Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every page is free to read without an account. A free account adds a few personal tools, described below.

Registering is free and takes a minute with your email. It gives you a free Janam Kundli (birth chart) with saved profiles for your family, a Saved list for pages you want to come back to, a Liked list, reading lists where you tick pages off as you read them, and a Panchang that opens for your own town.

Lagna, Chandra and Navamsa charts in North or South Indian style, planetary positions with nakshatra and status, the panchang at birth, avakhada chakra (varna, yoni, gana, nadi and name letter), Vimshottari mahadasha and antardasha dates, and Manglik, Kaal Sarp and Sade Sati checks. It is calculated with Lahiri ayanamsa, and you can print it or save it as a PDF.

Yes. The free plan includes 2 saved kundli profiles, 2 kundli generations and 2 PDF downloads. A generation is used when you add a profile or change its date, time or place of birth; opening a saved kundli again is free. If you need more, contact us about a subscription plan.

Yes. Go to My account and choose "Delete my account". Your profile, saved and liked pages, reading lists and birth details are removed permanently.

Codes are sent from [email protected] and usually arrive within a minute. Check your spam or promotions folder, and make sure the email address is spelt correctly. Each code works for 10 minutes; if it has expired, simply ask for a new one. If it still doesn't arrive, contact us.

On the log-in page, choose "Forgot password?", enter your email, and we'll send you a code to set a new password.

Saved is for pages you want to come back to; Liked is for pages you enjoyed. A reading list is a named collection — say "Navratri path" — where you tick off each page as you read it and see your progress. You'll find all three under Saved & liked and Reading lists in your account.

Only you, and the small team that looks after accounts. Your kundli profiles are never shown publicly or shared with astrologers, and you can edit or delete them whenever you like. See our Privacy Policy for the details.

Enter your best estimate. The lagna (ascendant) changes roughly every two hours, so the lagna chart, the houses and the dasha dates depend on the time being right. The Moon sign and nakshatra change much more slowly and are usually still correct, unless the Moon changed sign or nakshatra that day. An astrologer can help narrow down an unknown birth time.

Small differences usually come from the method. We use Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa and whole-sign houses; other sources may use another ayanamsa (such as KP or Raman), or a house system where house cusps fall mid-sign. A birth time that differs by a few minutes, or a different birthplace or time zone, can also move the lagna. Check that the date, time and place match first.

Use the "Spotted a mistake?" form at the end of any chalisa, aarti, mantra or article page. Your report goes straight to our team, who check it against the source before correcting the page.

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We cross-check mantras and scripture text against established, widely recognized sources before publishing, and we welcome corrections from readers.

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No. The Gurukuls & Colleges directory only helps students find institutions; we don't represent any of them. Details come from each institution's official website — always confirm admissions and fees with the institution itself.

Use the directory's Suggest an Update page. Every request is reviewed by our team before anything changes.

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Not yet — the website itself works well on mobile browsers in the meantime.

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