About ShubhHaiKya.com

ShubhHaiKya.com is a cultural utility for one practical question: is this a good day for this decision? Families across India still consult the Hindu Panchang before buying property, taking vehicle delivery, opening a shop, or fixing a wedding date. We turn those five daily factors — Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana, and Rahu Kaal — into a transparent 0–100 score for twenty real activities.

Who runs this site

ShubhHaiKya is an independently operated web project. We are not a temple trust, not a paid Jyotish consultancy, and not a horoscope service. There is no user account, no birth chart upload, and no paid “prediction.” If something looks wrong or you want a new activity category, write to hello@shubhhaikya.com. We aim to reply within 48 hours.

How the score is computed

Every activity has its own rule table: which Tithis and Nakshatras are traditionally supportive, which are avoided, preferred weekdays, and whether the waxing moon (Shukla Paksha) is favoured. The engine starts at 50 and adds or subtracts points:

• Tithi (lunar day) — largest weight
• Nakshatra (lunar mansion)
• Yoga (luni-solar combination)
• Weekday
• Karana (half-Tithi)
• Paksha (waxing vs waning), when the activity prefers growth symbolism

The result is clipped to 0–100 and labelled Excellent (80+), Good (60–79), Neutral (40–59), or Avoid (below 40). Each result page lists the exact factors that helped or hurt the score, plus Rahu Kaal and Abhijit Muhurat clock times. City pages adjust sunrise-based windows (Rahu Kaal, Abhijit) using that city’s coordinates.

Sources and tradition

The activity rules follow well-known muhurat conventions used in classical handbooks such as Muhurta Chintamani and Kalaprakashika, and in living practice for property, gold, vehicles, and samskaras. We encode those conventions as explicit lists — not as a machine-learning model and not as a secret “AI astrologer.” Panchang elements themselves are computed from standard astronomical relationships (Sun–Moon elongation for Tithi, lunar mansion for Nakshatra, and weekday sunrise eighths for Rahu Kaal).

Regional custom can differ. A family priest in Tamil Nadu may weigh a weekday differently from a North Indian almanac. Treat our score as one structured reading of the common pan-Indian layer, then apply your community’s practice.

What we are not

This is not astrology, Kundli matching, or fortune-telling. We do not predict whether a deal will succeed, a marriage will last, or gold prices will rise. We also do not give financial, legal, or medical advice. Read the Disclaimer and Terms before relying on any page.

How to use the site

1. Start on the homepage picker or browse all activities.
2. Open today, tomorrow, a calendar month, or a city page. Compare the score and the listed reasons.
3. If you must act on a Neutral day, prefer Abhijit Muhurat and avoid Rahu Kaal. If the verdict is Avoid and you can wait, use the “next better dates” list.
4. For background (Tithi, Rahu Kaal, gold days, marriage Nakshatras), read the guides.

Limits and corrections

Astronomical rounding and local sunrise tables can differ by a few minutes from another panchang publisher. Festival muhurats sometimes have a second, community-specific window we do not list. If you spot a factual error, email hello@shubhhaikya.com with the URL and we will review it.