About Taradisha

What Taradisha is

Taradisha has nine tools: Kundli, Kundli matching, the daily Panchang, the Shubh Muhurat finder, numerology, tarot, palmistry, Vastu and Feng Shui, and gemstones and Rudraksha. Around them are guides on Jyotish topics, an astrology library, a festival calendar, muhurat dates by year and a daily rashifal for the twelve Moon signs.

Every result is worked out by fixed rules and astronomical calculation from the details you enter. There is no AI chat or chatbot, no astrologer writes or reviews a report, and we do not offer consultations. The same birth details produce the same chart on any device.

The calculations run in your own browser. The birth details you enter stay on your device and are not uploaded to our servers, unless you choose to share a link or to export a chart for an AI assistant you pick. When you unlock a report, only a scrambled code made from the details is kept with your account, to remember the unlock.

Daily tools such as the Panchang and the basic Kundli are free, and full reports are unlocked with credits. Taradisha does not sell gemstones, Rudraksha, pujas or other remedy products, and no seller pays us to recommend them.

How the calculations work

Astronomy

Positions of the Sun, Moon and planets come from astronomy-engine, an open-source astronomy library, for the exact moment of birth. They are converted to the sidereal zodiac with the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa, the standard of most Indian Panchangs, with nutation included. Rahu and Ketu use the mean node unless you choose the true node.

Time and place

Birth times are converted with the historical time-zone rules built into your browser, daylight saving included, and with the birthplace’s own local mean time before standard time existed. The list of towns and cities comes from this site itself, a file per first letter, and the search runs on your device, so what you type is not sent to any search service.

Charts and dashas

Charts follow the Parashari tradition: whole-sign houses from the ascendant, the Bhava Chalit chart by the Sripati method and sixteen divisional charts. The Vimshottari dasha starts from the Moon’s exact place in its nakshatra and runs through Mahadasha, Antardasha and Pratyantar periods across 120 years. Yogas and doshas are checked against Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and Phaladeepika, with the rules that reduce or cancel a dosha.

Panchang

The Panchang day runs from sunrise to the next sunrise. Tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana come from the Sun’s and Moon’s positions; Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika are fixed eighths of daylight by weekday; Dur Muhurtam follows Muhurta Chintamani. Festivals and vrats fall on the day their tithi covers the time their rite needs, following Nirnaya Sindhu and Dharma Sindhu.

Muhurat

The Shubh Muhurat finder applies each occasion’s rules for nakshatra, tithi, weekday and season, from Muhurta Chintamani and the practice of Drik Panchang. No window includes Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Bhadra or an inauspicious yoga, and none shorter than 30 minutes is listed.

Kundli matching

Matching scores the eight kootas of the Ashtakoota out of 36 from the two Moon positions, gives Nadi and Bhakoot dosha the weight tradition gives them, applies their classical cancellations, checks Manglik dosha for both partners and adds the South Indian Rajju and Vedha checks.

Unknown birth time

Planets are placed for 12:00 noon and the chart is read from the Moon sign. Anything that could change during that day is shown with each value it could take, or marked as depending on the birth time.

What we have checked

In November 2026 the calculations were compared with independent references. The results below include the places where we differ.

Planet positions

79 births from 1800 to 2200, at latitudes from 78° south to 78° north, were compared with the Swiss Ephemeris using the Lahiri ayanamsa. The Sun and planets agreed within 0.3 arc-minutes and the Moon within 2.7; the ayanamsa agreed within 0.8 arc-seconds and the ascendant within 0.06 arc-minutes. No nakshatra pada differed, and in 120 more births the Bhava Chalit midpoints matched the Swiss Ephemeris within 0.001°.

Sade Sati

For a Capricorn Moon the Sade Sati comes out from 26 January 2017 to 29 March 2025, matching the published Lahiri dates of Saturn’s sign changes, and a scan of Saturn from 1800 to 2300 found all 431 of its sign changes.

Panchang

For New Delhi on 12 November 2026, the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana with their end times, sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, Gulika, Dur Muhurtam, Varjyam, Brahma muhurat and the month names all matched Drik Panchang to the printed minute. Festival dates for New York in October and November 2026, and for Mumbai in March 2026, matched too. Where we differ: tithi and karana end times can fall up to about a minute later than Drik Panchang’s, Rahu Kaal can differ by a minute, and Ram Navami in 2029 comes out a day earlier.

Muhurat

The full wedding lists for 2026 and 2027 were compared with Drik Panchang’s for New Delhi. After a correction for nakshatra gandanta, they differ only where this finder is deliberately stricter (Holashtak, the 30-minute minimum and windows split around Rahu Kaal and Yamaganda) and in two short pre-dawn windows that Drik Panchang does not list. For property and griha pravesh the finder is also stricter on purpose: it leaves out Pitru Paksha for property, and Bhadra and the inauspicious yogas for griha pravesh.

Kundli matching

AstroSage’s own published sample match, 24.5 gunas, comes out the same here, koota for koota. Of 17 further couples chosen to test the unusual cells of the tables, 11 agreed with AstroSage on all eight kootas; the other six differed by 1 or 1.5 points in Yoni, Gana or Vashya, where published tables disagree, and no total moved into another verdict band. Manglik is judged differently: AstroSage’s report leaves out the 2nd house, Venus and the classical exceptions, which this site counts.

Classical rules

The divisional-chart rules from D2 to D60, the Vimshottari balance, the nakshatra tables, planetary friendships, exaltation, combustion and the conditions of the main yogas were checked against Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and Phaladeepika. Every statistic and worked example in the seven matching guides reproduces from the engine.

Numerology, tarot and Vastu

Numerology was checked against published worked examples, including master numbers in the Life Path, Cheiro’s compound numbers and Kua numbers worked by hand. In 78,000 test shuffles, each tarot card came up first between 925 and 1,070 times against 1,000 expected. The 32 Vastu door positions were checked against Brihat Samhita.

Hindi

The Hindi was read against the English, 2,662 interface strings, the long reading tables and 30 guides, so that it says what the English says and promises no more.

Most corrections made in these reviews came with an automated test that fails if the mistake returns.

Editorial standards

Checked against the engine

Guides are written to agree with the calculations on this site. In the November 2026 reviews, every statistic and worked example in the matching guides reproduced from the engine, and spot checks of other guides found nothing that contradicts it. Their wording was also reviewed against Indian consumer-protection and advertising rules, including the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954.

Tradition and guidance

Astrology is presented as a tradition and as guidance for reflection. Readings describe tendencies, not certainties, and where schools differ, as on Manglik exceptions, Holashtak or a koota table, the page says which rule it follows.

No promises, no fear

No outcome is promised. A dosha is shown with the classical rules that reduce or cancel it, without alarm or pressure to buy, and Taradisha never predicts lifespan.

Remedies

Mantras, gemstones, Rudraksha, pujas and Vastu changes are described as traditional practices. They are not medical, financial or legal advice, they are never offered for an illness or for having children, and they are no reason to delay seeing a doctor or another professional.

Questions for adults

Questions about marriage, children, money, property and changing jobs are shown only to adults, and no marriage period is suggested before the legal age of marriage in India: 21 for men and 18 for women.

Bylines and corrections

Guides are published under the name Taradisha Editorial, with no individual author named. Reports are worked out by the rules on this page, and no astrologer writes or reviews them. If you find a mistake in a calculation or a guide, write to support@taradisha.in.

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