Pachchakkhaan Times for Ujjain, India on Thursday, June 25, 2026
Today's Prahars (time periods) are calculated using traditional Jain astronomy specifically for your location in Ujjain, India. You have 4 day Prahars and 4 night Prahars for observing fasts and spiritual activities.
Day Prahars
Day First Prahar
Day First Prahar (203 minutes)
Day Second Prahar
Day Second Prahar (203 minutes)
Day Third Prahar
Day Third Prahar (203 minutes)
Day Fourth Prahar
Day Fourth Prahar (203 minutes)
Day Fasting Times
Navkarshi
Earliest time to break night fast after sunrise
Porshi
Beginning of Day Second Prahar - auspicious fasting time
Sadha Porshi
Mid-day fasting marker
Purimaddha
Beginning of Day Third Prahar
Avaddha
Beginning of Day Fourth Prahar
Chovihar
Last time for eating before sunset
Night Prahars
Night First Prahar
Night First Prahar (157 minutes)
Night Second Prahar
Night Second Prahar (157 minutes)
Night Third Prahar
Night Third Prahar (157 minutes)
Night Fourth Prahar
Night Fourth Prahar (157 minutes)
Night Fasting Times
Evening Pratikraman
Evening prayer and repentance ritual
Santhara Porshi
Beginning of Night Second Prahar
Nishita
Middle of the night - sacred time for meditation
Morning Pratikraman
Pre-dawn prayer and repentance ritual
Understanding Jain Pachchakkhaan
Pachchakkhaan (પચ્છખાન) refers to the Jain practice of observing specific fasting times and periods. The day and night are divided into Prahars (periods) to help practitioners maintain discipline in their spiritual practice.
Each day and night is divided into 4 equal Prahars (periods). These divisions help Jain practitioners observe proper times for eating, fasting, prayers, and spiritual activities.
These calculations are made precisely for your specific location using traditional principles of Jain astronomy, ensuring your fasting and spiritual practices align with the proper cosmic timing.
Sunrise: 05:42 AM
Day Duration: 813 minutes
Sunset: 07:16 PM
Night Duration: 626 minutes