Lodging a suit, a petition or a complaint.
10 shubh days for filing a case in January
8 shubh days for filing a case in February
12 shubh days for filing a case in March
10 shubh days for filing a case in April
13 shubh days for filing a case in May
10 shubh days for filing a case in June
12 shubh days for filing a case in July
12 shubh days for filing a case in August
12 shubh days for filing a case in September
10 shubh days for filing a case in October
9 shubh days for filing a case in November
12 shubh days for filing a case in December
Clock times are for New Delhi. Rahu kaal, the choghadiya and every hora are fractions of the daylight where you are, so they move with sunrise. Across the country that is about half an hour. The tithi, the nakshatra and the yoga are the same everywhere in India.
These are the conditions the score is built from. We print them in full rather than summarising them, so you can check a date against any panchang, ours or your own.
Lagna: fixed — the sign rising at the chosen hour should be a fixed one.
The eighth of daylight that belongs to Rahu. Which eighth depends on the weekday, and because it is an eighth of the daylight it is never the same clock hour twice.
Another eighth, Yama’s. Held to be the worse of the two for travel.
Saturn’s son’s eighth. The one most people have not heard of, and the one a pandit will still check.
The exception: the eighth muhurat of the day, about 48 minutes around local noon, and good for almost anything — except on a Wednesday.
Most likely the city. Rahu kaal, the choghadiya and every hora are fractions of the daylight where you are, so they move with sunrise. The same Monday runs 07:25 in Delhi, 07:53 in Mumbai and 06:47 in Kolkata. Ours are Delhi’s. The tithi, the nakshatra and the yoga do not move, so if one of those disagrees, one of us is wrong.
Not for these. A muhurat read off the panchang is the same for everybody in the city, which is exactly why it can be a page. Checking it against your own kundli is the part that needs your birth details, because that uses your lagna and the dasha you are running. That is what an astrologer does.
One eighth of the daylight, and which eighth depends on the weekday. Because it is an eighth of daylight rather than a clock hour, it is never the same time twice and never the same in two cities. People do not start anything new in it: no purchase, no journey, no signature.
Almost. It is the eighth muhurat of the day, about 48 minutes around local noon, and it is the usual answer when there is no time to find a proper one. There are two exceptions: it is not taken on Wednesday, and it is not used for a journey southward.
Then nothing in that window scored 55% or more, which is an answer rather than a gap. Marriage and griha pravesh are the strictest and go quiet for weeks at a time, and Chaturmas alone closes four months. If the date is fixed and cannot move, the useful question is which hour inside it to use. The best hour is listed on every date.
From the same engine the app’s own Muhurat Finder uses. The five limbs are computed with Swiss Ephemeris, then scored against the rules printed on each page. Nothing here is typed by hand. That is why every date shows its tithi and nakshatra, so you can check it against any panchang instead of taking our word.
Yes, really. The kundli, the dasha timeline, yogas, doshas, rashifal, panchang and all 40+ calculators are free, with no sign-up and no daily limit. You pay only if you want a written report or a conversation with an astrologer, and both are one-time.
Not for anything free. The kundli, matching, rashifal, panchang and the calculators all run without one. You need an account only to hold a wallet — that is, to talk to an astrologer or buy a report — because the money and the conversation have to belong to somebody.
Your lagna changes roughly every two hours, so being half an hour out can give you a different lagna and shift every bhava with it. Your Moon rashi, nakshatra and tithi move much more slowly, so they stay reliable even when the time is only approximate. We mark which part of your reading depends on the exact minute.
Not at all, and many people do not know it. Put in your best guess and tick the box that says you are not sure. You lose the lagna and the bhava positions, but you keep your Moon rashi, your nakshatra, the whole dasha timeline and the numerology. That is most of what people come here for anyway.
The astrologers, haan — all 24 of them read and answer in Hindi, and a written report comes in either language. These pages are in English for now; the Hindi ones are being written.
A muhurat read off the panchang is the same for everybody in New Delhi. Read against your own kundli it can move — and for something like a filing a case, that is usually worth the ten minutes.