Sun (Surya) Nakshatra Transit 2028

The Sun is the soul (atma) and the source of vitality, authority and father-figures in Vedic astrology. It moves through one sign roughly every month and never turns retrograde.

Each sign holds two and a quarter nakshatras (13°20' each). A nakshatra transit is the moment a graha moves from one lunar mansion into the next, a finer timing layer than the sign change that is used in muhurta, Panchang and event timing. The Sun spends about a month in each sign. Times below are exact to the minute, calculated with the sidereal Lahiri ayanamsa.

All times shown in: Asia/Kolkata

Date Time Sun Nakshatra Transition Action
11-Jan-2028 Tuesday 08:50 PM Purva Ashadha → Uttara Ashadha
24-Jan-2028 Monday 11:10 PM Uttara Ashadha → Shravana
07-Feb-2028 Monday 02:16 AM Shravana → Dhanishta
20-Feb-2028 Sunday 06:51 AM Dhanishta → Shatabhisha
04-Mar-2028 Saturday 01:03 PM Shatabhisha → Purva Bhadrapada
17-Mar-2028 Friday 09:35 PM Purva Bhadrapada → Uttara Bhadrapada
31-Mar-2028 Friday 08:20 AM Uttara Bhadrapada → Revati
13-Apr-2028 Thursday 09:44 PM Revati → Ashwini
27-Apr-2028 Thursday 01:30 PM Ashwini → Bharani
11-May-2028 Thursday 07:42 AM Bharani → Krittika
25-May-2028 Thursday 03:54 AM Krittika → Rohini
08-Jun-2028 Thursday 01:47 AM Rohini → Mrigashira
22-Jun-2028 Thursday 12:48 AM Mrigashira → Ardra
06-Jul-2028 Thursday 12:22 AM Ardra → Punarvasu
19-Jul-2028 Wednesday 11:55 PM Punarvasu → Pushya
02-Aug-2028 Wednesday 10:45 PM Pushya → Ashlesha
16-Aug-2028 Wednesday 08:28 PM Ashlesha → Magha
30-Aug-2028 Wednesday 04:21 PM Magha → Purva Phalguni
13-Sep-2028 Wednesday 10:16 AM Purva Phalguni → Uttara Phalguni
27-Sep-2028 Wednesday 01:40 AM Uttara Phalguni → Hasta
10-Oct-2028 Tuesday 02:44 PM Hasta → Chitra
24-Oct-2028 Tuesday 01:08 AM Chitra → Swati
06-Nov-2028 Monday 09:20 AM Swati → Vishakha
19-Nov-2028 Sunday 03:19 PM Vishakha → Anuradha
02-Dec-2028 Saturday 07:39 PM Anuradha → Jyeshtha
15-Dec-2028 Friday 10:40 PM Jyeshtha → Mula
29-Dec-2028 Friday 12:53 AM Mula → Purva Ashadha

Note: positions are calculated with the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa using the Swiss Ephemeris. Other Panchang sources use slightly different ayanamsa values, so their times can differ from these by a few minutes for the Sun and Moon, and by more for slower planets such as Jupiter and Saturn.