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Rashifal for Sunday 10 March 2024: All 12 Moon Signs

Sunday 10 March 2024

Where the Moon Is on 10 Mar

At 12:00 PM, the Moon is at 24°30′ in Kumbh, in Purva Bhadrapada nakshatra, pada 2; it stays in Kumbh until 8:40 PM, then moves into Meen. Each rashi on the wheel shows the house the Moon holds from it.

Coloured by the Moon's strength from each rashi (Chandrabala). Small dots: the yogataras, the stars that mark the 27 nakshatras, at their real longitudes. Sidereal position, Lahiri ayanamsa, from NASA JPL DE440s through our own engine.

Star positions: Yale Bright Star Catalogue, 5th ed. (Hoffleit & Warren, 1991; NASA HEASARC, public domain). Star names: IAU Working Group on Star Names (CC BY 4.0). Moon and planets: NASA JPL DE440s.

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh until 8:40 PM, then in Meen until Tuesday 12 Mar, 8:30 PM.

Red Fort, Delhi, India · IST (Asia/Kolkata) ·

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Why Our Rashifal Reads Differently

Every line shows its reason: Each line of every reading names the graha behind it, the house that graha holds from your rashi and the classical verse that reads it, so you can check the reasoning yourself.
Times shown to the minute: When the Moon or another graha changes sign during the day, the page gives the minute and shows the day in parts. Only the turning points of Jupiter and Saturn, whose speed is close to zero then, are given by date.
One system, all the way through: Every reading is counted from the Moon sign (janma rashi) in the sidereal zodiac with Lahiri ayanamsa, as Vedic gochar is read. No sun-sign date ranges and no mixing of systems; Rahu and Ketu use the true node, with the mean-node date shown beside it.
Hindi and English say the same: Both languages come from one calculation, line for line, and a test checks that every line is in the same list in both languages: support or attention.
Checked against Swiss Ephemeris: Positions come from NASA JPL's DE440s ephemeris through our own engine. Over the 2,922 days of 2025–2032 our signs for 8 grahas never differed from Swiss Ephemeris, and 405 sign changes agreed within 1.06 arc-seconds.
Nothing made up: No star ratings, scores or percentages, and no colour or number of the day: every line comes only from the planet positions and their stated rules.

Aaj ka Rashifal · Sunday 10 March 2024

Rashifal for All 12 Rashis, Mesh to Meen

Tap your rashi, your Moon sign, to open its full reading. The label on each card is the Moon's strength alone (Chandrabala); the reading weighs all nine grahas.

Rashifal 2027: the whole year for all 12 rashis

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Where Is the Moon on 10 Mar?

The Moon's nakshatra is Shatabhisha until 4:56 AM, then Purva Bhadrapada.

Moon sign: Kumbh? Friday 8 Mar, 9:20 PM – 8:40 PM
: Meen? 8:40 PM – Tuesday 12 Mar, 8:30 PM
Moon nakshatra: Shatabhisha Saturday 9 Mar, 7:55 AM – 4:56 AM
: Purva Bhadrapada 4:56 AM – Monday 11 Mar, 1:55 AM
Tithi: Amavasya until 2:30 PM, then Shukla Pratipada

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The Moon's house from each rashi

Rashi	Kumbh until 8:40 PM	Meen from 8:40 PM
Mesh	11th · Supportive	12th · A time for patience
Vrishabh	10th · Supportive	11th · Supportive
Mithun	9th · A time for patience	10th · Supportive
Kark	8th · Chandrashtama: go gently	9th · A time for patience
Singh	7th · Supportive	8th · Chandrashtama: go gently
Kanya	6th · Supportive	7th · Supportive
Tula	5th · A time for patience	6th · Supportive
Vrishchik	4th · A time for patience	5th · A time for patience
Dhanu	3rd · Supportive	4th · A time for patience
Makar	2nd · A time for patience	3rd · Supportive
Kumbh	1st · Supportive	2nd · A time for patience
Meen	12th · A time for patience	1st · Supportive

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Planet Positions on 10 Mar

Sidereal positions from NASA JPL data (Lahiri) at sunrise, 6:36 AM: the same table as on our panchang. 'In this sign until' is the minute the graha leaves its sign.

Graha	Rashi	Degree	Nakshatra · pada	In this sign until
Sun?	Kumbh	25°45′	Purva Bhadrapada · 2	Thursday 14 Mar, 12:36 PM, then Meen
Moon?	Kumbh	21°04′	Purva Bhadrapada · 1	8:40 PM, then Meen
Mars?	Makar Exalted (uchcha)	25°44′	Dhanishta · 1	Friday 15 Mar, 6:09 PM, then Kumbh
Mercury? combust	Meen Debilitated (neecha)	5°34′	Uttara Bhadrapada · 1	26 Mar, 2:57 AM, then Mesh
Jupiter?	Mesh	18°44′	Bharani · 2	1 May, 1:00 PM, then Vrishabh
Venus?	Kumbh	3°30′	Dhanishta · 4	31 Mar, 4:46 PM, then Meen
Saturn? combust	Kumbh Own sign (swarashi)	16°49′	Shatabhisha · 4	29 Mar 2025, 9:45 PM, then Meen
Rahu?	Meen	21°33′	Revati · 2	30 May 2025, 12:18 AM, then Kumbhdate from Rahu and Ketu’s average motion: 18 May 2025
Ketu?	Kanya	21°33′	Hasta · 4	30 May 2025, 12:18 AM, then Singhdate from Rahu and Ketu’s average motion: 18 May 2025

