Yamagandam Today
Yamaganda kalam (yamagandam) is a daily inauspicious period associated with Yama. Its position rotates by weekday — like rahu kaal — and starting new activities during it is traditionally avoided.
This page computes today's yamagandam for your city along with gulika kalam, dur muhurat, varjyam and the auspicious windows.
This tool runs entirely in your browser — no birth details or personal data are sent to any server. It is free with no signup and works on any device. Results use standard Vedic calculations (Lahiri ayanamsa) and are provided for traditional and informational purposes only.
Formula
Day is divided into 8 equal parts; Yamaganda occupies a weekday-specific slot
Example
On a Wednesday, yamagandam falls in a different daytime slot than on a Sunday — see the table.
How to Use
- 1. Select your city and date.
- 2. Click "Show Muhurat".
- 3. Read the Yamaganda Kalam row — avoid new starts in that window.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is yamagandam?
A daily ~90-minute inauspicious period whose slot rotates by weekday.
Is yamagandam the same as rahu kaal?
No — both are weekday-based inauspicious slots but occupy different positions.
What should I avoid?
Starting new work, journeys or ceremonies during the window.
Does it change by city?
The slot is fixed per weekday but its clock time shifts with your sunrise and sunset.