Astrology in Indian daily life serves multiple purposes, including predicting the future, determining auspicious times for events, and providing guidance for decision-making.

The Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra is an ancient Indian text that is considered the foundation of Vedic astrology. It is attributed to the sage Parashara and is believed to be written around the 5th century BCE.

Kundali, horoscope, and janampatri are all terms used for the astrological chart that is created based on an individual's birth details.

Jupiter is considered the most auspicious planet in Indian astrology. It is associated with wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.

Dasha, bhukti, and antardasha are all terms used for the astrological period when a planet is transiting through a particular sign.

Aries is the astrological sign that is associated with the element of fire.

Raja Yoga, dhana yoga, and vipareeta raja yoga are all terms used for the astrological combination of two planets that is considered auspicious.

Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces are all astrological signs that are associated with the element of water.

Papa yoga, ashubha yoga, and malefic yoga are all terms used for the astrological combination of two planets that is considered inauspicious.

Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius are all astrological signs that are associated with the element of air.

Vakri, vichitra, and viparita are all terms used for the astrological period when a planet is retrograde.

Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn are all astrological signs that are associated with the element of earth.

Sam yoga, shubha yoga, and madhya yoga are all terms used for the astrological combination of two planets that is considered neutral.

Aries is the astrological sign that is associated with the element of fire.

Uccha is the term used for the astrological period when a planet is exalted.