Vedic Birth Chart Analysis
J C Luthra
J C Luthra Kundli, Birth Chart Analysis
Leo (Simha) Lagna · Aquarius (Kumbha) Moon · Shatabhisha Nakshatra
Birth Date
Sep 23, 1923
Birth Time
4:30:00
Birth Place
Sialkot
Lagna (Ascendant)
Leo (Simha)
सिंह लग्न
Moon Sign
Aquarius (Kumbha)
कुंभ राशि
Nakshatra
Shatabhisha
शतभिषा
Sun Sign
Virgo (Kanya)
Kundli Overview
J C Luthra's Leo (Simha) lagna places Sun as the ruling planet of identity and life-direction. The Moon transits Aquarius in Shatabhisha nakshatra (Rahu-ruled) in the 1st house, activating themes of self, identity, body. The Sun in Virgo sits in the 1st house, governing self, identity, body from the soul-purpose dimension. Together these placements form the structural template that classical Jyotish reads to understand J C Luthra's career arc, public role, and characteristic life patterns. Birth data sourced from astrosage.com (rating: Accurate (A)); chart positions computed independently using Lahiri ayanamsha and Swiss Ephemeris.
Key Yogas & Planetary Combinations
- 01Budhaditya Yoga (Sun-Mercury conjunction in same house): sharp intellect and articulation
- 02Chandra-Mangal Yoga (Moon-Mars conjunction): wealth-through-courage signature
Success Factors
- 01Detailed predictive analysis available via paid consultation
- 02Chart positions computed independently using Lahiri ayanamsha
Challenges & Shadow Themes
- 01Birth-time accuracy: Accurate (A); lagna may shift with rectification
Frequently Asked Questions
What is J C Luthra's lagna?
J C Luthra's lagna is Leo (Simha), with Sun as lagna lord per Lahiri ayanamsha computation from birth data Sep 23, 1923, 4:30:00, Sialkot.
What is J C Luthra's moon sign and nakshatra?
Moon is in Aquarius (Kumbha) in Shatabhisha nakshatra (Rahu-ruled).
What is J C Luthra's sun sign?
Sun is in Virgo (Kanya) in the 1st house, governing self, identity, body.
How accurate is the chart given birth-time uncertainty?
Birth-time accuracy is unverified (Accurate (A) rating). Lagna and house cusps may shift if exact time is rectified; Sun, Moon, and slow planets remain stable across ±2 hour corrections.
This analysis is based on publicly available birth data and classical Vedic principles.