Ludhiana · Punjab · Asia/Kolkata
Lagna Table
Local rising-sign intervals for the selected day.
The sidereal sign rising on the eastern geometric horizon. These intervals cover midnight to midnight, so the first and last can be partial intervals. A Lagna interval alone does not establish a suitable marriage or other muhurat.
| Rising sign | From | Until |
|---|---|---|
| Mithuna | 12:00 am | 12:27 am |
| Karka | 12:27 am | 02:49 am |
| Simha | 02:49 am | 05:09 am |
| Kanya | 05:09 am | 07:28 am |
| Tula | 07:28 am | 09:50 am |
| Vrishchika | 09:50 am | 12:09 pm |
| Dhanu | 12:09 pm | 02:13 pm |
| Makara | 02:13 pm | 03:53 pm |
| Kumbha | 03:53 pm | 05:18 pm |
| Meena | 05:18 pm | 06:41 pm |
| Mesha | 06:41 pm | 08:14 pm |
| Vrishabha | 08:14 pm | 10:08 pm |
| Mithuna | 10:08 pm | 5 Oct, 12:00 am |
Calculation sources
Positions, frame rotations and eclipse geometry: Astronomy Engine documentation. Independent eclipse reference: NASA GSFC, Fred Espenak. Local calculations use the selected coordinates and approximate Lahiri convention where applicable.