Panchang Today: Check the tithi, nakshatra, yoga, and planetary transits for August 25, 2026, along with today’s auspicious and inauspicious timings.Prefer HTon Google For August 25, 2026, traditional Panchang guidance suggests a day that favours disciplined effort, careful planning and steady follow-through. With Shukla Dwadashi and Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra influencing the day, the best results are likely to come from clear priorities, measured communication and well-timed action rather than haste or impulsive decisions.Panchang todayKey Timings TodaySunrise5:55 amSunset6:50 pmRahu Kaal3:36 pm to 5:13 pmHighlighted favourable windowVijaya Muhurta: 2:32 pm to 3:23 pmHow to use it: Prefer this period for a determined task or purposeful follow-through. Avoid new beginnings during Rahu Kaal.Festival and Vrat TodayBhauma Pradosh VratBasis: Shravana Shukla TrayodashiWhat Today's Panchang MeansIn traditional Panchang interpretation, Mangalvar (Tuesday) brings an action-oriented quality, but its best use comes through controlled effort rather than impulsive moves. With Shukla Dwadashi in effect, the day supports continuation, consolidation and completing work that is already underway.Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra adds a serious, duty-conscious influence associated with endurance, standards and long-term credibility. The Moon in Capricorn reinforces this grounded tone, making structure, responsibility and realistic expectations more important than grand declarations.How to Use the DayWork and important decisionsToday's combination favours sequence, accountability and preparation. Mangalvar, Shukla Dwadashi, Uttara Ashadha and the Capricorn Moon can support sustained effort, particularly when a task requires persistence rather than novelty.Use the day for follow-through, document reviews, budget checks, pending approvals and conversations about responsibilities. If a decision affects several people, define roles and timelines clearly rather than relying on enthusiasm alone. Returning to an unfinished assignment and completing it properly may also be productive. Avoid reacting too quickly to pressure. A practical checklist and a clearly defined objective can help turn effort into useful progress.Relationships and communicationToday's energy favours maturity and reliability over emotional display. Direct communication can work well when paired with patience. Uttara Ashadha and Capricorn may make people especially focused on duties, results or being correct, so remember to leave some warmth in important conversations.If a family or professional relationship needs attention, keep the discussion specific and focused on what can realistically be done now. Avoid reopening every old grievance. Since Mangalvar can traditionally sharpen reactions, pay attention to timing and tone. A timely response, keeping a promise or handling a shared responsibility may communicate more than a grand emotional statement.Reflection and spiritual routineThis is a good day for grounded reflection rather than abstract thinking. Spend some quiet time reviewing responsibilities, unfinished commitments and whether your daily habits actually match your priorities.Shukla Dwadashi supports thoughtful continuation, while Uttara Ashadha encourages integrity and the Capricorn influence favours discipline. A simple routine of silence, reading, journalling or a calm walk may be enough. Focus on one or two practical corrections rather than trying to create a dramatic transformation. Small, conscious changes today can help build steadier momentum through the rest of the week.Panchang Facts at a GlanceDate and VaarAugust 25, 2026, Tuesday (Mangalvar)Lunar MonthAmanta: Shravana; Purnimanta: ShravanaTithi (lunar day)Shukla Dwadashi until 6:20 am; then Shukla TrayodashiNakshatra (lunar constellation)Uttara Ashadha until 10:50 pm; then ShravanaYog (Sun-Moon combination)Ayushman until 7:40 am; then SaubhagyaKaran (half-tithi division)Balava until 6:20 