one small HTML page.

How are the times computed?

With Swiss Ephemeris and the Lahiri ayanamsa, from the city's own sunrise. The methodology page sets out the full method.