Choghadiya

Choghadiya is a system of timekeeping used in Hindu astrology to identify auspicious and inauspicious periods during the day for various activities. It divides the day into specific time slots, each ruled by different planetary combinations, with some periods considered favorable (Shubh) and others unfavorable (Ashubh).

Choghadiya is calculated based on the division of daytime (from sunrise to sunset) and nighttime (from sunset to sunrise) into eight equal parts. Each part is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes long. The ruling planet and the quality of time (Shubh or Ashubh) are determined based on the Panchang or Hindu calendar.

Day Choghadiya is the period of time between sunrise and sunset, while night Choghadiya is the period of time between sunset and the next day's sunrise. A component of the Vedic Hindu calendar, Panchang, is Choghadiya Muhurat. In Hindi, "Cho" signifies "four," "Ghadi" means "clock," and "Choghadiya" adds out to 96 minutes. The Choghadiya is an antiquated method of measuring time in India that is about equal to twenty-four minutes.

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Ashubh Choghadiya is considered unfavorable for initiating new projects, signing contracts, undertaking journeys, or engaging in activities that carry risks or uncertainties. It is advisable to avoid important undertakings during these periods.

Choghadiya is a traditional Hindu timekeeping method used to determine the most auspicious and inauspicious periods of the day. The word “Choghadiya” literally means four ghadi, where one ghadi is an ancient time unit of about 24 minutes—so each Choghadiya lasts approximately 96 minutes.

There are seven types of Choghadiyas categorized as either favorable (Shubh, Labh, Amrit) or unfavorable (Rog, Kaal, Udveg). People commonly consult Choghadiya timings before starting important activities like travel, business deals, religious rituals, or new ventures to ensure success and avoid obstacles.

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The Choghadiya or Chogadia is a tool used to determine the best timing to begin a new project. Because of its simplicity, Choghadiya can be used for any muhurtha, although it is traditionally used for travel muhurthas. To begin an auspicious work, Amrit, Shubh, Labh, and Char are the four nice Choghadiya. Avoid the three awful Choghadiya, Rog, Kaal, and Udveg.

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