The inevitable has finally happened with the Left not budging on its stance on the Ind-US Nuclear Deal. The Left Front has said that it is firmly united that the deal is unacceptable. Senior Left leaders Prakash Karat and Sitaram Yechury met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday. The Congress, meanwhile, is maintaining that the nuclear deal was negotiated keeping in mind India’s interests first and foremost. The meeting, which was held at the Prime Minister’s 7, Race Course Road residence, was also attended by Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee. Mukherjee is emerging the Party’s crisis manager leading efforts to round up other members of the UPA like RJD’s Lalu Yadav. Mukherjee is also expected to further leverage his relations with Left leaders in Bengal to find middle ground. Meanwhile the BJP has called for the Left to bite and not just bark.
Here is Offstumped’s assessment of the political scenario as it stands today.
The UPA-Left marriage is over for all practical purposes. This Government is now on Life Support. How long before the tube is removed and euthanasia is peformed will depend on two factors.
The first is the Congress’ objective of accelerating Rahul Gandhi’s internship so the succession issue is settled and the party goes to polls with the next generation of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty as its face.
The second is the Left’s objective of cutting its losses and ensuring its leverage manifested by the 60 odd Lok Sabha Seats is preserved at best while ensuring the party does not go to polls with a BJP on the rise post a Narendra Modi win in Gujarat.
So the Life Support is essentially the least common denominator of what it takes to get done Rahul Gandhi’s internship and what it takes for the Left to duck anti-incumbency in Kerala and Bengal before the BJP starts to make gains.
So what can we expect while this Life Support is on. A high probability of a Manmohan Singh exit from the office of Prime Minister followed by Pranab Mukherjee taking over as interim Prime Minister. Rahul Gandhi’s induction as Congress General Secretary and possibly a junior Cabinet position. A series of tactical concessions by the Congress to keep the Life Support going as long as it can. One can also in the meantime expect a series of hard left issues the Communists will pursue to shore up the base in Kerala and Bengal so expect the centrist issues to take a backburner in these states.
Here is the most important thing however. Jyoti Basu implied it when he said the Left will not withdraw support. What exactly did he imply ?
One must pay attention to what the Left is not saying.
The Left is not saying it will not let the Government fall come what may. The Left is not saying it will always try to save the Government.
The Left is merely saying it, the Left, would not be the one to pull the plug, and hence by implication what the Left is saying is that it the ball will always be in the Congress’ court and it the Left will not take the blame should the Government fall on account of the Congress dropping the ball.
So one can expect the Left to put the Congress on the mat on issue after issue going forward and it will always be the Congress that will have to choose between a tactical compromise or mid-term polls.
What lessons do we take from these sequence of events ?
The first lesson is that despite the myth propogated by the mainstream media of the apparent centrist drift of the Left and its natural bonding with the Congress, the stark reality is the Left continues to be wedded to an anachronistic worldview that has no elements of centricity to it and is very much to the Hard Left. In this anachronistic worldview National Interest is sub-ordinated to its ideology and Non-Alignment means Alignment to those wedded to its ideology. The Left continues to be very much communist at heart and Anti-National in its worldview.
The second lesson is for the Congress and the BJP which will continue to run Minority governments for the foreseeable future. Strategic Change cannot be propelled by the wisdom of few good men/women alone. Strategic Change must be accompanied by both Institutional Support inside and outside the Government at all levels as well as a Political Constituency that benefits directly from it.
It was foolish of the Manmohan Singh Government to have staked its reputation and India’s credibility in this agreement without being assured of either the Insitutional Support from all sides and without having created a Political Constituency in support of this deal. After all it was a Minority Government that functioned at the pleasure of the Communists and the insecurity of its Party President.
Offstumped Bottomline: The UPA Government is on Life Support. Between Rahul Gandhi’s internship and the Communist’s assessment of their chances in mid-term polls lies the least common denominator that will keep this Life Support going. Elections in Gujarat may very well end up being the point at which this Life Support ends.
