Choghadiya Today — Chennai
Wednesday, 28 October 2026
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Showing Chennai, Tamil Nadu · Wednesday, 28 October 2026 · local time IST (UTC+5:30)
Today in brief
The day Choghadiya in Chennai on Wednesday, 28 October 2026 starts with Labh at sunrise (06:02) and the night Choghadiya with Udveg at sunset (17:44). The good daytime slots are Labh 06:02–07:29, Amrit 07:29–08:57, Shubh 10:25–11:53, Labh 16:16–17:44.
Why today
- Sunrise 06:02, sunset 17:44 in Chennai — Every window here is a share of the real local daylight or night, so the clock times are this city’s own.
- Wednesday starts with Labh — The weekday fixes the first slot; the day and the night are each split into eight slots.
Good daytime slots Supportive
- Labh: 06:02–07:29
- Amrit: 07:29–08:57
- Shubh: 10:25–11:53
- Labh: 16:16–17:44
Day Choghadiya (sunrise 06:02 → sunset 17:44)
- Labh: 06:02–07:29
good - Amrit: 07:29–08:57
good - Kaal: 08:57–10:25
avoid for new starts - Shubh: 10:25–11:53
good - Rog: 11:53–13:20
avoid for new starts - Udveg: 13:20–14:48
avoid for new starts - Char: 14:48–16:16
neutral - Labh: 16:16–17:44
good
Night Choghadiya (sunset → next sunrise)
- Udveg: 17:44–19:16
avoid for new starts - Shubh: 19:16–20:48
good - Amrit: 20:48–22:20
good - Char: 22:20–23:53
neutral - Rog: 23:53–01:25
avoid for new starts - Kaal: 01:25–02:57
avoid for new starts - Labh: 02:57–04:30
good - Udveg: 04:30–06:02
avoid for new starts
Also today
- Rahu Kaal: 11:53–13:20
- Abhijit Muhurta: not used on Wednesday
Questions about today
What is the Choghadiya in Chennai today?
On Wednesday, 28 October 2026 the day Choghadiya starts with Labh at 06:02 and the night Choghadiya with Udveg at 17:44.
Which Choghadiya slots are good in Chennai on 28 October 2026?
The good daytime slots are Labh 06:02–07:29, Amrit 07:29–08:57, Shubh 10:25–11:53, Labh 16:16–17:44.
What each slot means
- — Good — the best slot, for any important start
- — Good — ceremonies, learning and new starts
- — Good — business, buying and money matters
- — Neutral — considered fine for travel
- — Avoid for new starts
- — Avoid for new starts
- — Avoid for new starts
How is worked out
The day (sunrise to sunset) and the night (sunset to the next sunrise) are each split into eight equal slots, so a slot is longer than 90 minutes in summer daytime and shorter in winter. The weekday fixes the first slot of the day — Udveg on Sunday, Amrit on Monday, Rog on Tuesday, Labh on Wednesday, Shubh on Thursday, Char on Friday, Kaal on Saturday — and the slots then follow a fixed order.
Night slots after midnight still belong to the same Panchang day, which runs from sunrise to the next sunrise. Times are local clock times rounded to the nearest minute. How we calculate this →
Chennai — local guide
Notable temples
- Kapaleeshwarar Temple — Shiva temple in Mylapore. Source: Wikipedia
- Parthasarathy Temple — 6th-century Vishnu temple in Triplicane. Source: Wikipedia
Festivals especially linked to the city
- Arupathimoovar festival — The Kapaleeshwarar temple's best-known festival, in the Tamil month of Panguni. Source: Wikipedia
- Vaikunta Ekadashi — The most important festival at the Parthasarathy Temple. Source: Wikipedia
Each line comes from the linked source. For darshan and festival timings, check with the temple or local notices.