Aaj ka Rashifal · Monday 11 March

The Next Day's Rashifal, 11 Mar

MeshTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 12th all day, classically a time for patience.
VrishabhTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 11th all day, classically supportive, but it shares Meen with Rahu, so its support is muted.
MithunTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 10th all day, classically supportive, but it shares Meen with Rahu, so its support is muted.
KarkTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 9th all day, classically a time for patience.
SinghTomorrow (Monday 11 March): Chandrashtama all day, with the Moon in your 8th; classically a time to go gently.
KanyaTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 7th all day, classically supportive, but it shares Meen with Rahu, so its support is muted.
TulaTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 6th all day, classically supportive, but it shares Meen with Rahu, so its support is muted.
VrishchikTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 5th all day, classically a time for patience.
DhanuTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 4th all day, classically a time for patience.
MakarTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 3rd all day, classically supportive, but it shares Meen with Rahu, so its support is muted.
KumbhTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 2nd all day, classically a time for patience.
MeenTomorrow (Monday 11 March): the Moon is in your 1st all day, classically supportive, but it shares Meen with Rahu, so its support is muted.

Open the full rashifal for 11 Mar

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Sade Sati and Shani Dhaiya: Which Rashis Now, and Till When

Sade Sati is Saturn's passage through the 12th, 1st and 2nd signs from the Moon sign, about seven and a half years. Dhaiya is Saturn's passage through the 4th or 8th sign from the Moon sign, about two and a half years.

Counted from the Moon sign, as Phaladeepika 26.22–23 and Brihat Samhita 104 do. Each span runs from Saturn's first entry to its final exit, with every pause shown. Classically it is a time for steady effort and patience, not a fixed outcome.

Rashi	Now	From first entry to final exit	Pauses
Kark	Dhaiya (8th)?	29 Apr 2022 – 29 Mar 2025	12 Jul 2022 – 17 Jan 2023
Vrishchik	Dhaiya (4th)?	29 Apr 2022 – 29 Mar 2025	12 Jul 2022 – 17 Jan 2023
Makar	Sade Sati, third phase?	26 Jan 2017 – 29 Mar 2025	21 Jun 2017 – 26 Oct 2017
Kumbh	Sade Sati, second phase?	24 Jan 2020 – 23 Feb 2028	3 Jun 2027 – 20 Oct 2027
Meen	Sade Sati, first phase?	29 Apr 2022 – 17 Apr 2030	12 Jul 2022 – 17 Jan 2023 8 Aug 2029 – 5 Oct 2029

Neither Sade Sati nor dhaiya now: Mesh, Vrishabh, Mithun, Singh, Kanya, Tula and Dhanu.

Saturn's next changes

30 Jun: Saturn turns retrograde in Kumbh (date only)
15 Nov: Saturn turns direct in Kumbh (date only)
29 Mar 2025, 9:45 PM: Saturn moves into Meen
3 Jun 2027, 5:28 AM: Saturn moves into Mesh
20 Oct 2027, 7:12 AM: Saturn moves into Meen

After 29 Mar 2025: Sade Sati on Mesh (first phase), Kumbh (third phase) and Meen (second phase); dhaiya on Singh (8th) and Dhanu (4th).

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Coming Planet Changes

Every sign change, retrograde or direct turn and start or end of combustion in the next 60 days, with the house it falls in from each rashi and, for a sign change, the reading it brings there.