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Interesting viewpoint which I am mostly agreeable to. The primary point is that Manmohan Singh may be given his walking papers, and of course it will all be done in a nauseating “I am following the voice of conscience” fashion with the Left viewing him as the brains behind a pro-US, economically conservative policy. Pranab Mukherjee will not ascend to the throne. He lacks loyalty. The Left will not accept Shivraj Patil, AK Antony (Doubt they want a Bengali or Mallayee PM), or Chidambaran (too conservative). The least common factor between Sonia and the Commies may be someone as pathetic as Pratibha Patil…there are plenty of those candidates rusting away in the cabinet! And yes, such a move would come after the Gujarat polls in the new year, when the Commies blame the Congress for “failing to check communalism” and such garbage.
Janpar – well the countdown has atleast begun let us see where it ends up, Chandan Mitra feels it is till next budget
Yossarin,
I find your point of ‘Rahul Gandhi’s internship’ very aggressive. Nonetheless, your analysis has some ground to it. I am not so sure of BJP’s rise yet. They have not come out with credible agenda to win enough seats in the parliament to for a government. They have their issues with leadership and allies (Shiv Sena in Maharashtra is unpredictable, Naidu in Andhra should have been rising again etc.). A glue to bring all this political machinery together and then kick it into action is lacking. In th event of mid-term polls. It is more likely that Congress will come out ahead again with possible losses for left (about losses- you keep mentioning anti incumbency in Left states). I think with half-sensible strategy, the Congress can call for mid-term polls on a high note. Left’s strategy of throwing the ball in the Congress’ court can be utilized to its advantage.Only difference I find in my opinion is that, there is not time for Rahul Gandhi’ internship. May be he will wait for a couple of years more (the danger is there is no strong leader in the Congress).
Pankaj – it is not so much so the actual rise of the bjp but the fear of it that will drive them to err on the side of caution and take their chances now rather than 2 years now. In fact the assessment that the congress might do well could also compel the left to take chances thasn later. As far as the young Gandhi goes if he doesnt emerge on the picture now he may as well write himself off for the forseeable future unless of course he is gifted with a 1984 like sympathy wave. The timing is never perfect for a gandhi it is only when they portray themselves as victims they seem to win at elections, so he needs to get in there and start making this about his mother being wronged else nobody aint going to pay much attention to him.
Pankaj, I am a big election data junkie, so there are a few assumptions I go with. The left can lose a lot of seats in Kerala, in WB potential losses are limited but Mamata will gain SOMETHING…not a landslide, but something. As for the BJP…yes, I will not deny they have a lot to worry about…even if they can improve upon their position in states like Bihar and Delhi where they are well-poised, I don’t expect a comeback in UP or any of their weak states (WB, Kerala, TN, etc.)…but its the Congress where I can not be optimistic over anything. Its tally in 2004 was based on a landslide in Jharkhand, Assam, Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Delhi and AP, where the UPA wiped out the BJP and Allies. It will be impossible to maintain those tallies.
Hummmmmm….so knives are out finally!Good,was predicted any way.
>>>Janapar you have a point here.No wonder if you see a malyali in race.
>>>Yossarin,Pranab may not be a choice for Sonia,My this assertion is based on this fact that Sonia did not consider him when she had chosen MMS as PM.Pranab is arguably much more independent for her liking.
Any Way Do read MY Take on MMS’s ‘paranoia’ about BJP’s havan.
PI
It is unfortunate to see a political crisis ushered in by BJP and the Left – for their narrow parochial reasons – on matters of such vital importance to the nation ! Pakistan & China are amused no end – as their jobs are now made easy in opposing the Indo-US Nuclear deal – as their job is being done by their two Indian agents :- “Pak” agent BJP (which also has the distinction of declaring Jinnah as Secular), and “Chinese” agent CPI(M).
Ultimately, India as a nation suffers – our progress slows down, and we may even be headed for mid-term polls !
