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Chaughadiya Muhurta For Tuesday, 01 September 2026

Accurate Day and Night Chaughadiya Muhurat timings (Amrit, Shubh, Labh, Char, Rog, Kaal, Udveg) based on precision Drik astronomical calculations for your city.

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Vedic Knowledge

Understanding the 7 Types of Chaughadiya

A 24-hour Vedic day is divided into 16 Chaughadiyas (8 Day & 8 Night). Each 96-minute period is ruled by a planet and carries a specific energy:

1. Amrit (Highly Auspicious)

Ruled by: Moon. Considered the absolute best Chaughadiya. Highly favorable for all spiritual ceremonies, commencing new ventures, property purchase, and travel.

2. Shubh (Auspicious)

Ruled by: Jupiter. Ideal for marriages, religious ceremonies, educational admissions, and initiating auspicious personal commitments.

3. Labh (Gains & Growth)

Ruled by: Mercury. Best suited for launching new commercial businesses, signing contracts, financial investments, and trade activities.

4. Char (Movement & Travel)

Ruled by: Venus. Excellent for starting journeys, buying vehicles, relocations, and dynamic actions where mobility is key.

5. Rog (Inauspicious / Disease)

Ruled by: Mars. Inauspicious for starting new projects or ceremonies due to risks of conflict, delays, and friction. Strictly avoided.

6. Kaal (Inauspicious / Loss)

Ruled by: Saturn. Strongly avoided for new endeavors as it brings delays, obstacles, and risk of failure. Only favorable for routine chores.

7. Udveg (Anxiety / Unrest)

Ruled by: Sun. Causes restlessness and mental agitation. Generally avoided for personal milestones, though suitable for government correspondence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Chaughadiya Muhurat FAQs

Common queries regarding Chaughadiya calculation, auspicious timings, and practical daily use.

Chaughadiya is an ancient Vedic time-division system where the day (sunrise to sunset) and night (sunset to next sunrise) are each divided into 8 equal parts of approximately 96 minutes (4 Ghadis). It provides instant guidance on whether the current window is favorable for business, travel, or ceremonies.

Amrit, Shubh, and Labh are the three most auspicious Chaughadiyas. Char (Movement) is favorable for travel, purchasing vehicles, and transit tasks.

Rog (Disease/Conflict), Kaal (Loss/Delay), and Udveg (Anxiety/Restlessness) are inauspicious. Starting critical ventures during these windows should be avoided.

Chaughadiya slots are calculated by dividing the local diurnal and nocturnal duration between exact local sunrise and sunset. Because geographic coordinates vary, the duration of each slot differs slightly across cities.

In Vedic tradition, Rahu Kaal takes precedence as an inauspicious period. If an auspicious Chaughadiya coincides with Rahu Kaal, it is recommended to wait until Rahu Kaal passes before initiating key tasks.
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