Rahu Kaal today · Sunday, 1 November 2026

Rahu Kaal in Kolkata

West Bengal

Sunday · Rahu Kaal03:34 PM – 04:59 PMYamaganda 11:20 AM – 12:44 PM · Gulika 02:09 PM – 03:34 PM · Abhijit 10:57 AM – 11:42 AM

Rahu Kaal this week

DayRahu KaalYamagandaGulika
Sunday, 1 November 202603:34 PM – 04:59 PM11:20 AM – 12:44 PM02:09 PM – 03:34 PM
Monday, 2 November 202607:05 AM – 08:30 AM09:55 AM – 11:19 AM12:44 PM – 02:09 PM
Tuesday, 3 November 202602:09 PM – 03:33 PM08:30 AM – 09:55 AM11:19 AM – 12:44 PM
Wednesday, 4 November 202611:19 AM – 12:44 PM07:06 AM – 08:31 AM09:55 AM – 11:19 AM
Thursday, 5 November 202612:44 PM – 02:08 PM05:42 AM – 07:07 AM08:31 AM – 09:55 AM
Friday, 6 November 202609:55 AM – 11:20 AM02:08 PM – 03:32 PM07:07 AM – 08:31 AM
Saturday, 7 November 202608:32 AM – 09:56 AM12:44 PM – 02:08 PM05:43 AM – 07:08 AM

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What Rahu kaal is

The daylight hours, sunrise to sunset, are divided into eight equal parts. One part of each weekday is Rahu kaal: the eighth on Sunday, the second on Monday, the seventh on Tuesday, the fifth on Wednesday, the sixth on Thursday, the fourth on Friday and the third on Saturday.

By tradition nothing new is begun in Rahu kaal: no new venture, journey or purchase. Work already under way carries on. Yamaganda and Gulika kaal are other parts of the day read the same way; Abhijit muhurta, around midday, is the auspicious window.

Day length changes with the city and the season, so every city's Rahu kaal is different. These times come from each city's actual sunrise and sunset.

What time is Rahu kaal today in Kolkata?

Rahu kaal in Kolkata on Sunday, 1 November 2026 (Sunday) is 03:34 PM – 04:59 PM.

When are Yamaganda and Gulika kaal today in Kolkata?

Yamaganda is 11:20 AM – 12:44 PM and Gulika kaal is 02:09 PM – 03:34 PM.

When is Abhijit muhurta today?

In Kolkata, Abhijit muhurta is 10:57 AM – 11:42 AM.

Can I travel during Rahu kaal?

Tradition avoids starting a new journey or task in Rahu kaal; it does not apply to work already under way. It is a custom, not a reason for fear.

Why is Rahu kaal different in every city?

Rahu kaal is an eighth of the daylight hours, and the length of the day depends on each city's sunrise and sunset.

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