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Understanding Rahu Kaal and Its Significance
In Vedic traditions, Rahu Kaal (or Rahu Kalam) is a daily period of approximately 90 minutes governed by the shadow planet Rahu. It is traditionally considered an inauspicious window during which starting new ventures, signing business contracts, conducting financial transactions, or embarking on long journeys should be avoided. Because sunrise and sunset times vary depending on your geographic location, Rahu Kaal timings shift daily from city to city, making exact local computation essential.
Why Location-Based Sunrise Timing Matters
Rahu Kaal is calculated by dividing daylight hours into eight equal parts for each specific day of the week. Therefore, calculating it accurately requires factoring in precise local sunrise and sunset coordinates. You can also review auspicious daily schedules via our Choghadiya Calculator.
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