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The score is a quick way to understand the overall quality of a muhurtham. A higher score means the supporting astrological factors are stronger and the adverse factors are fewer/weaker. The score is provided to help users compare muhurtham options quickly.

Use the score as a comparison tool, not as the only input.

• First check whether the muhurtham suits your event, by checking 'Auspicious for' in the card
• Then read the short explanation under Explanation.
• If needed, read the Telugu explanation that is also provided
• For visual representation of muhurtham, click on Open chart to access South Indian Rasi chart of the muhurtham.

Yes. The website supports personalization based on your birth star. Birth star is one of the personal factors used in muhurtham suitability. It helps narrow the results so the suggested muhurthams are a better fit for you.

For most users, birth star provides a practical balance between personalization and simplicity. It gives more relevant results without requiring a long consultation-style process.

The engine uses traditional muhurtham principles such as lagna strength, lagna-lord strength, Moon placement, benefic and malefic influences, house-based checks, and occasion-specific suitability rules. The principles and rules are grounded in Vedic Indian astrology.

No. The muhurthams on this site are not generated by AI. The calculations are based on location-specific astrological data and Vedic Indian astrology principles.

Muhurtham calculations depend on location and timezone. The same date can produce different local timings in different cities because sunrise, planetary positions, and lagna windows vary by city and country.

That is why country and city pages are important, especially for users outside India.

The public pages are curated to show only shortlisted muhurthams that meet the publish threshold of the system.

They are meant to help users browse meaningful options quickly, instead of showing every possible window regardless of quality.

These fields show the core astrological context of the muhurtham.

• Lagna: This is the constellation that is rising at the time of muhurtham. Also referred as Ascendant.
• Tithi: shows the lunar day.
• Nakshatram: shows the star active at that time of muhurtham
• Benefics: Jupiter (గురుడు), Venus (శుక్రుడు) and Mercury (బుధుడు) are considered as natural benefics. Also referred as Subha Grahas (శుభగ్రహాలు).
• Malefics: Sun (సూర్యుడు), Mars (కుజుడు), Saturn (శని), Rahu (రాహువు) and Ketu (కేతువు) are considered as natural malefics. Also referred as Papa Grahas (పాపగ్రహాలు).
• Depending on whether the Moon is waxing or waning, it can be considered either as a benefic or a malefic
• Combusted: When the apparent angular distance (as viewed from earth) between a planet and sun is less than a predefined value, the planet is said to be Combust. You may be aware of Guru Moudhyam (గురు మౌఢ్యం) and Sukra Moudhyam (శుక్ర మౌఢ్యం). When both Jupiter and Venus are combust, auspicious events like marriage and gruha pravesam are not to be conducted.
• Rasi Chart: Rasi chart is traditional method of displaying position of planets and Lagna overlayed on top of Rasis. In vedic indian astrology, there are 9 Planets and 12 Rasis. Rasi chart is a visual representation of Planets placed in the Rasis at the time of muhurtham
• Houses: Lagna is always the first house. The next rasi after Lagna is considered as Second house. For example, let us say that Lagna is Simha (or Leo). The next rasi after Lagna will be Kanya (Virgo). So the second house is Kanya. Let us say that the planet Sun is placed in Simha rasi. Then we say that Sun is in first house or Lagna. For example, let us say that Mercury is present in Kanya rasi. Then we say that Mercury is placed in Second house.
• Kendra houses: 1st, 4th, 7th and 10th houses are referred as Kendra houses.
• Kona houses: 1st, 5th and 9th houses are referred as Kona houses. Note that the 1st house (or Lagna) is both a Kendra and kona house. 1st, 4th , 5th, 7th, 9th and 10th houses are jointly referred as Kendra kona houses.
• Upachayas: 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th houses are referred as Upachaya houses or in short as Upachayas.
• Dusthanas: 6th, 8th and 12th houses are referred as Dusthana houses or in short as Dusthanas.
• Ashtama sthana: 8th house is also referred to as Ashtama sthana, where Ashtama means eight.
• Bhagya sthana: 9th house is also referred to as Bhagya sthana, where Bhagya means luck.
• Dasama sthana: 10th house is also referred to as Dasama sthana, where Dasama means ten.
• Labha sthana: 11th house is also referred to as Labha sthana, where Labha means eleven.

Yes. The pages include copy, share, and chart access so the result can be discussed with family members, elders, or a priest before finalizing a decision.

Judge it on depth of information provided, transparency and consistency.

• The pages show the score and the full explanation behind it for each muhurtham.
• The muhurtham times are calculated to be accurate to multiple cities in the world.
• The muhurthams are grounded in Indian Vedic Astrology principles and customs followed by Telugu culture.
• The muhurthams are not AI-generated.