Supporters of Right-wing as well as Left-wing political parties are possibly delighted by the prospects of a mid-term poll – not because their party is going to romp back home and come back to power in the Centre – but because it does put the exisiting Govt take a break from their business as usual…
The author’s “Rahul baba” fixation is often stretched too far. I think he should not get too paranoid about it. If Rahul Gandhi is thrust upon us a PM against the wishes of people – the Congress party will be wiped out (a situation you would love!). If the people want him as the PM – you and I can do little about it (except carry on with our intellectual MB..)
LET US HOPE FOR THE SAKE OF INDIA THAT WE DO NOT HAVE A MID TERM POLL AND THE INDO-US NUCLEAR DEAL GOES THRU ! OTHERWISE, SOME OF YOU MAY FEEL A BIT HAPPY RIGHT NOW (because it embarasses Manmohan Singh) BUT OUR REAL ENEMIES PAKISTAN & CHINA WILL HAVE THE LAST LAUGH !!
The government will survive but with bruises.The whole game the Left is playing is for THE MUSLIM VOTE which is now rabidly anti/american. I cannot understand yossarins logic about Left’s opposition to the deal as unpatriotic but BJP opposition to the deal is patriotic!
The biggest gainer in all this will be Mayawathi whose strength has increased tremendously. She will call the shots after 2009 poll and i hope she wins the PM’s gaddi!!!!
Rahul is a joke but Priyanka’s entry will be different.
The funniest part of all this is the understanding US is gaining of our system and democracy.They misjudged India and the remark by Macormock has revealed some hard truth.
Why Shiv Shankar Menon is BRIEFING Pranab again about the deal. What did he not reveal in the first briefing to Pranab?
What is the draft which Saran is carrying to Moscow for NSG and IAEA approval. What is the redtag in that draft which piques Left? Is moscow responsible for this stance of Left?
With the Left reaffirming their opposition to the PM’s decision to operationalise the 123 agreement, it has created a complicated situation for all parties involved ! This is how it is stacked-up for the parties now :-
– The Congress cannot so easily move ahead with the deal because the Left may withdraw support. Who knows what would happen in an election?
– The Left cannot withdraw support because if there were elections again, Mayawati would be supporting the UPA Govt and not them.
– The BJP does not want this Govt to go down because any elections now will finish them off for another 5 years.
Considering all the options, it increasingly appears that appointing a Parliamentary Review Committee may be considered. The committee can take 2 years to understand the deal and by then we will have the next election – jeopardising the Indo-US Nuclear deal itself !! This will satisfying the spine-less politicians and parties like the Left and BJP (Pakistan & China will be thanking BJP & the Left). Off-course, our PM, Dr. Singh will resign….
The other option is for a compromise between the UPA and the Left. The Left will walk out of the coordination meetings, offer conditional support and since the agreement does not have to come for a vote, keep criticising the Government for their support to the deal.
If Manmohan Singh resigns, one thing is for sure – Rahul baba will not step in ! Pranab Mukherjee is a likely candidate. In fact, for all you know, even Mayawati could be a big gainer from this fracas.
The situation being so fluid, and bad for everybody, I think there has to be a concerted effort from national political parties (read Congress and BJP) to reduce the influence of Left and see to it that they are not an influencing group in the next govt whenever it comes.
While I am not very supporting of the congress but still I think the nuclear deal should be discussed and if needed, supported if it actually is in national interest.
For BJP, I think things would start becoming a bit easier after RSS moving out from day-2-day decisions. This will help the NDA get back its allies and few of the good managers in BJP itself.
Congress should start becoming secular in terms of its actions (enough with minority appeasement), if it doesn’t want to erode itself from the national scene.
At the end of the day we need to strong national parties that can think for the nation as a whole and today I see BJP and Congress qualifying this.
