Disclaimer: Panchang data is based on traditional Vedic calculations using Swiss Ephemeris with Lahiri Ayanamsa and is provided for informational and cultural reference only. It should not be considered professional advice.

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Panchang for Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Vedic calendar for this Gregorian date: 2026-02-24 · Saptami · Krittika · Indra

Tuesday · Mangalavara · Ruled by Mars

At a Glance

Tithi

Saptami

Nakshatra

Krittika

Yoga

Indra

Karana

Vanija

Vara

Tuesday

Tithi (Lunar Day)

Saptami

MeaningSeventh lunar day
Presiding DeitySurya
NatureGood

Nakshatra (Lunar Mansion)

🔪 Krittika

MeaningThe cutter
RulerSun
QualitySharp, purifying

Yoga

Indra

NaturePowerful

Yoga is the angular relationship between the Sun and Moon, indicating the overall energy of the day.

Karana

Vanija

NatureCommerce

Karana is half of a Tithi and influences shorter activities and tasks during the day.

Vara (Day)

Tuesday (Mangalavara)

Planetary RulerMars
ElementFire

Lagna (Ascendant)

Aquarius (Kumbha)

The Lagna at sunrise determines the rising sign for the day, influencing the overall astrological context.

Nakshatra for this day

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Krittika

Ruler: SunQuality: Sharp, purifyingMeaning: The cutter

On Tuesday, February 24, 2026, the Moon transited through Krittika. This nakshatra colors the emotional tone and activities traditionally associated with that calendar day.

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About this Panchang (2026-02-24)

This page shows the Hindu Panchang for Tuesday, February 24, 2026 (2026-02-24): Saptami Tithi, Krittika Nakshatra, Indra Yoga, Vanija Karana, and Tuesday Vara — computed with Swiss Ephemeris and Lahiri Ayanamsa.

Panchang (meaning "five limbs") is the Vedic Hindu calendar that tracks five key elements of each day: Tithi (lunar day), Nakshatra (lunar mansion), Yoga (Sun-Moon angle), Karana (half-tithi), and Vara (weekday).

These five elements together determine the auspiciousness of any given moment. Vedic astrologers use the Panchang to identify the best times for important activities like marriages, business ventures, travel, and spiritual practices (muhurta).

The Panchang is calculated based on the precise positions of the Sun and Moon using the Swiss Ephemeris with Lahiri Ayanamsa, ensuring accuracy for sidereal Vedic calculations.