Viswavasu, the 39th year in the Telugu calendar cycle, is set to bring mixed fortunes. Those who donate food grains to the needy will receive great blessings. Goddess Durga should be worshipped this year as Rahu is the ruling planet.
Governments will gain public trust through transparent policies, and the economy will strengthen despite global disruptions.
However, internal and external forces may attempt to create unrest.
The defense sector will be reinforced, with new weapon acquisitions and possible border tensions requiring military preparedness. India will make significant progress in science and technology, setting global benchmarks.
Inflation will impact daily life, particularly affecting oil, pulses, gold, silver, and iron prices. Agricultural yields, especially in red soil regions, will be abundant, benefitting farmers.
Sesame, black gram, and oilseed production will also be promising. While rainfall will be plentiful in the Northeast and South, other regions will receive moderate rains.
Planetary alignments, including a rare six-planet conjunction on March 29-30, may trigger natural disasters, health crises, and economic instability.
A five-planet conjunction from March 31 to April 13 and a four-planet alignment until May 6 could lead to food shortages, political instability, and inflation. Prayers, particularly to Lord Shiva, are advised for protection.
