On Saturday, 10 October 2026, it is Amavasya of Krishna Paksha, in the month of Ashwin. The day falls on a Shanivara, traditionally ruled by Saturn, with the Moon resting in Hasta nakshatra. Amavasya is generally avoided for major new ventures — devotional activities are fine, but for big decisions, another day may suit better. Between 10:43 AM and 12:06 PM, Rahu Kaal is in effect; elders advise against starting anything new during this window. The most auspicious moment of the day is Abhijit Muhurta, from 1:07 PM to 1:51 PM — a good slot for anything important. Vrat: દિવાળી is observed on Saturday, 10 October 2026, an important fasting day in the Gujarati tradition.
New Moon — sacred day for ancestral offerings (Pitru Tarpan)
Royal — favorable for authority and power
Amavasya is the 15th day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashwin. New Moon — sacred day for ancestral offerings (Pitru Tarpan) In the Gujarati Amanta tradition, months end on Amavasya (new moon).
Indra is one of 27 Yogas in Vedic astrology, calculated from the combined longitudes of Sun and Moon. Royal — favorable for authority and power The Moon is in Hasta Nakshatra (Pada 3) — Skillful, practical energy — favors craftsmanship, deals, and activities requiring precision.