United States · America/New_York
Tamil panchangam for New Jersey
US Eastern observes daylight saving. AstroYogam does not use a fixed IST offset - it uses IANA America/New_York rules.
What changes with location
With a sunrise-anchored panchangam, the same sky moment can land on different civil dates. The sample below is engine-computed - not a live daily table.
Sample: 2026-06-15 (engine) - not live today
| Place | Sunrise | Tithi at sunrise | Nakshatra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chennai | 15 Jun 2026, 05:43 | Amavasya | Mrigashira |
| New Jersey | 15 Jun 2026, 14:56 | Pratipada | Mrigashira |
On this sample day, Chennai sunrise tithi is Amavasya while New Jersey sunrise tithi is Pratipada - same civil date label intent, different limb at local sunrise.
How AstroYogam handles it
- · IANA timezones and historical rules (not a fixed IST offset)
- · Local sunrise - disc-center with refraction
- · Lahiri sidereal positions; geocentric Moon
- · DST via the timezone database - no manual hour hacks
Methodology: /en/guides/methodology
Today's panchangam in New Jersey
This v1 page is reference only - no live daily table yet. In the app, set your place near New Jersey (40.74, -74.17) to see the five limbs.
Open AstroYogamFAQ
Should I use India times abroad?
For sunrise-anchored limbs - no. Use local sunrise for your place.
Does DST affect nalla neram?
Wall-clock labels move with the zone; sky events are continuous.
Which panchangam do temples in New Jersey follow?
It varies by temple - ask the local priest. We compute Thirukanitha for the coordinates you set.