Vedic Muhurat & Panchang – Sunday, 10 May 2026
Krishna Paksha • Navami • Dhanishta nakshatra • Sunday
On Sunday, 10 May 2026 (Sunday, also called Bhanuvar), the moon is in Navami (day 9 of the waning moon), with the moon transiting Dhanishta nakshatra. The yoga is Brahma and the karana is Taitila.
The krishna paksha continues — neither a fast day nor a major festival tithi by default. The ninth tithi, associated with Rama Navami and Maha Navami of Navratri — devotional rather than worldly muhurtham. Dhanishta is considered movable — favourable for music, group activity and short journeys.
Sunday is ruled by the Sun and traditionally favoured for government work, leadership and health-related decisions.
Approximate timings (IST, Mumbai reference): sunrise 5:53 AM, sunset 6:22 PM. Rahu Kalam 4:48.375 PM – 6:22 PM; Yamaganda 12:7.5 PM – 1:41.125 PM; Gulika Kalam 3:14.75 PM – 4:48.375 PM; Abhijit Muhurta 11:43.5 AM – 12:31.5 PM. Set your city in the calculator below for exact local times.
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How astrologers read this date
In Vedic muhurta practice, three pieces of information are checked first: the tithi (Navami), the nakshatra (Dhanishta) and the weekday (Sunday). For Sunday, 10 May 2026, that combination produces a routine day.
- Marriage muhurtham: the basic check is not favourable on this date; consult an astrologer for a different date.
- House-warming (gruhapravesham): the nakshatra is acceptable but not classically preferred.
- Vehicle purchase / new business: the weekday is mixed; pick a clear muhurta within Abhijit.
- Travel: the nakshatra is light/movable — favourable.
The above is a quick rule-of-thumb based on classical muhurta tables. Regional traditions (Tamil, Kerala, Bengali, Maharashtrian) sometimes weigh things differently — for binding decisions, consult a qualified astrologer with your janma rashi and lagna.