Fundamentals of Indian Astrology

Vastu Shastra is a traditional Indian system of architecture and design, not a branch of astrology.

B. V. Raman was a renowned Indian astrologer and author who played a significant role in popularizing and modernizing Indian astrology.

Pluto is not considered a major planetary influence in Indian astrology, unlike the Sun, Moon, and Mars.

Kundali is the term used for the astrological chart or diagram in Indian astrology, which represents the positions of the planets and other celestial bodies at the time of a person's birth.

Vimshottari Dasha is a popular method of astrological prediction in India, which involves dividing a person's life into different periods based on the positions of the planets.

Kundali Milan is the term used for the astrological compatibility between two individuals in Indian astrology, which involves comparing their birth charts to determine their compatibility.

Diwali is a festival of lights celebrated in India, but it is not considered a major astrological event in Indian astrology.

Upayas is the term used for the astrological remedies or solutions to mitigate negative planetary influences in Indian astrology.

Rig Veda is a sacred Hindu text, but it is not considered a major astrological text or scripture in Indian astrology.

Hora is the term used for the astrological prediction of future events based on the positions of the planets and other celestial bodies in Indian astrology.

Tantric Astrology is not a major astrological school or tradition in India, unlike Parashara, Jaimini, and Lal Kitab.

Jataka is the term used for the astrological analysis of a person's character, personality, and life events based on their birth chart in Indian astrology.

Microsoft Excel is not a major astrological software or program used in India, unlike Jagannatha Hora, Parashara's Light, and AstroSage.

Muhurta is the term used for the astrological prediction of auspicious times for events such as weddings, ceremonies, and business ventures in Indian astrology.

Comic-Con India is not a major astrological conference or event held in India, unlike the All India Astrologers' Conference, International Conference on Vedic Astrology, and Astrological Society of India Conference.