Shubh Choghadiya: Significance, Types and Use

Choghadiya is an important part of Vedic astrology, which is used to determine the right time for auspicious works. In this, the day and night are divided into eight parts, which are called Choghadiya. Among these, Amrit, Shubh, Labh and Char Choghadiya are considered auspicious, while Kaal, Rog and Udveg are considered inauspicious.

Monday, 25 May 2026

Day Choghadiya
Sunrise : 05:29 AM#
Amrut 05:29 07:11
Kaal Kaal Vela 07:11 08:53
Shubh 08:53 10:36
Rog 10:36 12:18
Udveg 12:18 14:00
Char 14:00 15:42
Labh Vaar Vela 15:42 17:24
Amrut 17:24 19:06
Night Choghadiya
Sunset Time : 07:06 PM#
Char 19:06 20:24
Rog 20:24 21:42
Kaal 21:42 23:00
Labh Kaal Ratri 23:00 00:17 *
Udveg 00:17 01:35 *
Shubh 01:35 02:53 *
Amrut 02:53 04:11 *
Char 04:11 05:29 *
Most auspicious
Good
Most Inauspicious
Inauspicious

Today's Astrological Thoughts

“Astrology is based on both experience and faith.”

— Varahamihira

What is Chaughadia?

Chaughadia is a traditional part of the Hindu calendar used to determine auspicious and inauspicious times. Each day is divided into eight sections, each divided into two parts based on sunset and sunrise. Each section is called Choghadiya.

Types of Choghadiya

  • Amrit Choghadiya: Most auspicious time, good for any work.
  • Shubh Choghadiya: Best for marriage, puja-paath and auspicious functions.
  • Labh Choghadiya: Best for education, business and new beginnings.
  • Char Choghadiya: Suitable for travel and change of place.
  • Kaal Choghadiya: Inauspicious time, auspicious works should be avoided.
  • Rog Choghadiya: Considered inauspicious, but useful for war or victory over rivals.
  • Udveg Choghadiya: Generally inauspicious, but suitable for government work.

Calculation of Choghadiya

The day (sunrise to sunset) and night (sunset to sunrise) are divided into eight equal parts. Each Choghadiya is approximately 1.5 hours long. The first Choghadiya of each day is based on the ruling planet of that day.

Importance of Choghadiya

In Hinduism, Choghadiya is checked before any auspicious work like marriage, house warming, puja, travel or starting any business. Amrit, Shubh, Labh and Char Choghadiya are considered auspicious while Kaal, Rog and Udveg are considered inauspicious.

War Vela, Kaal Vela and Kaal Ratri

According to astrology, no auspicious work should be done during War Vela, Kaal Vela and Kaal Ratri. This time is considered inauspicious and should be avoided.

Conclusion

Shubh Choghadiya is an important aspect of Vedic astrology that guides us in choosing the right time for important life tasks. Choosing the right Choghadiya brings success and auspicious results.

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