“I cannot understand yossarins logic about Left’s opposition to the deal as unpatriotic but BJP opposition to the deal is patriotic!”
captainjohann,
The NDA has clearly said
“We are not opposed to the nuclear deal.We are only opposed to certain provisions in the deal”
However the Left is opposing the deal blindly.
Hence,
“Left’s opposition to the deal as unpatriotic but BJP opposition to the deal is patriotic”!
Like the NDA, Pakistan has clearly said :-
“We are not opposed to the Indo-US nuclear deal. We are only asking that US sign a similar deal with us to meet our energy requirements tooâ€
Paksitan has found a new champion in BJP – which espouses its cause by :-
1. giving secular credientials to a globally recognised radical islamic Pakistan (while calling India psudo-secular)
2. escorting Pakistan’s dreaded terrorists back with national honours
3. helping Pakistan’s international diplomacy cause by putting a spanner in the Indo-US nuclear deal
BJP IS SO BLINDED BY THEIR DESIRE TO OUST THE CONGRESS-LED GOVT (REVENGE!!!)- THAT THEY ARE WILLING TO SUPPORT THE ENEMIES OF THE NATION ! SO MUCH FOR THEIR PATRIOTISM…
Yossarinji,
Do take a look at this
http://presstalk.blogspot.com/2007/08/news-news-wonderful-news.html
It’s the PR guy who is blamed yet again. I concur…they started digging the hole when they had to portray the Indian nuclear establishment as the bad guys during the separation negotiations.
I am not entirely convinced that the Govt will fall so easily. Somehow the UPA Govts survival instincts have surprised me – Sonia and her cohorts seem to have displayed far more political acumen than the NDA despite the fact that they are in much less commanding position numerically.
What is unfortunate that the BJP, instead of picking up the threads after its 2004 loss, has gone from a bad to worse position politically. The NDA allies who have themselves lost power in their respective states have deserted them for (what they hope are) greener pastures – e.g. TDP. The internal leadership issue has become complex after some unnecessary incidents – like the Advani-Jinnah comments, Uma Bharati exit, Pramod Mahajan murder, Modi-Keshubhai tiffs, Rajnath-Jaitley-Modi wrangles, etc.etc. Ideally the BJP should have painted a picture of a strong opposition party with a unambiguous ideological position, clear leadership structure, taking on the UPA Govt on the innumerable mishaps it has created. Instead they kept losing some of the opportunities and wherever they did take the Govt on, they were not able to convert them into any tangible political gain. Apart from Uttaranchal, Bihar assembly (and to some extent, Karnataka) they have not been able to come into power in any other new state, e.g. Maharashtra, Goa, Delhi. They were not able to tackle the Govt effectively on the reservation issue, Presidential election issue, Quattrochi issue, Mitrokhin, terrorism (even after the horrendous Mumbai blasts). Throughout this time, they have not been able to display any degree of inspiring leadership.
And this is what scares me – that if the Govt does fall, once again the BJP will fail to make any headway with this opportunity and the Congress will come back to power even stronger.
I’d rather wait for the Gujarat elections to pass by and some dynamic leader emerges from the party – atleast then, we will have some idea of the fate of the BJP and the country.
The character of Congress Party and Sonia Gandhi will be tested now !
If it cracks under this pressure tactics by the Left (and to some extent by its own allies which may not want elections) and end up replacing Manmohan Singh as the PM – it will be playing into the Left’s hands… which is only buying time to further its own interest under a “Third Front banner” primarily built on an “anti-american, minority-appeasment” plank – all the expense of Congress Party itself !
Therefore, Congress Party and Sonia Gandhi need to think “long-term” rather than just about saving the Govt for the next two-years !! Preparing for Mid-term polls could therefore be a necessity for Congress.
At this juncture, any decision is fraught with risk – but the time has come to take a “hard strategic decision” !!
