Taare Taraney exists because of a frustration: most astrology available to people stops exactly where it should start getting interesting.
A sun sign is one data point out of several hundred in a chart. A rashi phal written for a twelfth of humanity cannot tell you anything about your life. And a reading that arrives as a verdict, with no reasoning attached, gives you nothing you can actually use.
The practice here is built on the opposite premise. Every reading starts with the full chart — lagna, the divisional charts, the dasha sequence down to pratyantardasha, Shadbala and Ashtakavarga for strength, and the KP sublords when the question is about timing. Where methods disagree, you are told they disagree.
The traditions used are Parashari Vedic astrology as the foundation, Krishnamurti Paddhati for event timing, Jaimini for the questions Parashara answers less directly, and Prashna for the moments when the question itself is the chart. Numerology, Vastu and Kua come in where they add something rather than as decoration.
TODO: replace this paragraph from the admin panel with the astrologer’s own background — training, lineage, years of practice and the areas of specialisation.