Aurangabad in numbers
- Coordinates
- 19.8776, 75.3423
- Population
- 1 175 116
- Region
- Maharashtra
- Country
- India, Asia
- Capital
- New Delhi — 992 km away
- Same name
- 61 more places in the world share this name
Aurangabad uses Indian Standard Time. This page brings its local clock together with sunrise, sunset, and weather details, helping you choose a sensible hour for appointments, journeys, sightseeing, or conversations with people in Maharashtra.
Aurangabad, India
Friday, 30 October 2026
UTC+5:30 · Asia/Kolkata
Local time in Aurangabad
UTC+5:30 · no daylight saving time
Sunrise 6:30 AM Solar noon 12:13 PM Sunset 5:57 PM Daylight 11 h 27 min Night 12 h 33 min Civil twilight 6:07 AM – 6:19 PM
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Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.
The live clock shows the local time and date in Aurangabad. Indian Standard Time is used across India, so domestic coordination is straightforward: the clock in Aurangabad agrees with clocks in other parts of the country.
International planning still requires a direct comparison. A contact overseas may be behind or ahead of Aurangabad, and that gap can change if the other place adjusts its clocks seasonally. Confirm both local dates when an event falls near midnight.
Begin with the current Aurangabad time. Identify the other city’s local time. Check whether the dates are the same. State the time zone when sending the invitation. “Around lunchtime” is a plan only until two people discover they meant lunch in different countries.
Today’s sunrise and sunset indicate when the sun crosses the horizon for Aurangabad. These moments change during the year, making the daily figures valuable for anyone arranging an early start or trying to finish outdoors before nightfall.
Sunrise is not the first appearance of light, and sunset is not an instant switch to darkness. Twilight surrounds both events. Clouds and the built environment also affect perceived brightness, so the listed solar times should be treated as dependable reference points rather than exact limits for visibility.
For photography, walking, or an open-air visit, compare the event time with sunrise or sunset and keep some flexibility. Natural light can look very different depending on cloud, dust, rain, and the direction in which streets or buildings face.
The weather panel helps turn a timetable into a workable plan. Current temperature describes immediate conditions, while the forecast can indicate whether rain, wind, or changing cloud is expected later. Conditions at departure may not match those at your destination or return time.
Dress for the expected temperature, not merely the present reading. Consider precipitation before planning long outdoor periods. Account for wind when arranging exposed activities. Review visibility if travel timing is important.
Refresh the forecast as the planned hour approaches. No single figure describes the whole day. Pair the local clock with the forecast period that covers your activity, then use sunrise and sunset to judge available daylight. This approach is more useful than checking a daily weather symbol without noting when conditions are expected.