September 2, 2026 Panchang: Muhurat and Rahu Kaal

📰 September 2, 2026 Panchang: Muhurat, Rahu Kaal and Today’s Tithi

New Delhi, September 2, 2026: Wednesday, September 2, 2026, marks an important day in the Hindu calendar. According to the New Delhi Panchang, Krishna Paksha Panchami continues until around 6:12 AM, after which Shashthi Tithi begins and continues into the early hours of September 3. The day is also observed as Hala Shashthi, a festival associated with Lord Balarama.

The day features Bharani Nakshatra and Dhruva Yoga. The Moon is in Aries (Mesha), while the Sun is in Leo (Simha) according to the New Delhi Panchang.

📅 Today’s Panchang — September 2, 2026

• Day: Wednesday
• Tithi: Krishna Paksha Panchami until approximately 06:12 AM, followed by Shashthi
• Shashthi Tithi: Until approximately 04:25 AM on September 3
• Month: Bhadrapada
• Paksha: Krishna Paksha
• Nakshatra: Bharani until approximately 01:43 AM on September 3
• Yoga: Dhruva until approximately 09:12 PM
• Karana: Taitila until 06:12 AM, followed by Garaja
• Moon Sign: Aries
• Sun Sign: Leo
• Season: Varsha/Rainy Season
• Sunrise: Approximately 05:59 AM
• Sunset: Approximately 06:42 PM
• Moonrise: Approximately 09:45 PM
• Moonset: Approximately 10:50 AM 

🌸 Auspicious Timings on September 2, 2026

For New Delhi, the key auspicious timings include:

• Brahma Muhurta: 04:29 AM – 05:14 AM
• Abhijit Muhurta: 11:55 AM – 12:46 PM
• Amrit Kaal: Approximately 09:06 PM – 10:38 PM
• Sunrise: 05:59 AM
• Sunset: 06:42 PM 

⚠️ Rahu Kaal and Inauspicious Timings

The major inauspicious periods for New Delhi on September 2 are:

• Rahu Kaal: 12:21 PM – 01:56 PM
• Yamaganda: 07:35 AM – 09:10 AM
• Gulika Kaal: 10:45 AM – 12:21 PM
• Dur Muhurta: 11:55 AM – 12:46 PM
• Varjyam: 11:54 AM – 01:26 PM 

According to traditional Hindu astrology, devotees generally avoid starting important auspicious activities during Rahu Kaal.

🪔 Hala Shashthi 2026

Hala Shashthi is observed on September 2, 2026. It is also known by names such as Hal Chhath, Har Chhath and Lalahi Chhath in different regions. The festival is traditionally associated with Lord Balarama, the elder brother of Lord Krishna. Devotees observe the day with prayers and rituals seeking family welfare and the well-being and longevity of children.

🕉️ Today’s Spiritual Practice

Devotees can remember Lord Balarama and Lord Krishna and offer flowers, fruits and traditional offerings according to their family customs. Prayers for family happiness, peace and the well-being of children are traditionally considered meaningful on Hala Shashthi.

📌 Important Panchang Note

Panchang timings can vary slightly depending on the location. The timings mentioned above are primarily for New Delhi, India, and sunrise, sunset, Rahu Kaal and Muhurat timings may differ in other cities.