Rahu Kaal Today — Singapore

Thursday, 2026-08-20 · Singapore, Singapore · UTC+8

Rahu Kaal today

14:3916:10

91 minutes · one-eighth of today's 07:0519:12 day

Note the length: 91 minutes, not a flat 90. Rahu Kaal is an eighth of the real solar day, so it changes with the season and with where you are. This is computed for Singapore's own coordinates with the Swiss Ephemeris.

The four windows people confuse

Three inauspicious, one auspicious. All four are eighths of today's solar arc in Singapore.

Rahu Kaal

Rahu

14:3916:10

The window to avoid beginning anything new — travel, signing, buying, a first meeting.

Yamaganda

Ketu

07:0508:36

Also avoided for new beginnings, and routinely mistaken for Rahu Kaal.

Gulika Kaal

Saturn

10:0711:37

Saturn's eighth. Traditionally avoided, though held to be the mildest of the three.

Abhijit Muhurat

Brahma

12:4413:33

The opposite: the midday window held to be auspicious for almost anything.

Rahu Kaal by weekday in Singapore

The eighth Rahu occupies is set by the weekday, so the window moves by hours across the week. These are this week's actual values for Singapore.

DayRahu KaalLengthSunrise
Sunday17:4219:1391 min07:06
Monday08:3610:0791 min07:05
Tuesday16:1117:4190 min07:05
Wednesday13:0914:3990 min07:05
Thursday · today14:3916:1091 min07:05
Friday11:3713:0891 min07:05
Saturday10:0611:3791 min07:04

Why Singapore needs its own figure

Across the year

In Singapore, Rahu Kaal is shortest around the December solstice at 90 minutes and longest around the June solstice at 91 minutes — a spread of 1 minutes, driven entirely by this city's latitude. A table printing a flat 90 is wrong at both ends of the year.

Frequently asked

What is the Rahu Kaal time today in Singapore?

Today, Thursday, Rahu Kaal in Singapore, Singapore runs 14:39 to 16:10 — 91 minutes. It is computed from today's sunrise (07:05) and sunset (19:12) for this city, so it is not the same as the figure published for a neighbouring metro.

Is Rahu Kaal always 90 minutes?

No. It is one-eighth of the interval between sunrise and sunset, so it is only 90 minutes when the day is exactly twelve hours long. In Singapore today it is 91 minutes. Tables that print a fixed 1.5 hours for every city and every date are approximating.

Does Rahu Kaal fall at the same time every day?

No — the eighth it occupies is set by the weekday, so it moves substantially. That is also why a table memorised for one day is misleading on the next.

What if I have to start something during Rahu Kaal?

Ongoing work is not affected — the caution is about beginnings. If you can move it, the next auspicious choghadiya in Singapore today is Shubh, 07:05–08:36.

Rahu Kaal in other cities

Rahu Kaal is the same for all of Singapore. Your timing is not.

This window comes from the Sun and the weekday, so the whole city shares it. Whether a period is actually good for you depends on your running dasha and the transits over your own chart.