In Indian astronomy, the term 'Nakshatras' is used to refer to stellar constellations.

Traditionally, 27 Nakshatras are recognized in Indian astronomy.

Nakshatras are used in Indian astrology for various purposes, including determining the position of planets, predicting the future, and determining the time of birth.

Rohini is considered to be the most auspicious Nakshatra in Indian astrology.

Mrigashira is the Nakshatra that is associated with the constellation of Orion.

Ashtami is considered to be the most malefic Nakshatra in Indian astrology.

In Indian astronomy, the term 'Rashis' is used to refer to the division of the zodiac into 12 equal parts.

Cancer is considered to be the most auspicious Rashi in Indian astrology.

Leo is the Rashi that is associated with the constellation of Leo.

Scorpio is considered to be the most malefic Rashi in Indian astrology.

In Indian astronomy, the term 'Grahas' is used to refer to the nine planets.

Jupiter is considered to be the most auspicious Graha in Indian astrology.

Mars is the Graha that is associated with the planet Mars.

Saturn is considered to be the most malefic Graha in Indian astrology.

In Indian astronomy, the term 'Yogas' is used to refer to the combinations of planets that are believed to influence a person's life.