Thursday 14 Mar, 12:36 PM · The Sun moves into Meen
1. Mesh 12thA time for patience
2. Vrishabh 11thSupportive
3. Mithun 10thSupportive
4. Kark 9thA time for patience
5. Singh 8thA time for patience
6. Kanya 7thA time for patience
7. Tula 6thSupportive
8. Vrishchik 5thA time for patience
9. Dhanu 4thA time for patience
10. Makar 3rdSupportive
11. Kumbh 2ndA time for patience
12. Meen 1stA time for patience
Friday 15 Mar, 1:18 AM · Mercury moves out of combustion in Meen
1. Mesh 12th
2. Vrishabh 11th
3. Mithun 10th
4. Kark 9th
5. Singh 8th
6. Kanya 7th
7. Tula 6th
8. Vrishchik 5th
9. Dhanu 4th
10. Makar 3rd
11. Kumbh 2nd
12. Meen 1st
Friday 15 Mar, 6:09 PM · Mars moves into Kumbh
1. Mesh 11thSupportive
2. Vrishabh 10thA time for patience
3. Mithun 9thA time for patience
4. Kark 8thA time for patience
5. Singh 7thA time for patience
6. Kanya 6thSupportive
7. Tula 5thA time for patience
8. Vrishchik 4thA time for patience
9. Dhanu 3rdSupportive
10. Makar 2ndA time for patience
11. Kumbh 1stA time for patience
12. Meen 12thA time for patience
17 Mar, 4:33 AM · Saturn moves out of combustion in Kumbh
1. Mesh 11th
2. Vrishabh 10th
3. Mithun 9th
4. Kark 8th
5. Singh 7th
6. Kanya 6th
7. Tula 5th
8. Vrishchik 4th
9. Dhanu 3rd
10. Makar 2nd
11. Kumbh 1st
12. Meen 12th
26 Mar, 2:57 AM · Mercury moves into Mesh
1. Mesh 1stA time for patience
2. Vrishabh 12thA time for patience
3. Mithun 11thSupportive
4. Kark 10thSupportive
5. Singh 9thA time for patience
6. Kanya 8thSupportive
7. Tula 7thA time for patience
8. Vrishchik 6thSupportive
9. Dhanu 5thA time for patience
10. Makar 4thSupportive
11. Kumbh 3rdA time for patience
12. Meen 2ndSupportive
31 Mar, 4:46 PM · Venus moves into Meen
1. Mesh 12thSupportive
2. Vrishabh 11thSupportive
3. Mithun 10thEased
4. Kark 9thSupportive
5. Singh 8thSupportive
6. Kanya 7thEased
7. Tula 6thEased
8. Vrishchik 5thSupportive
9. Dhanu 4thSupportive
10. Makar 3rdSupportive
11. Kumbh 2ndSupportive
12. Meen 1stSupportive
2 Apr, 3:44 AM · Mercury turns retrograde in Mesh
1. Mesh 1st
2. Vrishabh 12th
3. Mithun 11th
4. Kark 10th
5. Singh 9th
6. Kanya 8th
7. Tula 7th
8. Vrishchik 6th
9. Dhanu 5th
10. Makar 4th
11. Kumbh 3rd
12. Meen 2nd
4 Apr, 10:35 AM · Mercury comes close to the Sun (combust) in Mesh
1. Mesh 1st
2. Vrishabh 12th
3. Mithun 11th
4. Kark 10th
5. Singh 9th
6. Kanya 8th
7. Tula 7th
8. Vrishchik 6th
9. Dhanu 5th
10. Makar 4th
11. Kumbh 3rd
12. Meen 2nd
9 Apr, 9:41 PM · Mercury moves into Meen
1. Mesh 12thA time for patience
2. Vrishabh 11thSupport muted
3. Mithun 10thSupport muted
4. Kark 9thA time for patience
5. Singh 8thSupport muted
6. Kanya 7thA time for patience
7. Tula 6thSupport muted
8. Vrishchik 5thA time for patience
9. Dhanu 4thSupport muted
10. Makar 3rdA time for patience
11. Kumbh 2ndSupport muted
12. Meen 1stA time for patience
13 Apr, 9:04 PM · The Sun moves into Mesh
1. Mesh 1stEased
2. Vrishabh 12thEased
3. Mithun 11thSupportive
4. Kark 10thSupportive
5. Singh 9thEased
6. Kanya 8thEased
7. Tula 7thEased
8. Vrishchik 6thSupportive
9. Dhanu 5thEased
10. Makar 4thEased
11. Kumbh 3rdSupportive
12. Meen 2ndEased
19 Apr, 10:22 AM · Mercury moves out of combustion in Meen
1. Mesh 12th
2. Vrishabh 11th
3. Mithun 10th
4. Kark 9th
5. Singh 8th
6. Kanya 7th
7. Tula 6th
8. Vrishchik 5th
9. Dhanu 4th
10. Makar 3rd
11. Kumbh 2nd
12. Meen 1st
23 Apr, 8:39 AM · Mars moves into Meen
1. Mesh 12thA time for patience
2. Vrishabh 11thSupportive
3. Mithun 10thA time for patience
4. Kark 9thA time for patience
5. Singh 8thA time for patience
6. Kanya 7thA time for patience
7. Tula 6thSupportive
8. Vrishchik 5thA time for patience
9. Dhanu 4thA time for patience
10. Makar 3rdSupportive
11. Kumbh 2ndA time for patience
12. Meen 1stA time for patience
24 Apr, 11:59 PM · Venus moves into Mesh
1. Mesh 1stSupportive
2. Vrishabh 12thSupportive
3. Mithun 11thSupportive
4. Kark 10thA time for patience
5. Singh 9thSupportive
6. Kanya 8thSupportive
7. Tula 7thA time for patience
8. Vrishchik 6thA time for patience
9. Dhanu 5thSupportive
10. Makar 4thSupportive
11. Kumbh 3rdSupportive
12. Meen 2ndSupportive
25 Apr, 6:25 PM · Mercury turns direct in Meen
1. Mesh 12th
2. Vrishabh 11th
3. Mithun 10th
4. Kark 9th
5. Singh 8th
6. Kanya 7th
7. Tula 6th
8. Vrishchik 5th
9. Dhanu 4th
10. Makar 3rd
11. Kumbh 2nd
12. Meen 1st
29 Apr, 11:14 PM · Venus comes close to the Sun (combust) in Mesh
1. Mesh 1st
2. Vrishabh 12th
3. Mithun 11th
4. Kark 10th
5. Singh 9th
6. Kanya 8th
7. Tula 7th
8. Vrishchik 6th
9. Dhanu 5th
10. Makar 4th
11. Kumbh 3rd
12. Meen 2nd
1 May, 1:00 PM · Jupiter moves into Vrishabh
1. Mesh 2ndSupport muted
2. Vrishabh 1stA time for patience
3. Mithun 12thA time for patience
4. Kark 11thSupport muted
5. Singh 10thA time for patience
6. Kanya 9thSupport muted
7. Tula 8thA time for patience
8. Vrishchik 7thSupport muted
9. Dhanu 6thA time for patience
10. Makar 5thSupport muted
11. Kumbh 4thA time for patience
12. Meen 3rdA time for patience
6 May, 11:02 PM · Jupiter comes close to the Sun (combust) in Vrishabh
1. Mesh 2nd
2. Vrishabh 1st
3. Mithun 12th
4. Kark 11th
5. Singh 10th
6. Kanya 9th
7. Tula 8th
8. Vrishchik 7th
9. Dhanu 6th
10. Makar 5th
11. Kumbh 4th
12. Meen 3rd

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Which Rashi Is Mine? Moon Sign, Name Rashi and Sun Sign

Moon sign (janma rashi): The sign the Moon was in at your birth. A Vedic rashifal is read from it, and so is this page.
Sun sign: The birthday sign of Western astrology, from the tropical zodiac. It is a different system; for most people it is not their rashi.
Name rashi: The rashi of your name's first syllable. It matches your janma rashi only when the name was given from your birth nakshatra's syllable, so use it only when the birth date is not known.

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The 12 Rashis in Hindi and English, with Their Lords

The name syllables are a fallback for finding a rashi when the birth date is not known: a name rashi is not the janma rashi unless the name was given from the birth nakshatra. Sign names in English are given for reference only; no Western date range applies to a rashi.

