Will the Israel–Gaza Ceasefire Break in the Future? – An Astrological Analysis

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in Bhrigu Gochar, BHRIGU NAKSHTRA TRANIST, international war astrology, Prashari Jyotish

Current Geopolitical Context The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Gaza appears to be on the verge of collapse. Despite international mediation, hostilities continue beneath the surface. Recent Reports: Gaza’s Media Office accuses Israel of 125 ceasefire violations since October 10, resulting in 94 Palestinian deaths. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleges Hamas violated the ceasefire, returning … Continue reading Will the Israel–Gaza Ceasefire Break in the Future? – An Astrological Analysis

Afghanistan–Pakistan Ceasefire: How Long Will It Last? A Bhrigu and Dasha-Based Forecast

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in bhrigu tranist cycle, international war astrology, Prashari Jyotish

      Introduction: Fragile Truce Amid Border Fire A temporary ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan was reached in Doha, Qatar, after a week of fierce border clashes — the worst since the Taliban took control of Kabul in 2021. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif confirmed that the truce “hinges on Afghanistan’s ability to control … Continue reading Afghanistan–Pakistan Ceasefire: How Long Will It Last? A Bhrigu and Dasha-Based Forecast

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Its Future in India: An Astrological Outlook

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in Bhrigu Gochar, Political Astrology, Prashari Jyotish

Introduction: RSS at 100 Years As the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) marks its centenary on October 1, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the event in New Delhi as the Chief Guest. Founded in 1925 by Dr. K.B. Hedgewar, the RSS has been pivotal in shaping India’s socio-cultural narrative through its emphasis on patriotism, … Continue reading Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Its Future in India: An Astrological Outlook

Caste Politics in India – An Astrological Analysis

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in bhrigu tranist cycle, Political Astrology, Prashari Jyotish, Uncategorized

1. Introduction: The New Axis of Indian Politics The recent debate around caste census and reservation policy has reignited deep social and political fault lines in India. Congress-I leader Rahul Gandhi has openly supported the Socio-Economic, Employment, Education, Political and Caste (SEEEPC) survey in Telangana, calling it a model of social justice. In contrast, the … Continue reading Caste Politics in India – An Astrological Analysis

When Will Judicial Reforms Take Place in India? – An Astrological Analysis

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in Political Astrology, Prashari Jyotish, tranist

  1. Current Context: A Storm in the Indian Judiciary A major storm has recently shaken India’s judicial system when Chief Justice of India BR Gavai faced an unprecedented shoe attack inside the Supreme Court.While addressing the matter in open court, the CJI described the incident as a “forgotten chapter.” However, his earlier remarks—asking a … Continue reading When Will Judicial Reforms Take Place in India? – An Astrological Analysis

An Astrological Note on Actor Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar’s Political Future in Tamil Nadu

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in BHRIGU NAKSHTRA TRANIST, bhrigu tranist cycle, Political Astrology, Prashari Jyotish

Although I usually do not write about film personalities, the entry of South Indian superstar Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar into politics has drawn my astrological attention. His transition from cinema to politics marks a major event in Tamil Nadu’s political landscape. The horoscope shared by a friend provides deep insight into his political potential and the … Continue reading An Astrological Note on Actor Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar’s Political Future in Tamil Nadu

Disintegration of Pakistan – Part 4

by Shailesh Shaily, posted in Bhrigu Gochar, bhrigu tranist cycle, international war astrology

(Continuation of “Pakistan: A Country Heading Towards Disintegration – Part 3,” published on 15 May 2025) Current Situation: Internal Collapse and PoK Unrest Recent reports from 3 October 2025 reveal severe unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). At least nine people, including three policemen, were killed in violent protests. A central government delegation led by Minister … Continue reading Disintegration of Pakistan – Part 4