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Tithi, vara, nakshatra, yoga and karana checked against what your purpose traditionally asks for — and the day's Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika already cut out of the good windows.

Times are computed for Delhi. Sunrise, Rahu Kaal and the choghadiya shift with your city — the report lets you set it.

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About muhurat

What is a muhurat?

An elected moment — a date and time chosen so the panchang of that moment suits the act being started. It is read from the tithi, the weekday, the nakshatra, the yoga and the karana, together with the day's barred windows.

Why are so many days rejected?

Because the tradition rejects rather than averages. A Rikta tithi (4th, 9th, 14th), Amavasya, the Vishti (Bhadra) karana or an inauspicious yoga each rule a day out on their own, and over a year those overlap onto about half the calendar. We show the count honestly instead of quietly softening it.

What does this NOT check?

Four things, and we would rather say so than pretend: the rising sign of the chosen moment (lagna shuddhi), whether Jupiter or Venus is combust, Kharmas / Malamasa, and Chaturmas. Each has materially different formulations across sources, so they are listed as caveats rather than folded into a score.

Should I still ask an astrologer?

For a wedding or a griha pravesh, yes. Take these dates as a shortlist — they are the ones that clear the panchang tests — and let your astrologer settle the final moment against your family's custom.