Rashi	Hindi	English	Lord	Nakshatra padas	Name syllables
Mesh	मेष	Aries	Mars	Ashwini 1–4, Bharani 1–4, Krittika 1	चू चे चो ला ली लू ले लो अChu Che Cho La Li Lu Le Lo A
Vrishabh	वृषभ	Taurus	Venus	Krittika 2–4, Rohini 1–4, Mrigashira 1–2	ई उ ए ओ वा वी वू वे वोI U E O Va Vi Vu Ve Vo
Mithun	मिथुन	Gemini	Mercury	Mrigashira 3–4, Ardra 1–4, Punarvasu 1–3	का की कू घ ङ छ के को हाKa Ki Ku Gha Ng Chha Ke Ko Ha
Kark	कर्क	Cancer	Moon	Punarvasu 4, Pushya 1–4, Ashlesha 1–4	ही हू हे हो डा डी डू डे डोHi Hu He Ho Da Di Du De Do
Singh	सिंह	Leo	Sun	Magha 1–4, Purva Phalguni 1–4, Uttara Phalguni 1	मा मी मू मे मो टा टी टू टेMa Mi Mu Me Mo Ta Ti Tu Te
Kanya	कन्या	Virgo	Mercury	Uttara Phalguni 2–4, Hasta 1–4, Chitra 1–2	टो पा पी पू ष ण ठ पे पोTo Pa Pi Pu Sha Na Tha Pe Po
Tula	तुला	Libra	Venus	Chitra 3–4, Swati 1–4, Vishakha 1–3	रा री रू रे रो ता ती तू तेRa Ri Ru Re Ro Ta Ti Tu Te
Vrishchik	वृश्चिक	Scorpio	Mars	Vishakha 4, Anuradha 1–4, Jyeshtha 1–4	तो ना नी नू ने नो या यी यूTo Na Ni Nu Ne No Ya Yi Yu
Dhanu	धनु	Sagittarius	Jupiter	Mula 1–4, Purva Ashadha 1–4, Uttara Ashadha 1	ये यो भा भी भू धा फा ढा भेYe Yo Bha Bhi Bhu Dha Pha Dha Bhe
Makar	मकर	Capricorn	Saturn	Uttara Ashadha 2–4, Shravana 1–4, Dhanishta 1–2	भो जा जी खी खू खे खो गा गीBho Ja Ji Khi Khu Khe Kho Ga Gi
Kumbh	कुंभ	Aquarius	Saturn	Dhanishta 3–4, Shatabhisha 1–4, Purva Bhadrapada 1–3	गू गे गो सा सी सू से सो दाGu Ge Go Sa Si Su Se So Da
Meen	मीन	Pisces	Jupiter	Purva Bhadrapada 4, Uttara Bhadrapada 1–4, Revati 1–4	दी दू थ झ ञ दे दो चा चीDi Du Tha Jha Na De Do Cha Chi

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How We Work Out the Rashifal: Moon-Sign Gochar, NASA JPL DE440s, Lahiri Ayanamsa

How the numbers are checked

Planet positions: Every position comes from NASA JPL's DE440s ephemeris through our own engine, sidereal with Lahiri ayanamsa. Over 2,922 days and 8 grahas our signs never differed from Swiss Ephemeris, and 405 sign changes agreed within 1.06 arc-seconds.
Turns and combustion: Retrograde and direct turns of Mercury and Venus agree with Swiss Ephemeris within a minute and are printed to the minute; for Jupiter and Saturn, whose speed is near zero at the turn, only the date is printed. Combustion edges agree within 0.06 arc-seconds of the orb.
Rahu and Ketu: Every reading uses the true node, based on its motion at that time. Many almanacs print the mean node, based on average motion, which can change sign about ten days apart, so its date is shown beside ours. Our mean node agrees with Swiss Ephemeris within 0.13 arc-seconds.
When the page changes: Each day's page covers the calendar date from 12:00 AM to the next midnight in the page's time zone (IST by default) and is worked out from the positions alone; no line is written or edited by hand. A past day's page stays as it was.