BJP, likewise, theoretically has a window of opportunity during a mid-term poll. How it plays its cards going forward will be crucial – but I guess it’s current approach of coming back to power by attacking Sonia, MMS & the Congress – needs to change real quickly…
Janpar – you may be right on being able to maintain tallies
PI – read your take on havan’s
Right or Wrong – indian economy has learnt to take political instability in stride, mid term polls would not be such a bad thing whether in 2007 or 2008
CaptainJohann – the left is questioning the basic premise of Indian’s foreign policy direction
Right or wrong – you maybe right for once
Nitin – read the blogpost, thanks for passing it along didnt know of its existence, this may not be Baru’s first goof up but clearly the most expensive one, but then what can one say of a Prime Minister who takes political advise from his media advisor. This goes back to the Indian Express op-ed a couple of days back on Karl Rove, the time has come for professional political consultants to bail out our politicians.
I agree with that Presstalk blog that journos did play their bit in the doing-in of Manmohan. Especially, Sanjay Baru – Shekhar Gupta duo led our poor PM up the garden path foolishly believing in their own abaility to shout down the critics and bulldoze their way through. Perhaps they hoped to rake in Padma Vibhushans next republic day — Rajya Sabha seats are hard to come by in Congress because the competition is severe.
But more importantly, the PM himself is to blame for supposing that he can pull the deal through without the Left’s or NDA’s support. This is bungling of gigantic proportions. We are being told that Manmohan Singh invested a lot in this deal. If he did, he’s doubly foolish to not have involved the Left and the BJP in the deal’s making from the beginning. He wanted to ink the deal all by himself and then have a halo painted around his head by Indian Express.
Recall that the BJP was all eager to send troops to Iraq. The party had good amount of support for its hare-brained idea from the security establishment and thinktanks. Yet, when it realized that it didn’t have Parliament’s support, it backed off from the plan. Manmohan simply failed to display that kind of sagacity.
An inept prime minister, whichever way you look at him.
Oldtimer, that is ultimately what the issue boils down to. If MMS decided to take a unilateral stance on foreign policy, he can not expect everyone too fall in line – clearly years of sitting outside the government have not gotten rid of the Congress “Agree with what we decide or go to hell” attitude. That is just a rule of Democracy. The NDA understood it much better and constantly consulted the opposition on matters of national interest. It is not the opposition’s fault this time that the Left keeps the government from bargaining with it. The Congress must face the consequences of taking support from the Commies. This government may not fall, I suspect, but it is on life-support and will just be “Left” plugged in until its dies a natural death, with absolutely no administrative capabilities and the Left organizing protests.
Advani has said, he is for the 123 agreement if UPA enacts an act similar to Hydeact to ruffle its feathers.This may be a way out for all but americans are no fools and they will use NSG and IAEA to put more screw on us.
IS UPA GOVERNMENT IN DANGER ?
( astrologically speaking )
( Dr. h.s. nagi, Ph. D. , Punjab agricultural university, Ludhiana, mb 094177 17910 )
The present UPA government is in crises over nuke deal and Left parties again made it clear that they would withdraw support if the government proceeded with operationalising the agreement. Noe the question is whether Left will pull off its support.
Let us try with swearing in ceremony time chart of UPA govt. UPA governemt swear in at 17-34 IST, at new delhi on 22-5-2004. at this time it was Libra ascendant rising in the east. Usually in muhurta charts moveable signs should be avoided, and Libra is a moveable sign.
In kp stellar system of predictions, emphasis is given to planetary stellar signification. The present UPA govt. is depending upon the LEFT parties support to remain in power. Let us analyses their alliance. It is like a partnership or contract between two parties . viewing it as an angle of will this partnership will go on or it will break down?
Rule
If 7th cusp sub lord signify 6 or 12 then the partenership will break. If it signify 5-8 12 houses then there will be differences, strong disagreements, uncertainty etc,.if it signify 5 and 11 then there will be harmony.
