Vikramaditya Vedic clock installed in Kashi Vishwanath temple, which works on sunrise based Indian time system. This watch provides information like calendar, date, constellation and planetary position and combines Indian tradition with modern technology.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav presented ‘Vikramaditya Vedic Watch’ dedicated to Baba Vishwanath to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on 03 April 2026 (Pratipada, Vaishakh Krishna Paksha, Vikram Samvat 2083). After this, on 04 April 2026 (Dwitiya), this clock was installed in the premises of Kashi Vishwanath Temple.
From Ujjain to Kashi: Chain of Vedic Clock Establishments
After the establishment of this Vedic clock in Ujjain, the center of time calculation, now there is a plan to install it in the major Jyotirlingas of the country. In this sequence, this watch was first offered to Baba Vishwanath. This initiative is an important effort to re-establish the Indian culture and time counting system.
What is ‘Vikramaditya Vedic Clock’?
‘Vikramaditya Vedic Clock’ is a modern digital clock based on the ancient time calculation system of India. Its objective is to integrate the Indian time system with modern technology. This watch was launched by PM Modi on 29 February 2024.
Sunrise based Vedic time system
This clock operates from sunrise. That means the time will be calculated according to the place where sunrise will occur.
- One day: 30 moments
- Sunrise to sunset: 15 Muhurta
- Sunset to next sunrise: 15 muhurat
In this way a complete Vedic day is divided into 30 Muhurtas.
Calculation of Muhurta, Kala and Kashtha
- 1 Muhurat: 48 minutes (may vary as per location)
- 1 Muhurta: 30 Kala
- 1 st: 96 seconds
- 1 Art: 30 Kashtha
- 1 stick: 3.2 seconds
The basis of this calculation is the position of the Sun and geographical location.
Important information found in Vedic clock
The following information can be obtained through this Vedic clock:
- Vedic time
- Indian Standard Time (IST)
- Location
- Almanac
- Vikram Samvat
- date
- auspicious time
- Yoga, Karan
- constellation
- sun sign and moon sign
- Bhadra position and planetary positions
Vedic watch: confluence of tradition and modern technology
Developed by ‘Maharaja Vikramaditya Shodhpeeth’ based in Ujjain, this clock is not just a device for telling time, but it is a digital form of India’s ancient scientific knowledge. This watch will connect the youth with Indian culture, tradition and astronomy.
Initiative to give global recognition to Indian chronology
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, this initiative is working to connect India’s glorious past with the present. In the coming time, there is a plan to install this clock in other Jyotirlingas including Ram temple.
scientific basis of scheduling
This clock decides the time based on the solar angle and the geographical position of the place. With this, accurate Vedic time can be found for every place.