What this page applies

Every house is counted from your Moon sign, as Phaladeepika 26.1 directs, in the sidereal zodiac (Lahiri ayanamsa) with NASA JPL DE440 positions; Rahu and Ketu use the true node, as our kundli does, with the mean-node date many almanacs print shown beside it. — Lahiri ayanamsa: the official definition (Rashtriya Panchang p.vii; Indian Astronomical Ephemeris p.378), mean ayanamsa; true node: Rashtriya Panchang (it prints both the true and the mean node; the true node is used here)
A transit's house verdict follows Phaladeepika 26.2, Brihat Samhita 104.4 and Muhurta Chintamani 4.1–3, which agree; the result named for each house is used only where Phaladeepika and Brihat Samhita agree.
In Narada Samhita, vedha is counted from your Moon sign, with no vedha between the Sun and Saturn or the Moon and Mercury.
Rahu and Ketu in a favourable house are considered subject to vedha from any of the seven grahas (Muhurta Chintamani 4.1; Kalaprakashika 36.18).
Reverse vedha counts a placement that asks for patience as supportive while another graha sits in its paired favourable house (Muhurta Chintamani 4.4; Narada Samhita 12.8), counted from your Moon sign; it never changes Chandrashtama.
In Phaladeepika 26.32 and Brihat Samhita 104.53, a graha in a favourable house is considered to offer less support when it is in its debilitation sign or an unfriendly sign.
In Phaladeepika 26.32 and Narada Samhita 12.11, a graha close to the Sun (combust) in a favourable house is considered to offer less support.
In a house that asks for patience, a graha in its own or exaltation sign is considered not to give unfavourable results (Phaladeepika 26.31; Kalaprakashika 36.12).
When own or exaltation sign and combustion meet, no text read ranks one above the other, so the row is listed under 'points that call for patience' with both facts.
When the Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu or Ketu shares the Moon's sign, a supportive Moon's support is counted as muted (Muhurta Chintamani 4.7; Brihat Samhita 104.56); it never makes a line harsher. Another companion is shown as a fact only, as its effect rests on one text.
In the bright half of the month (Shukla paksha) the Moon is also counted supportive in the 2nd, 5th and 9th, unless a graha other than Mercury sits in the 6th, 4th or 8th (Muhurta Chintamani 4.4; Narada Samhita 13.2). It is its own line and never changes the 12-rashi grid or the day's label.
The Moon in the 8th stays Chandrashtama whatever else applies, and it sets the label for the hours it covers; when it covers only part of the day, that part is named in the headline. This order is our own method.
The three life areas are our own grouping of houses whose meanings in Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 11 name them: work and money (10th, 6th, 3rd, 11th, 2nd, 12th), love and family (7th, 4th, 2nd), health (1st, 6th).
Rahu or Ketu in the 10th is read as a time for patience, as five texts read it (Muhurta Chintamani, Kalaprakashika, Sharngadhara, Jyotihprakasha and Shripati); Phaladeepika counts it favourable, so 'Texts differ' is shown beside it.
Retrograde is shown as a fact only. The texts disagree on what it means in transit, so a retrograde graha is read from the sign it occupies.
The two lists are our own grouping, not a classical score: a graha in a favourable house with nothing holding it back (or counted supportive by reverse vedha) is listed under 'what supports'; every other graha is listed under 'points that call for patience', with the fact that puts it there. The count of all nine is shown, and the Moon's line leads the day.
No rule for a rashi's number or colour of the day was found in the texts checked. The panchang's windows inside your Chandrabala are listed instead.

What it leaves out, and why

Rahu and Ketu are given no exaltation or own sign here, because the texts disagree on them.
The classical texts say a favourable placement is held back by 'other grahas' without saying whether Rahu and Ketu count, so we count only the seven visible grahas as obstructors.
Reverse vedha is not applied to Rahu and Ketu: only one text reads it that way, so a node in a house that asks for patience is counted there as it is.
Other Moon rules of Muhurta Chintamani 4.7 (the Moon between two such grahas, 7th from one, or relieved by a friend's navamsha) are not used: the texts do not define them the same way.
The sign total (sarvashtakavarga) is shown as a number only: the bands of Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra (above 30, 25 to 30, below 25) are not confirmed by a second text, and Phaladeepika uses 28 instead, so no band is given.
Under the ashtakavarga method used here, no separate bindus are read for Rahu or Ketu.
Kakshya timing is described in Phaladeepika 23.16–19 as another school's view and is not found in the other texts, so it is not used.
The ingress-moment rule (Muhurta Chintamani 3.19; Narada Samhita 11.26) is for the month and is not part of the daily page.
The texts say some grahas begin to act before they change sign (the Sun 5 days, Mars 8 days, Saturn 6 months, Rahu and Ketu 3 months); this belongs to the yearly view and is not shown here. For Mercury, Venus and Jupiter the texts give different figures, so those are not used.
Horas are listed as facts. The rule that a hora suits the work of its lord's weekday (Muhurta Chintamani 1.56; Narada Samhita 5.20) is confirmed, but the lists of each weekday's work still need a second check, so no hora advice is given.
Saturn's 'paya' (gold, silver, copper or iron) is not shown: no verse for it was found in the main texts, and the popular rules disagree.