In swearing in chart of sh. Manmohan Singh Ji,
7 th cusp sub lord is rahu. Rahu is posited in 6 , but in conjunction to 7th cusp also that’s why there alliance came in existence. Since Rahu is a node, it gives result of the planet whith which it is conjoined, and planets which aspect it and its own star lord and of that sign lord in which sign it is posited.
Here in the chart
1- rahu is conjoined with mercury (lord of 12 in 6 seperation) so alliance party (left) will always threat to pull off.
2- Rahu is aspected by Jupiter (lord of 3-support, and 6-seperation)
3- Rahu is in star of venus, lord of 1 and 8 in 8 ( there will be always threat to withdraw the support, stress and disagreement)
4- Rahu is aries , mars is lord of aries. Mars is posited in 8th , tension and disagreement in relations.
Rahu is in sub of Moon . moon is lord of 10 ( government) in 8 (on slippery road) in star of Rahu in 6, seperation.
All these significations tell us that this alliance will break.
Checking longevity
Rule
Rule for longevity is lagna cusp sub lord should not have signification of marka(2-7) and badhka here it is 11th, houses.
The Lagna Sublord is Moon. Moon is in 8th lord of 10th bhava. Moon is in Rahu Star. Rahu in 6th bhava but in 7th
CUSPI Rahu represents mars in 8th bhava. But moon is in the sub of Mercury, a significator of 8th bhava. Mercury is in 6th house. Mercury is sub lord of 2 (Maraka), 5, 8, 11 (Badhaka) and no planet in the star of mercury, and mercury is in 6 th house as lord of 12. there is no planet in 12th so mercury fully signify 6 and 12 (trouble)
As per cuspal sublord theory, the lagna sublord Moon having no planets in her stars gets full signification of ascendant Moon is lord of 10th (govt) and there is no planets in 10th house also. So the longevity and performance of the New Govt..
Here moon have another role to play, that it is in conjunction with Mars, Mars is posited in 8 (danger, uncertainity) and Mars is lord of 2 and 7 that is marka houses.
So through conjunction Moon shows medium longevity. Moon is in sub of mercury
But the dasa lord though connected to 8th house, indicates obstacles and delays and dejections. Rahu as a node has to give results of 2 and 7th also (Maraka). There is no planet in mercury star. This shows lagna cusp sub lord does not promise full term.
CHECKING DASA BHUKTI ANTRA
DASA SYSTEM AS ON 22 10 2007
BIRTH/QUERY TIME DASA SYSTEM ON 22 10 2007
DASA OF Rahu : 14 10 1994 – 14 10 2012
BHUKTY OF Ven. : 1 5 2006 – 1 5 2009
ANTRA OF Rahu : 27 5 2007 – 9 11 2007
SOOK. OF Moon : 16 10 2007 – 30 10 2007
Period of Rahu antra was period of turbulance in the government , it will end on nov 9,2007. it was aspect of strong Jupiter in 10th house which saved it.
ANTRA OF Jup. Will run from : 9 – 11 – 2007 to – 3 – 4 – 2008
It will be a period of reunification, since it has aspect on 3 and 9.
But period of Saturn antra may bring change.
ANTRA OF Sat. : 3 4 2008 – 24 9 2008
SOOK. OF Sat. : 3 4 2008 – 30 4 2008
Chart of swearing in ceremony
NOTE : JYESTA 3
PLACE : NEW DELHI : STATE :UTTAR PRA.: COUNTRY: INDIA
DATE : 22 – 5 – 2004 : TIME: 17 H. 34 M.
