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Panchang for September 2, 2028 in Oslo

By Global Panchang Team · Updated

Saturday, September 2, 2028 · Bhadrapada masa · Shukla paksha

TithiChaturdashi till 11:23 PMNakshatraDhanishta till 3:25 AM (next day)
Rahu Kalam9:47 AM – 11:32 AMYamaganda3:01 PM – 4:45 PMGulika6:18 AM – 8:02 AMBrahma Muhurta4:58 AM – 5:38 AMAbhijit Muhurta12:48 PM – 1:44 PM
Sunrise · Sunset6:18 AM · 8:14 PM

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Daily timings and vrats

Ekadashi · paranaAuspicious timeMoonriseRahu KalamChoghadiyaHoraBrahma MuhurtaAbhijitTithi todayNakshatra todayPradoshamSankashti · moonriseAmavasyaPurnimaChandrashtamaTarabalam

Festivals in Oslo

Karthika masamMargasira masamDhanurmasamSankrantiDasara (Dussehra)Karva ChauthDhanterasDiwaliNagula ChavithiKanda ShashtiKarthika PournamiVaikunta EkadashiMaha ShivaratriUgadiSri Rama NavamiKrishna JanmashtamiGanesh ChaturthiBathukammaNavaratri

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Coming up

Rahu Kalam, next 7 days

DateRahu KalamTithi
Sun, Sep 36:27 PM – 8:11 PMPurnima
Mon, Sep 48:06 AM – 9:49 AMPratipada
Tue, Sep 54:40 PM – 6:23 PMDwitiya
Wed, Sep 61:15 PM – 2:57 PMDwitiya
Thu, Sep 72:56 PM – 4:37 PMTritiya
Fri, Sep 811:34 AM – 1:14 PMChaturthi
Sat, Sep 99:54 AM – 11:34 AMPanchami

About the panchang in Oslo

Oslo's clocks change twice a year: UTC+02:00 from Mar 26 until Oct 29 2028, and UTC+01:00 the rest of the year. Every time on this page is local clock time with the change already applied; on the switch-over days, all timings jump by an hour.

Sunrise in Oslo moves from 3:57 AM (Jun 14) to 9:23 AM (Dec 26), and daylight lasts from 5 h 47 min to 18 h 43 min. Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda and Gulika are each one-eighth of the daytime, so in Oslo they last about 43 minutes in the shortest days and 140 minutes in the longest: never a fixed 90 minutes, and never fixed clock times.

Dates can differ from India too. Tithis are counted from local sunrise, so in 2028, 4 of the 25 Ekadashis in Oslo fall on a different day than in India. That is why a panchang made for India can give the wrong fasting day here.

All calculations use Drik Ganita: Oslo's own sunrise and sunset (NOAA solar formulas) and the true positions of the Sun and Moon (Astronomy Engine, validated against NASA JPL), with Lahiri ayanamsa.

Questions

What is the tithi on September 2, 2028 in Oslo?

Chaturdashi till 11:23 PM (Bhadrapada masa · Shukla paksha).

What time is Rahu Kalam on September 2, 2028 in Oslo?

9:47 AM – 11:32 AM

When is Brahma Muhurta on September 2, 2028 in Oslo?

4:58 AM – 5:38 AM

Is this panchang accurate?

Yes. It uses Drik Ganita with Oslo's own sunrise (NOAA solar formulas) and planet positions from Astronomy Engine, which is validated against NASA JPL data.

Times are for Oslo (Europe/Oslo). Dates for the year: Ekadashi · Amavasya · Purnima