Words used on this page

Sun: One of the nine grahas: the soul, standing and authority.
Moon: One of the nine grahas: the mind; it leads the day's reading.
Mars: One of the nine grahas: energy, courage and effort.
Mercury: One of the nine grahas: speech, learning and trade.
Jupiter: One of the nine grahas: wisdom, children and growth.
Venus: One of the nine grahas: comfort, relationships and the arts.
Saturn: One of the nine grahas: duty, patience and steady work.
Rahu: One of the nine grahas: the Moon's north node, a shadow graha.
Ketu: One of the nine grahas: the Moon's south node, always opposite Rahu.
Mesh (Aries): The 1st rashi, sidereal 0° to 30°, ruled by Mars.
Vrishabh (Taurus): The 2nd rashi, sidereal 30° to 60°, ruled by Venus.
Mithun (Gemini): The 3rd rashi, sidereal 60° to 90°, ruled by Mercury.
Kark (Cancer): The 4th rashi, sidereal 90° to 120°, ruled by Moon.
Singh (Leo): The 5th rashi, sidereal 120° to 150°, ruled by Sun.
Kanya (Virgo): The 6th rashi, sidereal 150° to 180°, ruled by Mercury.
Tula (Libra): The 7th rashi, sidereal 180° to 210°, ruled by Venus.
Vrishchik (Scorpio): The 8th rashi, sidereal 210° to 240°, ruled by Mars.
Dhanu (Sagittarius): The 9th rashi, sidereal 240° to 270°, ruled by Jupiter.
Makar (Capricorn): The 10th rashi, sidereal 270° to 300°, ruled by Saturn.
Kumbh (Aquarius): The 11th rashi, sidereal 300° to 330°, ruled by Saturn.
Meen (Pisces): The 12th rashi, sidereal 330° to 360°, ruled by Jupiter.
Supports: A transit in a house the texts count favourable, with nothing holding it back (Phaladeepika 26.2; Brihat Samhita 104.4; Muhurta Chintamani 4.1–3; Kalaprakashika 36.10).
Supports: reverse vedha: A transit in a house the texts do not count favourable, counted supportive because another graha sits in its paired favourable house (Muhurta Chintamani 4.4).
Needs attention: vedha: A favourable house, but another graha in its vedha house holds it back (Phaladeepika 26.3–8).
Needs attention: support muted: A favourable house, but the graha is in its debilitation sign, an unfriendly sign or close to the Sun (Phaladeepika 26.32).
Needs attention: both facts: Its own or exaltation sign while close to the Sun (combust): no text read ranks one above the other, so both facts are shown; or the Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu or Ketu sharing a favourable Moon's sign (Muhurta Chintamani 4.7).
Needs attention: house not favourable (own or exaltation sign): A house the texts do not count favourable, with the graha in its own or exaltation sign, where the texts say it does not work against you (Phaladeepika 26.31).
Needs attention: house not favourable: A transit in a house the texts do not count favourable for that graha (Phaladeepika 26.2).
Chandrashtama: The Moon in the 8th sign from your Moon sign (Phaladeepika 26.34; Muhurta Chintamani 4.1).
Gochar (transit): The movement of the grahas through the signs, read from your Moon sign (Phaladeepika 26.1).
Moon sign (janma rashi): The sign the Moon was in at your birth; every house here is counted from it.
House (bhava): The count of signs from your Moon sign; the Moon sign itself is the 1st.
Vedha (obstruction): In Phaladeepika 26.3–8, a favourable transit is considered held back while another graha is in its paired house.
Reverse vedha (vama vedha): A transit that asks for patience is counted supportive while another graha sits in its paired favourable house (Muhurta Chintamani 4.4; Narada Samhita 12.8).
The Moon's company: The grahas in the Moon's sign; the Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu or Ketu there are considered to reduce a supportive Moon's support (Muhurta Chintamani 4.7; Brihat Samhita 104.56).
Bright half (Shukla paksha): The fortnight after the new moon up to the full moon; the Moon is also considered supportive in the 2nd, 5th and 9th houses (Muhurta Chintamani 4.4; Narada Samhita 13.2).
Chandrabala: The Moon's strength as read from your Moon sign: houses 1, 3, 6, 7, 10 and 11 are considered good (Muhurta Chintamani 4.1; Phaladeepika 26.2; Brihat Samhita 104.4).
Tarabala: The strength of the day's nakshatra as read in Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12, counted from your birth nakshatra in groups of nine.
Nakshatra: One of the 27 parts of the zodiac, 13°20′ each, that the Moon crosses in about a day.
Pada: A quarter of a nakshatra (3°20′); a rashi holds nine padas.
Sade Sati: Saturn's passage through the 12th, 1st and 2nd from your Moon sign, about seven and a half years; the name is common these days and many panchangs give it; the houses are in Phaladeepika 26.22–23.
Shani's dhaiya: In the naming convention used here, dhaiya means Saturn's stay of about two and a half years in the 4th or the 8th house from your Moon sign.
Retrograde (vakri): Seen from Earth the graha appears to move backwards; shown as a fact only, as the texts differ on its meaning in transit.
Direct (margi): The graha moves forward again after a retrograde spell.
Combust (asta): Sun's glare; support in a favourable house is considered muted (Phaladeepika 26.32). Jupiter and Venus: not seen from India's reference latitude, 23°11′N (Indian Astronomical Ephemeris); Mars, Mercury and Saturn: angular distances (Surya Siddhanta 9.6–9.8).
Felt most: The third of a sign in which a graha's transit is classically felt most: the Sun and Mars the first, Jupiter and Venus the middle, the Moon and Saturn the last (Phaladeepika 26.25; Muhurta Chintamani 4.19).
True node: Rahu and Ketu by their actual wobbling motion, as our kundli uses.
Mean-node reckoning: Rahu and Ketu by their average motion, which many almanacs print; its dates can differ from the true node by days.
Texts differ: The classical texts read this placement differently; we follow most of them and name the text that differs.
Ashtakavarga: The bindus (0 to 8) each graha gives each sign in your chart; in Phaladeepika 26.41 and Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra 72.30–31, more bindus are read as more support in transit.
Bindu: A point in the ashtakavarga; 0 to 8 per graha per sign.
Sign total (SAV): The sarvashtakavarga: all the bindus a sign gets in your chart, shown as a number (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 72).
Dasha: The planetary period running in your life by the Vimshottari system.
Mahadasha: The main dasha period.
Antardasha: The sub-period inside a mahadasha.
Panchang windows in your Chandrabala: Abhijit, Amrit Kalam, Brahma Muhurta, Vijaya or a Labh, Shubh or Amrit choghadiya, clear of Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Dur Muhurtam, Varjyam and Bhadra, inside the hours when the Moon is in the 1st, 3rd, 6th, 7th, 10th or 11th from your Moon sign.
Exalted (uchcha): The sign where a graha is considered strongest in Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 3.
Debilitated (neecha): The sign opposite its exaltation, where a graha is considered weakest in Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 3.
Own sign (swarashi): A sign the graha rules (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 3).
Friendly sign: A sign whose lord is a natural friend of the graha (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 3).
Neutral sign: A sign whose lord is neither a natural friend of the graha nor hostile to it (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 3).
Unfriendly sign: A sign whose lord the graha naturally counts as hostile (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 3).
Sade Sati, first phase: Saturn in the 12th from your Moon sign.
Sade Sati, second phase: Saturn in your Moon sign itself.
Sade Sati, third phase: Saturn in the 2nd from your Moon sign.
Dhaiya (4th): Saturn in the 4th from your Moon sign.
Dhaiya (8th): Saturn in the 8th from your Moon sign.
Janma Tara: The tara your own birth star, the 1st; traditionally new work waits.
Sampat Tara: The tara the 2nd, 'wealth'; considered good for new work (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Vipat Tara: Tara number 3, counted from the birth nakshatra in groups of nine (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Kshema Tara: The tara the 4th, 'well-being'; considered good for new work (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Pratyari Tara: Tara number 5, counted from the birth nakshatra in groups of nine (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Sadhaka Tara: The tara the 6th, 'achievement'; considered good for new work (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Vadha Tara: Tara number 7, counted from the birth nakshatra in groups of nine (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Mitra Tara: The tara the 8th, 'friend'; considered good for new work (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Atimitra Tara: The tara the 9th, 'great friend'; considered good for new work (Muhurta Chintamani 4.11–12).
Work and Money: Our grouping: read from the 10th, 6th, 3rd, 11th, 2nd and 12th houses from your Moon sign, whose meanings name this area (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 11).
Love and Family: Our grouping: read from the 7th, 4th and 2nd houses from your Moon sign, whose meanings name this area (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 11).
Health: Our grouping: read from the 1st and 6th houses from your Moon sign, whose meanings name this area (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 11).
5 or more bindus: A graha's own bindus in the sign it transits: with 5 or more of the 8 bindus it is listed under 'what supports' (our grouping).
4 bindus: A graha's own bindus in the sign it transits: with 4 of the 8 bindus it is listed under 'points that call for patience' (our grouping).
3 or fewer bindus: A graha's own bindus in the sign it transits: with 3 or fewer of the 8 bindus it is listed under 'points that call for patience' (our grouping).
Abhijit Muhurta: The muhurta around local noon.
Amrit Kalam: The window the panchang names Amrit Kalam for the day's nakshatra.
Brahma Muhurta: The muhurta before sunrise.
Vijaya Muhurta: The Vijaya muhurta of the afternoon.
Labh, Shubh or Amrit choghadiya: A Labh, Shubh or Amrit slot of the day's choghadiya.
Phaladeepika: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Brihat Samhita: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Muhurta Chintamani: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Narada Samhita: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Kalaprakashika: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Jyotirnibandha: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
Brihad Daivajna Ranjana: A classical text cited beside the lines that rest on it.
What supports: A graha in a house the texts count favourable, with nothing holding it back, or counted supportive by reverse vedha (Muhurta Chintamani 4.4).
Points that call for patience: Every other graha, each with the fact that puts it there: a house the texts do not count favourable, vedha, a debilitation or unfriendly sign, combustion, its own or exaltation sign in an unfavourable house, the Moon's company, or Chandrashtama.
House meaning: What each house stands for (Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra ch. 11): 1 self and body, 2 family, wealth and speech, 3 courage and siblings, 4 mother, home and happiness, 5 children, education and intelligence, 6 health, work and competition, 7 marriage and partnership, 8 research and hidden matters, 9 fortune, dharma and father, 10 career and karma, 11 gains and friends, 12 expenses, foreign lands and moksha.

