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Ugadi 2027 in Philadelphia: Wed, Apr 7

By Kulasekhar Mittapalli · Updated

When is Ugadi 2027 in Philadelphia?

Wednesday, April 7, 2027. Same day in India.

In Philadelphia, PA, Ugadi is on Wednesday, April 7, 2027. The tithi runs from Tue, Apr 6 7:51 PM to Wed, Apr 7 6:59 PM. Same date as in India; only the time is local.

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In India (Hyderabad)Wed, Apr 7

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Ugadi times in Philadelphia

Philadelphia vs India

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Questions

When is Ugadi 2027 in Philadelphia?

Ugadi is on Wednesday, April 7, 2027 in Philadelphia, PA.

Is Ugadi on the same day in Philadelphia and India?

Yes, Wed, Apr 7 in both; the times follow each city's own sunrise and sunset.

How are these times calculated?

From Philadelphia's own sunrise and sunset (NOAA) and the Moon's position (Astronomy Engine, Lahiri ayanamsa), using classical Drik Ganita rules. Confirm family customs with your priest.

Times are local to Philadelphia, PA (America/New_York). Please confirm family customs with your priest.