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Choghadiya

Sunday

4 January

Shubh - Good

06:11 PM
To
07:49 PM

Amrit - Best

07:49 PM
To
09:27 PM

Chal - Neutral

09:27 PM
To
11:06 PM

5Jan

Rog - Evil

11:06 PM
To
12:44 AM

5Jan

Kaal - Loss

12:44 AM
To
02:23 AM

5Jan

Laabh - Gain

02:23 AM
To
04:01 AM

5Jan

Udweg - Bad

04:01 AM
To
05:39 AM

5Jan

Shubh - Good

05:39 AM
To
07:18 AM

Monday

5 January

Chal - Neutral

06:11 PM
To
07:50 PM

Rog - Evil

07:50 PM
To
09:28 PM

Kaal - Loss

09:28 PM
To
11:06 PM

6Jan

Laabh - Gain

11:06 PM
To
12:45 AM

6Jan

Udweg - Bad

12:45 AM
To
02:23 AM

6Jan

Shubh - Good

02:23 AM
To
04:01 AM

6Jan

Amrit - Best

04:01 AM
To
05:40 AM

6Jan

Chal - Neutral

05:40 AM
To
07:18 AM

Tuesday

6 January

Kaal - Loss

06:12 PM
To
07:50 PM

Laabh - Gain

07:50 PM
To
09:28 PM

Udweg - Bad

09:28 PM
To
11:07 PM

7Jan

Shubh - Good

11:07 PM
To
12:45 AM

7Jan

Amrit - Best

12:45 AM
To
02:23 AM

7Jan

Chal - Neutral

02:23 AM
To
04:02 AM

7Jan

Rog - Evil

04:02 AM
To
05:40 AM

7Jan

Kaal - Loss

05:40 AM
To
07:18 AM

Wednesday

7 January

Udweg - Bad

06:13 PM
To
07:51 PM

Shubh - Good

07:51 PM
To
09:29 PM

Amrit - Best

09:29 PM
To
11:07 PM

8Jan

Chal - Neutral

11:07 PM
To
12:45 AM

8Jan

Rog - Evil

12:45 AM
To
02:24 AM

8Jan

Kaal - Loss

02:24 AM
To
04:02 AM

8Jan

Laabh - Gain

04:02 AM
To
05:40 AM

8Jan

Udweg - Bad

05:40 AM
To
07:18 AM

Thursday

8 January

Amrit - Best

06:13 PM
To
07:51 PM

Chal - Neutral

07:51 PM
To
09:30 PM

Rog - Evil

09:30 PM
To
11:08 PM

9Jan

Kaal - Loss

11:08 PM
To
12:46 AM

9Jan

Laabh - Gain

12:46 AM
To
02:24 AM

9Jan

Udweg - Bad

02:24 AM
To
04:02 AM

9Jan

Shubh - Good

04:02 AM
To
05:40 AM

9Jan

Amrit - Best

05:40 AM
To
07:19 AM

Friday

9 January

Rog - Evil

06:14 PM
To
07:52 PM

Kaal - Loss

07:52 PM
To
09:30 PM

Laabh - Gain

09:30 PM
To
11:08 PM

10Jan

Udweg - Bad

11:08 PM
To
12:46 AM

10Jan

Shubh - Good

12:46 AM
To
02:24 AM

10Jan

Amrit - Best

02:24 AM
To
04:02 AM

10Jan

Chal - Neutral

04:02 AM
To
05:41 AM

10Jan

Rog - Evil

05:41 AM
To
07:19 AM

Saturday

10 January

Laabh - Gain

06:14 PM
To
07:53 PM

Udweg - Bad

07:53 PM
To
09:31 PM

Shubh - Good

09:31 PM
To
11:09 PM

11Jan

Amrit - Best

11:09 PM
To
12:47 AM

11Jan

Chal - Neutral

12:47 AM
To
02:25 AM

11Jan

Rog - Evil

02:25 AM
To
04:03 AM

11Jan

Kaal - Loss

04:03 AM
To
05:41 AM

11Jan

Laabh - Gain

05:41 AM
To
07:19 AM

Note: In the Night Choghadiya section, if the time is past midnight (12:00 AM), it applies to the next day.

About Choghadiya:

Choghadiya, also spelled Choghadia or Chaughadia, is a time-tested method in Hindu astrology used to find the most auspicious work timings during the day and night. This traditional system plays an important role in daily life, especially when planning events like travel, business, or ceremonies.

Originally used to pick favorable travel muhurthas, Choghadiya Muhurat is now widely used for all types of auspicious work due to its simplicity and accuracy. Rooted in ancient Vedic astrology, it divides the entire 24 hours of a day into specific time segments known as Choghadiyas. The day is divided into two main parts: from sunrise to sunset (Day Choghadiya) and from sunset to sunrise (Night Choghadiya).

Meaning of the Word "Choghadiya"

The word Choghadiya originates from the traditional Hindu system of timekeeping. In this method, a day—from sunrise to sunset—is divided into 30 Ghatis (roughly 24 hours = 60 Ghatis). For Choghadiya Muhurat, these 30 Ghatis are further split into eight equal parts, giving us eight Choghadiyas for the day and another eight for the night.

Each Choghadiya Muhurat is approximately 90 minutes long. The term "Choghadiya" comes from the Sanskrit components:
- "Cho" or "Chau", meaning four
- "Ghadiya" or Ghati, a traditional unit of time

Hence, Choghadiya literally means "four Ghatis" or roughly 90 minutes, and is also referred to as Chaturshtika Muhurta.

Types of Choghadiya

In a full 24-hour cycle, there are 16 Choghadiya Muhurats—8 during the day and 8 during the night. These are categorized based on the planetary ruler and their nature (Auspicious, Inauspicious, or Neutral):

🟢 Auspicious Choghadiya: These are best suited for all auspicious work, including ceremonies, business dealings, and travel:
- Amrit (Highly Auspicious) – Ruled by the Moon, this period is ideal for success, prosperity, and religious acts. It is one of the best shubh choghadiya according to Hindu astrology.
- Shubh (Auspicious) – Ruled by Jupiter, great for beginning new ventures, travel, or special events.
- Labh (Profitable) – Ruled by Mercury, best for financial activities, investment, and trade.

⚫ Neutral Choghadiya:
- Chal (Neutral to Favorable) – Ruled by Venus, suitable for general activities like movement, travel, or initiating new plans.

🟠 Inauspicious Choghadiya: Avoid these periods for major decisions or starting important work:
- Udveg (Tension & Problems) – Ruled by the Sun, may bring stress or conflict.
- Rog (Illness & Obstacles) – Ruled by Mars, associated with health issues and hurdles.
- Kaal (Loss & Struggles) – Ruled by Saturn, considered highly inauspicious for any new beginning.

Why Follow Choghadiya?

Knowing the shubh choghadiya for the day can guide you to choose the best Choghadiya Muhurat for success in all your endeavors. Since the day is divided based on sunrise and sunset, and further refined into these specific time blocks, it provides a personalized and practical way to align actions with Hindu astrology.
By incorporating Choghadiya, Choghadia, or Chaughadia into your daily planning, you can ensure that your actions are aligned with cosmic rhythms and favorable planetary energies.