Questions

Rashifal Questions

Which rashi should I read: Moon sign, sun sign or name rashi?

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh until 8:40 PM, then in Meen until Tuesday 12 Mar, 8:30 PM, and every reading on this page is counted from the Moon sign (janma rashi), as Phaladeepika 26.1 directs. Read your Moon sign. A name rashi matches it only when the name was given from the birth nakshatra's syllable; a sun sign belongs to another system.

What is my rashi, and how do I find it?

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh, so someone born at the time shown has Kumbh rashi: your rashi is the sign the Moon was in at your birth. Give your birth date, and the time if you know it, in the finder on this page, or make your janampatrika for the rashi, nakshatra and lagna together.

Can I find my rashi from my date of birth without the birth time?

On 10 Mar, the Moon moves from Kumbh into Meen at 8:40 PM. So usually yes: the Moon stays about two and a half days in a sign, and on most dates one rashi covers the whole day; when it changed sign that day, our finder shows both rashis with the time of the change instead of guessing.

How do I know my rashi from my name?

On 10 Mar, the Moon's nakshatra Purva Bhadrapada gives the name syllables Se, So, Da, Di. Each of the 108 nakshatra padas has one syllable, and nine padas make a rashi, so the first syllable of a name points to a rashi; the table of the 12 rashis on this page lists them. It is a fallback: a name rashi is not the janma rashi unless the name was given from the birth nakshatra.

What is the difference between name rashi and janma rashi?

A child born on 10 Mar has Kumbh as janma rashi, the Moon's sign at birth. A name rashi comes from the name's first syllable instead; Purva Bhadrapada syllables such as Se, So, Da, Di fall in Kumbh (padas 1–3) and Meen (pada 4). The two agree only when the name was chosen from the birth nakshatra.

What is chandra rashi (Moon sign)?

The sign the Moon occupies at your birth, in the sidereal zodiac (Lahiri ayanamsa), is your chandra rashi. The Moon moves through all 12 signs in about 27 days.

My birthday makes me Aquarius. Is my rashi Kumbh?

On 10 Mar, at 10:20 AM, the Sun is at 25°55′ of Kumbh in the sidereal zodiac and at 20°06′ of Pisces in the tropical zodiac that birthday signs use; the two zodiacs are about 24° apart. So not necessarily: a birthday sign is the Sun's, while your rashi is the Moon's sign at birth, and for most people the two differ. Your birth date, time and place settle it.

What is the difference between rashi and lagna?

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh, and that is the rashi of someone born at the time shown. The lagna is the sign rising in the east at birth; it changes about every two hours, so it needs the birth time. The daily rashifal is read from the rashi; your kundli uses both.

What are the 12 rashis in Hindi and English?

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh (Aquarius). The 12 are Mesh (Aries), Vrishabh (Taurus), Mithun (Gemini), Kark (Cancer), Singh (Leo), Kanya (Virgo), Tula (Libra), Vrishchik (Scorpio), Dhanu (Sagittarius), Makar (Capricorn), Kumbh (Aquarius) and Meen (Pisces). The table on this page adds each lord, its nakshatra padas and its name syllables.

