No panchang-pure shubha muhurats are available in this month.
No panchang-pure shubha muhurats are available in this month.
No panchang-pure shubha muhurats are available in this month.
No panchang-pure shubha muhurats are available in this month.
No panchang-pure shubha muhurats are available in this month.
No panchang-pure shubha muhurats are available in this month.
Auspicious mundan dates in 2026 — New Delhi
Panchanga-pure muhurat calculations based on Nakshatra, Tithi & planetary positions
Shubh Muhurat by Season in 2026 — New Delhi
Based on the actual panchang calculation loaded above for New Delhi, 2026.
February, April–May: Peak Season for Auspicious Dates
February, April–May together carry 13 shubha muhurat dates — the richest window of 2026 for planning in New Delhi. Chaturmas has not begun and favourable nakshatras align most frequently during these months.
January, August–December: Why Shubh Muhurat Dates Disappear
January, August–December shows zero shubha muhurat dates. This is typically caused by Chaturmas, Kharmas, or Venus/Jupiter combustion (Tara Asta). Our calculator checks all conditions dynamically; dates only appear when every classical filter passes.
March, June–July: Second Window for Shubh Muhurat Dates
March, June–July offers 7 additional shubha muhurat dates — useful if you couldn't find a date during the primary window. Planetary positions and nakshatra combinations in these months can still deliver high-quality muhurat windows.
City-Specific Panchang-Pure Mundan Muhurats
Mundan (the first tonsure) is one of the 16 shodasha samskaras codified in the Ashvalayana Grihyasutra and later systematised in the Dharmasindhu. It is believed to remove karmic impurities carried from past lives — the child's first hair is offered to the deity as a symbol of fresh beginnings. This makes the choice of Nakshatra critically important for the ceremony.
Our engine simultaneously cross-checks Nakshatra, Tithi, Yoga, Weekday, and seasonal blocks against the exact local sunrise-sunset for your selected city. Inauspicious nakshatras like Krittika, Ardra, and Magha are automatically excluded.
Should hair be left uncut until Mundan?
In most North Indian traditions, yes — the child's hair is not cut at all until the first Mundan ceremony. The full head tonsure during Mundan is the child's symbolic "first haircut" and the occasion holds profound spiritual significance.
Classical Rules for Mundan Muhurat
Mundan Muhurat — Frequently Asked Questions
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Based on classical Vedic Panchanga rules. Consult a qualified Jyotish practitioner for major ceremonies.