astrologers in r k puram delhi rahu Kaal

What is Rahu Kaal, why is it forbidden to do auspicious work in it by astrologers in r k puram delhi ?

Many people must have heard about Rahu Kaal. What is it, when does it come and why is it considered taboo to do auspicious work in it. Few people know about it.

Actually Rahu Kaal is such a time of the day when Rahu remains under its full influence and if any auspicious work is done during that time, there is doubt in its success, so pundits and astrologers advise to postpone that time.

Rahu is considered a malefic planet. In our religious texts, Rahu has been called a planet obstructing auspicious works, so no auspicious work or journey should be started during Rahu period.

Since there is a fixed time every day for all the planets in the transit of planets, therefore every day a time also comes for Rahu, which is called Rahu Kaal. The duration of Rahu Kaal is also different according to the time of sunrise and sunset at different places.

A rule has been made in astrology to know Rahu Kaal. 24 hours are divided in 8 parts {from sun rise to sun set}. In this, a standard time of sunrise has been considered as 6 in the morning and the time of sunset is 6 in the evening.

So the time from 6 in the morning to 6 in the evening became 12 hours. If we divide this 12 hours into 8 equal parts, then one part is about one and a half hours. Due to different sunrise-sunset timings at different places, there may be a difference of few minutes in this time.

What day, when is Rahu Kaal by astrologers in r k puram delhi :-

Rahu Kaal never comes in the first half of the day. Sometimes it comes in the afternoon and sometimes in the evening and falls only before sunset. Doesn't come at night.

It's time

Second Half of Monday
in the third part of the day on saturday
Friday in the fourth part of the day
Wednesday in the fifth part of the day
Thursday in the sixth part of the day
Tuesday in the seventh part of the day
Sunday in the eighth part of the day

What time is rahu kaal

Monday: 7.30 am to 9 pm
Tuesday: 3 pm to 4.30 pm
Wednesday: 12 noon to 1.30 pm
Thursday: 1.30 pm to 3 pm
Friday: 10.30 am to 12 noon
Saturday: 9 am to 10.30 am
Sunday: 4.30 pm to 6 pm