Site map
Every page on Swarn Siddhi
A reader's index to the whole site, grouped the way the site is actually built: the daily timing tools first, then the dated pages, then the chart and number calculators. Every hub here carries its own city or month list, so nothing is more than two clicks away.
Search engines read sitemap.xml, which lists the same pages with their last-changed dates. This page is the version written for a person.
Everything computed for a date and a city — the five limbs of the panchang, the auspicious windows and the caution windows. Each hub opens on New Delhi and carries its own city switcher.
Today's panchang and timing tools
The hubs whose answer changes every morning. · 21 pages
Timings for tomorrow and the week ahead
The same windows, one day forward or seven days at a time, for planning rather than for today. · 7 pages
Rahu Kaal by weekday
Rahu Kaal falls in a different eighth of the day on each weekday; one page states the rule for each. · 7 pages
Planetary hora pages
What each of the seven planetary hours is traditionally used for, and when today's falls. · 7 pages
Cities we publish timings for
Each name opens that city's Panchang, and every timing tool above offers the same list — sunrise decides most of these answers and it differs across India by well over an hour. · 83 cities
When a festival or a vrat falls, computed from the tithi and the local sunrise rather than copied from a printed calendar — which is why two calendars can disagree by a day.
Festival and vrat pages
The hub, the three recurring tithi observances, the eclipse pages with their sutak timing, and one page per festival. · 85 pages
Festival calendars by month
A whole year of festivals, then every festival that falls in one Gregorian month, plus the Navratri colour order for each year. · 30 pages
Tithi dates by year
Every date one tithi falls on in a whole year, both pakshas, for readers who search the tithi and the year together. · 26 pages
Vrat dates by year
Every Ekadashi, Amavasya, Purnima, Pradosh and Sankashti in a whole year, with names, parana, pradosh kaal and moonrise. · 12 pages
Vivah and griha pravesh muhurat by year
Every marriage and house-warming date in a year, with its window and the rules behind the list; each year page links its twelve months. · 22 pages
Sankranti, Panchak, Sawan and Masik Shivratri by year
All twelve sankrantis with the Sun's entry time, every Panchak period with its start and end, the Sawan Somvars for both calendars, and every Masik Shivratri night. · 8 pages
Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam calendars do not share a month system — two are lunar and two are solar — so each is computed on its own rules and for its own city rather than translated from one table.
Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam calendars
Each month with its tithi, nakshatra, regional month name, festivals and the region's own sunrise city. · 235 pages
Birth-chart tools. Every one of these needs a date, a time and a place, and computes from Swiss Ephemeris positions in the Lahiri sidereal zodiac before any interpretation begins.
Kundli and matching tools
Free charts, the 36-point match, the dosha checks and the two ten-year chakra forecasts. · 47 pages
The twelve houses
What each bhava covers, its karaka and its role when a chart is read as a whole. · 13 pages
AI astrologer and chat
What the chat reads from a computed chart, which half of its answer is arithmetic, and how that differs from asking a general chatbot. · 4 pages
Kundli and matching in regional languages
The same computation with the words each region actually uses — jatakam, jathagam, jathakam, jataka — and the ten Tamil porutham factors read one at a time. · 23 pages
Baby names and rashi by name
The nakshatra pada a birth Moon falls in fixes the syllable a traditional name starts with; these pages list the names for each rashi. · 15 pages
One calculation per page, each showing its working. A divisional chart is the main chart divided again; a yoga is a named combination that either is present in a chart or is not.
Divisional chart and yoga calculators
Fifteen vargas from D2 to D60, the classical yoga detectors, and the arudha, atmakaraka and ashtakavarga tools. · 28 pages
Slow transit pages
Saturn's seven-and-a-half years, Jupiter's year in a sign, the nodes, and how often Mercury is actually retrograde. · 5 pages
Number systems, each with its arithmetic shown so the result can be checked by hand. These are traditional symbolic associations, not tested predictive evidence.
Numerology calculators
The full profile plus each standalone calculator — Lo Shu, Chaldean names, date of birth, personal year and karmic debt. · 19 pages
Mulank, Bhagyank and the nine numbers
The two numbers Hindi numerology is usually read from, and one page for each bhagyank from 1 to 9. · 22 pages
Number, dream and sky tools
Mobile and vehicle numbers reduced in your own browser, the Swapna Shastra symbol reader, the Vastu sleeping-direction guide and today's sidereal planet positions. · 5 pages
Moon-sign readings for today, tomorrow, the week and the month. A rashi reading is written for a twelfth of everybody, which is exactly why a birth chart says something a horoscope cannot.
Daily and tomorrow horoscopes
Both hubs and all twenty-four sign readings, recomputed for the reader's own day. · 26 pages
Weekly and monthly horoscopes
The calendar week, Monday to Sunday, and the calendar month for every Moon sign, with the period's sign changes, best days and Chandrashtama. · 26 pages
The paid readings, and what each one does and does not cover. Every calculation behind them is available free on the pages above; what is bought is the written reading.
Paid astrology reports
The hub and one page per report, each stating its price, its chapters and its limits before purchase. · 18 pages
Plain-language explanations of what the calculators compute — read these when a tool gives an answer and the question is what the answer means.
Guides and explainers
The library index and every reviewed guide in it, each with the date it was last checked. · 61 pages
Planets in houses and the mahadashas
Each of the nine planets in each of the twelve houses, read from the classical texts with the sign, yoga and dasha tables computed — and what each planet's mahadasha brings. · 127 pages