Find Varjyam today for your city — computed live for your local sunrise and timezone, not copied from India timings.
Varjyam (also Varjam, వర్జ్యం) is an inauspicious window of about 1 hour 36 minutes each day that is traditionally avoided for beginning anything important.
Like Amrutha Kalam, Varjyam is derived from the day’s Nakshatram — each Nakshatra has a fixed offset at which Varjyam begins, running for one-fifteenth of the nakshatra’s duration (about 1h36m). Because it tracks the nakshatra’s start and end — which depend on your local sunrise — the clock time varies by city. It is the inauspicious counterpart of Amrutha Gadiyalu.
Does Varjyam change by city?
Yes. It is tied to your local sunrise and the day’s Nakshatram, so the clock time differs between, say, Hyderabad, Toronto and Sydney. Pick your city above for the correct local time.
Is Varjyam good or bad?
Varjyam is inauspicious — traditionally avoided for starting anything important.
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