am; then Kaulava until 7:13 pm; then Taitila until 7:59 am, WednesdayMoon sign (zodiac position)CapricornAuspicious Timings (Shubh Muhurat)PeriodStartEndBrahma Muhurta4:26 am5:11 amPratah Sandhya4:49 am5:55 amAbhijit Muhurta11:57 am12:48 pmAmrit Kalam3:48 pm5:34 pmVijaya Muhurta2:32 pm3:23 pmGodhuli Muhurta6:50 pm7:12 pmSayahana Sandhya6:50 pm7:57 pmNishita Muhurta12:01 am, Wednesday12:45 am, WednesdaySiddha Yog6:21 am5:56 am, WednesdayTripushkara Yog5:55 am6:20 amRavi Yog10:51 pm5:56 am, WednesdayThose who follow Panchang timings may find these periods especially supportive:Brahma Muhurta: 4:26 am to 5:11 amA suitable time for quiet planning, reflection or setting priorities before the day's activities begin.Abhijit Muhurta: 11:57 am to 12:48 pmA favourable period for a key decision, important meeting or task that requires balanced judgment and a clear mind.Vijaya Muhurta: 2:32 pm to 3:23 pmThe day's highlighted window, traditionally suited to determined action and purposeful follow-through. It may be useful for an important confirmation, formal submission, closing a pending matter or beginning a task that requires resolve.Siddha YogSiddha Yog is also present alongside other favourable Yog periods, adding a traditionally supportive note for constructive and practical work.Inauspicious and Caution TimingsPeriodStartEndRahu Kaal3:36 pm5:13 pmGulika Kaal12:23 pm1:59 pmYamaganda9:09 am10:46 amDur Muhurtam8:30 am9:22 amDur Muhurtam11:16 pm12:00 am, WednesdayVarjyam3:12 am, Wednesday4:57 am, WednesdayVidaal Yog10:51 pm5:56 am, WednesdayTraditional Panchang recommends using these periods for routine work rather than major beginnings:Rahu Kaal: Until 5:13 pmIf possible, avoid starting a major new initiative or making a significant first move during this period, particularly when the matter can be scheduled for a steadier time. Use the window instead for routine follow-up, proofreading, preparation or work already underway.Vidaal Yog: Until 5:56 am (Wednesday)This period may be better suited to review, closure and routine work than to fresh beginnings, particularly late at night.Mixed indication: Siddha Yog and Vidaal YogAs Siddha Yog and Vidaal Yog operate together for part of the period, the indications are mixed. Readers may therefore distinguish between continuing an existing task and making a symbolic or significant new beginning rather than treating the period as entirely favourable or unfavourable.Sunrise, Sunset, Moonrise and MoonsetSunrise5:55 amSunset6:50 pmMoonrise5:15 pmMoonset3:56 am, WednesdayRahu Kaal Timings Across IndiaCityRahu KaalMumbai3:49 pm to 5:24 pmDelhi (NCR)3:36 pm to 5:13 pmBengaluru3:28 pm to 5:01 pmHyderabad3:26 pm to 5:00 pmChennai3:17 pm to 4:51 pmAhmedabad3:52 pm to 5:28 pmPune3:45 pm to 5:19 pmKolkata2:49 pm to 4:24 pmJaipur3:41 pm to 5:18 pmKochi3:32 pm to 5:05 pmLucknow3:21 pm to 4:57 pmIndore3:39 pm to 5:14 pmGuwahati2:37 pm to 4:13 pmChandigarh3:39 pm to 5:16 pmSurat3:50 pm to 5:25 pmVisakhapatnam3:07 pm to 4:41 pmNagpur3:25 pm to 5:00 pmCoimbatore3:30 pm to 5:03 pmVaranasi3:12 pm to 4:48 pmBhubaneswar2:58 pm to 4:33 pmOverallTraditional Panchang guidance suggests that August 25 favours steadiness over spectacle. Focus on disciplined effort, clear boundaries and sensible timing. Keep plans realistic, complete what genuinely matters and allow patience to guide both work and communication.This article presents traditional Panchang guidance for general information. Timings may vary depending on location.Dr. Achary Kalki Krishnan(Vastu consultant, Vedic astrologer, Researcher, Educator & Corporate mentor)Teaching and practising Astrology, Vastu, and Numerology for more than three decades, Dr Achary Kalki Krishnan is a senior Vastu consultant, Vedic astrologer, researcher, educator and corporate mentor. Born in the sacred region of Vindhyachal Shakti Peeth, situated between Prayagraj and Varanasi, Dr Achary Kalki Krishnan is considered one of the most respected, knowledgeable, and qualified Astrologers and Vastu consultants of India.