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Hutashan Yoga Timings for 2026

Hutashan Yoga Timings

Hutashan Yoga DaysHutashan Yoga Timings
February 23, 2026, Monday06:52 AM to 09:09 AM
February 24, 2026, Tuesday06:51 AM to 07:02 AM
March 23, 2026, Monday06:38 PM to 06:20 AM, Mar 24
March 24, 2026, Tuesday04:08 PM to 06:19 AM, Mar 25
March 25, 2026, Wednesday01:50 PM to 06:18 AM, Mar 26
March 26, 2026, Thursday11:49 AM to 06:17 AM, Mar 27
March 27, 2026, Friday10:07 AM to 06:16 AM, Mar 28
March 28, 2026, Saturday08:46 AM to 06:15 AM, Mar 29
March 29, 2026, Sunday07:46 AM to 06:13 AM, Mar 30
July 23, 2026, Thursday05:37 AM to 07:03 AM
July 24, 2026, Friday05:38 AM to 09:13 AM
July 25, 2026, Saturday05:38 AM to 11:34 AM
July 26, 2026, Sunday05:39 AM to 01:58 PM
August 17, 2026, Monday05:00 PM to 05:51 AM, Aug 18
August 18, 2026, Tuesday05:51 PM to 05:52 AM, Aug 19
August 19, 2026, Wednesday07:20 PM to 05:52 AM, Aug 20
August 20, 2026, Thursday09:18 PM to 05:53 AM, Aug 21
August 21, 2026, Friday11:36 PM to 05:54 AM, Aug 22
August 23, 2026, Sunday02:00 AM to 05:54 AM
August 24, 2026, Monday04:19 AM to 05:55 AM
November 19, 2026, Thursday06:46 AM to 07:06 AM
November 20, 2026, Friday06:47 AM to 07:16 AM
December 14, 2026, Monday07:16 PM to 07:06 AM, Dec 15
December 15, 2026, Tuesday09:19 PM to 07:06 AM, Dec 16
December 16, 2026, Wednesday10:46 PM to 07:07 AM, Dec 17
December 17, 2026, Thursday11:26 PM to 07:07 AM, Dec 18
December 18, 2026, Friday11:14 PM to 07:08 AM, Dec 19
December 19, 2026, Saturday10:09 PM to 07:08 AM, Dec 20
December 20, 2026, Sunday08:15 PM to 07:09 AM, Dec 21

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About Hutashan Yoga

What is Hutashan Yoga?

Hutashan Yoga (हुताशन योग) is one of the traditional Vaara-Tithi (weekday-lunar day) combination Yogas used in Panchang for Muhurat screening. “Hutashan” is a Sanskrit name for Agni, the fire deity — literally, “the one who consumes offerings.” True to its fiery name, Hutashan Yoga is treated as a cautionary window best factored into planning rather than a favorable one.

Astronomical Formation — The Vaara-Tithi Rule

Hutashan Yoga depends purely on the pairing of the weekday (Vaara) and the current Tithi (lunar day) — the Moon's Nakshatra is not a factor. Each weekday has exactly one Tithi that triggers this Yoga:

  • Sunday (Ravivara): Dwadashi Tithi
  • Monday (Somavara): Shashthi Tithi
  • Tuesday (Mangalavara): Saptami Tithi
  • Wednesday (Budhavara): Ashtami Tithi
  • Thursday (Guruvara): Navami Tithi
  • Friday (Shukravara): Dashami Tithi
  • Saturday (Shanivara): Ekadashi Tithi

Because it recurs on this fixed Tithi-weekday pairing, Hutashan Yoga returns roughly once each lunar month, whenever that weekday and Tithi coincide.

Why It Is Considered Inauspicious

Being associated with Agni, Hutashan Yoga is traditionally viewed as carrying a volatile, consuming quality — suitable for nothing that is meant to be nurtured and built up slowly. Muhurat texts generally advise against scheduling weddings, Griha Pravesha, foundation-laying ceremonies, new business launches, or other long-term commitments during this window. It is grouped alongside similar cautionary Vaara-Tithi combinations such as Vish and Dagdha Yoga.

Important Considerations

Each Hutashan Yoga window runs continuously through the Tithi and is shown split at local sunrise, in line with Panchang convention. Since Tithi boundaries shift slightly day to day, always verify the exact start and end times above for your city, and cross-check against any other yogas or muhurats active on the same date before finalizing important plans.

Frequently Asked Questions about Hutashan Yoga

Hutashan Yoga is an inauspicious Vaara-Tithi combination formed when a specific Tithi (lunar day) falls on a specific weekday. It is named after Hutashan, another name for Agni, the fire deity.
'Hutashan' means 'the consumer of offerings,' a Sanskrit epithet for Agni. The name reflects the volatile, consuming quality traditionally associated with this Yoga rather than a literal reference to fire hazards.
No. Unlike Ravi Yoga or Halaahal Yoga, Hutashan Yoga is a pure Vaara-Tithi (weekday-lunar day) combination — the Moon's Nakshatra position does not factor into whether it forms.
Traditional Muhurat guidance recommends avoiding the start of long-term undertakings — such as weddings, Griha Pravesha, foundation-laying, or new business ventures — during Hutashan Yoga.
Since each weekday has one fixed qualifying Tithi, Hutashan Yoga recurs roughly once every lunar month, whenever that Tithi falls on its corresponding weekday.
Timings are derived from the precise Tithi boundary crossings combined with your city's local sunrise, giving continuous time windows tailored to your chosen location.