How is the day's rashifal worked out?

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh until 8:40 PM, then in Meen until Tuesday 12 Mar, 8:30 PM. For each rashi we count the house of all nine grahas from it and read each by the classical gochar rules of Phaladeepika, Brihat Samhita and Muhurta Chintamani, with vedha, dignity and combustion. The why table under each reading shows every graha, its house and its verse.

In which rashi is the Moon on this day, and till when?

On 10 Mar, the Moon is in Kumbh until 8:40 PM, then in Meen until Tuesday 12 Mar, 8:30 PM; the Moon's nakshatra is Shatabhisha until 4:56 AM, then Purva Bhadrapada. Times are in IST (Asia/Kolkata).

Can the rashifal change during the day?

On 10 Mar, the Moon moves into Meen at 8:40 PM, so the day is shown in parts, each with its own time. Whenever the Moon or another graha changes sign during a day, the reading is shown for each part with the exact minute of the change.

When is the day's rashifal updated?

This page for Sunday 10 March 2024 covers 12:00 AM to midnight in IST (Asia/Kolkata), and the next day's reading takes over at midnight. Each day is worked out from the planet positions alone, and nothing is edited by hand.

Is the rashifal the same for everyone with my rashi?

On 10 Mar, everyone with Kumbh rashi has the Moon in the 1st, so yes: on a given day the reading is the same for everyone with one rashi. A personal reading adds your nakshatra, your dasha and your ashtakavarga; signed in with your own kundli, this page shows it.

Is a rashifal accurate?

On 10 Mar, the Moon moves from Kumbh into Meen at 8:40 PM: a time from our engine using NASA JPL planet positions, checked against Swiss Ephemeris like every time on this page. The reading describes the general direction of the day by Moon sign, by stated classical rules; it does not foretell fixed events, and every line names its basis so you can judge it.

Why do different sites show different rashifal?

On 10 Mar, Saturn is in Kumbh by the sidereal zodiac we use but in Pisces by the tropical one of Western sites: that is one of four reasons. The others are sun sign or Moon sign; the node (Rahu is in Meen until 30 May 2025, 12:18 AM by the true node, then moves into Kumbh; by the mean-node reckoning many almanacs print, that change falls on 18 May 2025); and lines written by hand or worked out, while ours come only from the positions and name their rule.

Which rashi has a good day on this day?

On 10 Mar, by the Moon's strength alone, the Moon is supportive for Mesh, Vrishabh, Singh, Kanya, Dhanu and Kumbh; a time for patience for Mithun, Tula, Vrishchik, Makar and Meen; and Chandrashtama, a time to go gently, for Kark. Each rashi's full reading weighs the other grahas too, and no day is good or poor as a whole.

How will tomorrow be for my rashi?

On 11 Mar, the Moon is in Meen all day, until Tuesday 12 Mar, 8:30 PM. Tomorrow's line for every rashi is on this page, and tap “Tomorrow” to open the full reading.

Which rashis have Sade Sati right now?

On 10 Mar, Saturn is in Kumbh, so Sade Sati runs for Meen (first phase), Kumbh (second phase) and Makar (third phase). Shani dhaiya runs for Kark (8th) and Vrishchik (4th).

When will my Sade Sati end?

Sade Sati now: Makar: 26 Jan 2017 to the final exit on 29 Mar 2025, with a pause from 21 Jun 2017 to 26 Oct 2017; Kumbh: 24 Jan 2020 to the final exit on 23 Feb 2028, with a pause from 3 Jun 2027 to 20 Oct 2027; Meen: 29 Apr 2022 to the final exit on 17 Apr 2030, with a pause from 12 Jul 2022 to 17 Jan 2023 and a pause from 8 Aug 2029 to 5 Oct 2029. Each runs to Saturn's final exit, with every pause shown; the dates come from our engine using NASA JPL planet positions and match the Sade Sati in our kundli.

Which rashis get Sade Sati or dhaiya in 2025?

Saturn moves into Meen on 29 Mar 2025. From then, Sade Sati runs for Mesh (first phase), Kumbh (third phase) and Meen (second phase) and dhaiya for Singh (8th) and Dhanu (4th). Saturn moves into Mesh on 3 Jun 2027; Saturn moves into Meen on 20 Oct 2027.

What is Sade Sati, and what are its three phases?

On 10 Mar, Sade Sati runs for Meen (first phase), Kumbh (second phase) and Makar (third phase). It is Saturn's stay in the 12th, 1st and 2nd sign from your Moon sign, about two and a half years each; the phases are named first, second and third. Classically it asks for steady effort and patience, and the dates on this page show when each phase begins and ends.

What is Shani dhaiya?

On 10 Mar, dhaiya runs for Kark (8th) and Vrishchik (4th). It is Saturn's stay of about two and a half years in the 4th or the 8th sign from your Moon sign, counted the same way as Sade Sati.

What is gochar?

On 10 Mar, for example, Jupiter is in Mesh until 1 May, 1:00 PM, then moves into Vrishabh. Gochar is the movement of the grahas through the signs, read from your Moon sign: each graha's house from it is favourable or asks for patience by the classical tables. The planet table on this page shows all nine.

When does Jupiter enter Vrishabh?

Jupiter is in Mesh until 1 May, 1:00 PM, then moves into Vrishabh. Times are in IST (Asia/Kolkata); the coming changes on this page give the house it brings for every rashi.

Aaj ka Rashifal

Your rashi is the start. Your janampatrika tells the rest.

A rashifal reads the day for everyone born under one Moon sign. Your janampatrika reads it for you alone: your lagna, your dasha and every graha in its house.

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