Dosha Check

Every dosha indicator in one place: Manglik, Kaal Sarp, Pitra, Grahan, Guru Chandal, Shrapit, Angarak, Vish, Gandmool and Kemadruma.

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Understand this calculator

What it does

Checks your chart for every dosha indicator the engine knows in one go: Manglik, Kaal Sarp, Pitra, Grahan, Guru Chandal, Shrapit, Angarak, Vish, Gandmool and Kemadruma, with the facts behind each and any traditional cancellation.

Why it matters

Doshas are the part of a reading people worry about most, and they are often quoted without the reasons or the exceptions. Seeing them side by side, with what triggered each one, puts them in proportion.

How it is worked out

  1. Manglik and Pitra need the , so they are only checked when the birth time is known.
  2. Conjunction doshas look for two bodies in the same sign: Sun or Moon with Rahu or Ketu (Grahan), Jupiter with a node (Guru Chandal), Saturn with Rahu (Shrapit), Mars with a node (Angarak), Moon with Saturn (Vish).
  3. Gandmool checks whether the Moon is in one of the six junction (Ashwini, Ashlesha, Magha, Jyeshtha, Mula, Revati); Kemadruma checks for empty signs on both sides of the Moon.
  4. Each dosha lists the exact facts used and any traditional exception, and cites its rule id so it can be checked.

How to read your result

  • Present doshas come first with their facts and exceptions; the rest are listed as not present.
  • An exception or cancellation means the tradition itself softens or removes the indicator.

What it cannot tell you

These are traditional indicators, not diagnoses or predictions. Several (Kaal Sarp, Shrapit) are modern and debated, schools differ on the rest, and none of them is a reason to buy a remedy.

About this calculator

Calculator version 1.0.0. Positions come from the astronomy-engine library (MIT) validated against NASA JPL DE421; interpretations are traditional and may differ between schools.

Traditional interpretation for reflection, not a prediction or advice.