Panchang for 20 September 2026: Sun, Moon, and Bappa Immersion Details

According to the Hindu lunisolar calendar, Sunday, 20 September 2026, carries several ritualistic and astrological significances. The Shukla Paksha Navami of Bhadrapada is observed until 5:51 PM, after which the Dashami commences. This coincides with the seventh day of the Ganesh festival, earmarked for a special "Bappa" puja and subsequent immersion ceremony.

Solar observations list sunrise at 6:18 AM and sunset at 6:22 PM. Lunar movements show moonrise at 2:21 PM and moonset at 1:05 AM the following night. The Sun occupies the Uttara Phalguni nakshatra at this time.

A Saubhagya Yoga offers auspicious energy up to 3:23 PM, succeeded by a Shobhan Yoga. The most propitious period—Abhijit Muhurat—covers 11:56 AM to 12:44 PM. The night-time Amrit Kal, considered especially beneficial, runs from 11:11 PM to 12:59 AM.

Inauspicious windows include Rahukala (4:51 PM‑6:21 PM), Gulika Kala (3:21 PM‑4:51 PM), and Yamagandha Kala (12:20 PM‑1:50 PM). Classical teachings advise against starting new work during these spans.

Astrologically, the Sun is positioned in Virgo while the Moon resides in Sagittarius. The western direction is flagged as Disha‑Shul, indicating that travel toward the west is discouraged unless corrective astrological remedies are employed.