Planetary Positions
The current rashi, nakshatra, pada and degree of all nine grahas — sidereal (Lahiri ayanamsa), New Delhi.
14 September 2026 · Ayanamsa 24°13'
| Graha | Rashi | Degree | Nakshatra (Pada) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surya | Simha | 27°25' | Uttara Phalguni (1) |
| Chandra | Tula | 7°48' | Swati (1) |
| Mangal | Mithuna | 27°33' | Punarvasu (3) |
| Budh | Kanya | 12°00' | Hasta (1) |
| Guru | Karka | 22°14' | Ashlesha (2) |
| Shukra | Tula | 8°18' | Swati (1) |
| Shani℞ | Meena | 18°36' | Revati (1) |
| Rahu℞ | Kumbha | 4°22' | Dhanishta (4) |
| Ketu℞ | Simha | 4°22' | Magha (2) |
℞ = Retrograde
Frequently Asked Questions
Which system are these positions in?▼
These are sidereal (nirayana) positions using the Lahiri (Chitrapaksha) ayanamsa — the Government of India standard used by most Vedic astrology. Rahu and Ketu use the mean lunar node.
What does retrograde (Vakri) mean?▼
Retrograde means the planet appears to move backward as seen from Earth. Rahu and Ketu are always retrograde; the Sun and Moon are never retrograde.
For what time and place are these?▼
These are computed for 14 September 2026 in Indian Standard Time (New Delhi). The Moon moves fast, so its position changes through the day.