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Today's Planetary Positions (Sidereal, Vedic): Signs, Degrees, Nakshatras

A server-rendered table of the current Lahiri sidereal sky, built from Vedara's public graha-positions engine.

Sidereal sky now

Current signs, degrees and nakshatras

A server-rendered table of the nine grahas in the Lahiri sidereal zodiac, with sign, degree, nakshatra, pada and retrograde status. Use it as sky data, not as a personal chart reading.

Layered paper collage representing calculated planetary timing

What changed this week

Compared with the same UTC time seven days earlier: Moon moved from Taurus to Leo; Mercury moved from Leo to Virgo.

Current graha positions

Nine grahas, Lahiri sidereal

10 Sept 2026, 22:35 UTC

Local time: browser timezone
GrahaSignDegreeNakshatraPadaMotion
SunLeo24.01Purva Phalguni4Direct
MoonLeo21.42Purva Phalguni3Direct
MarsGemini25.40Punarvasu2Direct
MercuryVirgo6.22Uttara Phalguni3Direct
JupiterCancer21.53Ashlesha2Direct
VenusLibra6.17Chitra4Direct
SaturnPisces18.83Revati1Retrograde
RahuAquarius4.55Dhanishta4Retrograde
KetuLeo4.55Magha2Retrograde
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Method note

Engine: Swiss Ephemeris through Vedara public tools. Zodiac: sidereal. Ayanamsha: Lahiri (Chitrapaksha). Timezone: UTC for the calculation, with browser-local display added beside the timestamp.

How Vedara calculates today's planetary positions

This page requests the graha-positions calculation from Vedara public tools and renders the response on the server. It lists the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu in a fixed order so the table is easy to compare day by day.

Every longitude is calculated from the ephemeris first and then read through the Lahiri sidereal zodiac. The degree column is the planet degree inside its current sidereal sign, while nakshatra and pada come from the same sidereal longitude.

The weekly change line compares this table with the same UTC sample seven days earlier. It reports sign and retrograde-status differences only, so it does not turn sky movement into a prediction.

Frequently asked questions

What are today's planetary positions in Vedic astrology?
The table shows today's sidereal positions for the nine grahas: sign, degree, nakshatra, pada and retrograde status. Vedara calculates these positions from the ephemeris in UTC and uses the Lahiri ayanamsha, the sidereal reference frame used across the public Vedic tools.
Why do these positions differ from Western astrology tables?
Most Western tables use the tropical zodiac, while this page uses the Lahiri sidereal zodiac. The planets are in the same sky, but the zodiac reference starts from a different point, so the labelled sign can differ by roughly one sign near many dates.
Are Rahu and Ketu real planets in this table?
Rahu and Ketu are lunar nodes, not physical planets. Vedic astrology treats them as grahas for chart timing, so Vedara lists them with the seven visible bodies. Their positions use the same mean-node convention as the public transit datasets.
Does this page interpret my personal transits?
No. This page shows the current sky only. To see whether these graha positions aspect your natal chart, use the Current Transits Calculator and enter your birth details. Personal meaning depends on the birth chart and the question being asked.

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