Rahu Kaal Today — Newark, USA

Friday, March 20, 2026 · Based on local Newark sunrise · 9h 30m behind IST

Rahu Kaal
10:02 AM – 11:33 AM EDT
🇮🇳 7:32 PM – 9:03 PM IST
⏳ 1h 31m 🌅 Sunrise 7:01 AM EDT

This Week in Newark

DayLocal Time🇮🇳 ISTDuration
Fri, Mar 20(today)10:02 AM – 11:33 AMEDT7:32 PM – 9:03 PM1h 31m
Sat, Mar 218:30 AM – 10:01 AMEDT6:00 PM – 7:31 PM1h 31m
Sun, Mar 224:07 PM – 5:38 PMEDT1:37 AM – 3:08 AM+11h 32m
Mon, Mar 236:56 AM – 8:27 AMEDT4:26 PM – 5:57 PM1h 32m
Tue, Mar 242:35 PM – 4:07 PMEDT12:05 AM – 1:37 AM+11h 32m
Wed, Mar 2511:30 AM – 1:03 PMEDT9:00 PM – 10:33 PM1h 33m
Thu, Mar 261:02 PM – 2:35 PMEDT10:32 PM – 12:05 AM1h 33m
Fri, Mar 279:55 AM – 11:28 AMEDT7:25 PM – 8:58 PM1h 33m

About Rahu Kaal in Newark

Newark's Rahu Kaal times are calculated from Newark's actual local sunrise, which today falls at 7:01 AM EDT (4:31 PM IST). Newark is 9h 30m behind IST, so Indian diaspora residents can check this page to see both the local Newark time and the corresponding IST equivalent — useful when coordinating with family in India.

Unlike most panchang apps which show India-based Rahu Kaal, this page calculates the correct inauspicious period for Newark's specific latitude (40.7245°) and longitude (-74.1725°). Newark observes Daylight Saving Time, so the IST offset changes twice a year — this site handles that automatically.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What time is Rahu Kaal today in Newark?
Rahu Kaal today in Newark is 10:02 AM to 11:33 AM EDT, which is 7:32 PM to 9:03 PM IST. This is based on today's sunrise at 7:01 AM EDT.
What is the IST equivalent of Rahu Kaal in Newark?
Newark is 9h 30m behind IST. Today's Rahu Kaal (10:02 AM–11:33 AM EDT) corresponds to 7:32 PM–9:03 PM IST.
Does DST affect Rahu Kaal in Newark?
Yes. When Newark observes DST, the UTC offset changes, shifting the IST equivalent of Rahu Kaal by 1 hour. This page recalculates automatically.
Is Newark Rahu Kaal the same as India?
No. Rahu Kaal in Newark is calculated from Newark's own sunrise (7:01 AM EDT today), which is entirely different from India.