DASA BAL. : Rahu 8 Y. 4 M. 21 Days ENDS on 13 – 10 – 2012
PLANETS AND CUSPS
Planet S D M sec Sgl Stl Sbl Ssl Cusp S D M sec Sgl Stl Sbl SsL
SUN. 2 7 54 47 Ven Sun Ven Ven ASC 7 18 36 23 Ven Rah Moo Sat
MOON 3 13 46 54 Mer Rah Mer Rah 2nd 8 17 51 22 Mar Mer Mer Rah
MARS 3 15 46 14 Mer Rah Ven Moo 3rd 9 19 18 57 Jup Ven Rah Ket
MERC 1 13 33 32 Mar Ven Ven Ven 4th 10 22 22 29 Sat Moo Ven Mer
JUP. 5 15 32 52 Sun Ven Ven Ket 5th 11 24 43 47 Sat Jup Mer Moo
VEN.-R 3 1 54 40 Mer Mar Ket Ket 6th 12 23 42 18 Jup Mer Mar Sat
SAT. 3 17 10 20 Mer Rah Ven Mer 7th 1 18 36 23 Mar Ven Rah Jup
RAHU 1 16 20 16 Mar Ven Moo Mar 8th 2 17 51 22 Ven Moo Mer Mer
KETU 7 16 20 16 Ven Rah Ven Rah 9th 3 19 18 57 Mer Rah Mar Rah
URAN 11 12 49 39 Sat Rah Mer Ket 10th 4 22 22 29 Moo Mer Moo Mar
NEPT-R 10 21 34 34 Sat Moo Ven Jup 11th 5 24 43 47 Sun Ven Mer Sun
FOR. 8 24 28 29 Mar Mer Rah Jup 12th 6 23 42 18 Mer Mar Mar Sat
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| * FOR. * * * |
| 9 * * 7 * * 5 |
| * 8 * * 6 * JUP. |
| * KETU * |
| * * * * |
| * 10 * * 4 * |
| * * * * |
* NEP+ * *
| * * * * |
| 11 * * 1 * * 3 |
|URAN * * * * MOON MARS |
| * MERC RAHU * VEN+ SAT. |
| * 12 * * 2 * |
| * * * SUN. * |
| * * * * |
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PLANET Houses Signified
SUN. ?- A-7th ,B-7th ,C-11th ,D-11th ,
MOON ?- A-6th ,B-8th ,D-10th ,
MARS ?- A-6th ,B-8th ,D-2nd ,D-7th ,
MERC ?- A-8th ,B-6th ,C-ASC ,C-8th ,D-9th ,D-12th ,
JUP. ?- A-8th ,B-10th ,C-ASC ,C-8th ,D-3rd ,D-6th ,
VEN. ?- A-8th ,B-8th ,C-2nd ,C-7th ,D-ASC ,D-8th ,
SAT. ?- A-6th ,B-8th ,D-4th ,D-5th ,
RAHU ?- A-8th ,B-6th ,C-ASC ,C-8th ,
KETU ?- A-6th ,B-12th ,
URAN ?- A-6th ,B-4th ,
NEPT ?- A-8th ,B-3rd ,C-10th ,
FOR. ?- A-6th ,B-2nd ,C-9th ,C-12th ,
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DASAS AND BHUKTIES
Rahu DASA 13 10 1994 TO 13 10 2012 Jup. DASA 13 10 2012 TO 13 10 2028
Jup. Bhk. 13 10 2012 TO 1 12 2014
Sat. Bhk. 1 12 2014 TO 13 6 2017
Merc Bhk. 13 6 2017 TO 19 9 2019
Merc Bhk. 22 5 2004 TO 13 4 2005 Ketu Bhk. 19 9 2019 TO 25 8 2020
Ketu Bhk. 13 4 2005 TO 1 5 2006 Ven. Bhk. 25 8 2020 TO 25 4 2023
Ven. Bhk. 1 5 2006 TO 1 5 2009 Sun. Bhk. 25 4 2023 TO 13 2 2024
Sun. Bhk. 1 5 2009 TO 25 3 2010 Moon Bhk. 13 2 2024 TO 13 6 2025
Moon Bhk. 25 3 2010 TO 25 9 2011 Mars Bhk. 13 6 2025 TO 19 5 2026
Mars Bhk. 25 9 2011 TO 13 10 2012 Rahu Bhk. 19 5 2026 TO 13 10 2028