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Choghadiya Today in Princeton

Friday, 11 September 2026

Amrit Choghadiya

09:45 AM – 11:20 AM

The most auspicious of today's eight daytime periods

Day Choghadiya

Sunrise 06:35 AM → sunset 07:14 PM

Chal

06:35 AM–08:10 AM

Venus

Labh

08:10 AM–09:45 AM

Mercury

Amrit

09:45 AM–11:20 AM

Moon

Kaal

11:20 AM–12:55 PM

Saturn

Shubh

12:55 PM–02:29 PM

Jupiter

Rog

02:29 PM–04:04 PM

Mars

Udveg

04:04 PM–05:39 PM

Sun

Chal

05:39 PM–07:14 PM

Venus

Night Choghadiya

Sunset 07:14 PM → next sunrise

Rog

07:14 PM–08:39 PM

Mars

Kaal

08:39 PM–10:05 PM

Saturn

Labh

10:05 PM–11:30 PM

Mercury

Udveg

11:30 PM–12:55 AM

Sun

Shubh

12:55 AM–02:21 AM

Jupiter

Amrit

02:21 AM–03:46 AM

Moon

Chal

03:46 AM–05:11 AM

Venus

Rog

05:11 AM–06:36 AM

Mars

Computed from today's sunrise and sunset at Princeton's coordinates, per traditional convention.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Amrit Choghadiya time today in Princeton?

Today (Friday, 11 September 2026), Amrit Choghadiya in Princeton runs from 09:45 AM to 11:20 AM. Amrit is one of the three auspicious Choghadiya periods, alongside Shubh and Labh.

What is Choghadiya?

Choghadiya divides the day into 8 periods between sunrise and sunset, and the night into 8 more between sunset and the next sunrise. Each is ruled by a planet and labelled auspicious (Amrit, Shubh, Labh), inauspicious (Udveg, Rog, Kaal) or neutral (Chal). It is used to pick a favourable window for travel, purchases, or starting something new.

Why are day and night Choghadiya periods different lengths?

Because each half is divided by its own span, not by the clock. The 8 day periods share the hours between sunrise and sunset, and the 8 night periods share the hours between sunset and the following sunrise — so outside the equinoxes one set is longer than the other, and both shift through the year. The periods below are computed for Princeton's own coordinates.

This result is offered for informational and entertainment purposes only, based on the birth details and traditional rules you provided. It is one input among many an astrologer would consider, and is not a substitute for professional astrological, medical, legal, or financial advice. See our full disclaimer for details.

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