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Bihar Shapath Muhurat 2025: In India, power may be determined by assembly figures, but its lifespan is often considered to be influenced by the moment the new Chief Minister takes oath. Amidst the rush of political decisions, the hustle and bustle of media and the glitter of alliance equations, one element always works in the background – Muhurta, i.e. the right time when a new chapter of power is started. The tradition of astrology believes that the state is born at that very moment and that moment later becomes the basis of direction and stability of the entire governance.
For this reason the date of swearing in is never normal. In the old royal courts, it was decided by secret calculations, and even in today’s democratic politics, discussions take place behind the scenes regarding this date.
For Nitish Kumar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, NDA leaders and the opposition, this moment is not symbolic but a starting point of energy. There may be facial expressions on stage in front of the public, but tradition says that the real game is decided by the celestial situation of the moment in which the government takes oath.
In texts like Muhurta Chintamani, separate instructions have been given for government works. It is believed that events like oath taking, coronation, change of capital and declaration of war should take place at a time which indicates growth, stability and security.
If the beginning happens in a turbulent time where the Moon is weak, there is pressure from Rahu-Ketu, or the time comes in a conflict-prone Nakshatra, then the government later faces internal tension, distrust, alliance-breaking, or public dissatisfaction. Although this is not a political guarantee, there are many examples in history where the nature of the oath-taking period appeared to match the subsequent political environment.
Bihar is a living example of this. Nitish Kumar has taken oath several times in the last two decades and after every oath the complexion of politics changed. The 2010 term was considered relatively stable because it started in a balanced time, whereas the change of power in 2017 happened at a time when the planetary situation was tense, as a result, within a year and a half, the system was shaken and a new political turn took place. All this shows that in a state like Bihar, the moment of oath taking often leaves a decisive signal.
There are not just local equations behind the oath taking ceremony at Raj Bhawan in Patna. Delhi politics, role of Prime Minister Modi, pressure from NDA and strategy of opposition decide the political temperature of that moment.
The tradition of Muhurta believes that if the Sun and Jupiter are strong then the influence of the central government increases and if the Moon is weak then the mood of the public changes quickly. Seen from this point of view, the date of oath taking, November 20, not only decides the balance of power between Bihar but also between Patna and Delhi.
If the oath taking ceremony takes place on a date like 20 November 2025, on a Thursday, after Amavasya or in a supporting constellation like Anuradha-Rohini, then traditional belief considers it to be a sign of a stable government. In such beginnings, the internal strife of the coalition gradually subsides and the government starts running within its own structure.
But if the oath is taken at a time when the pressure of the planets is high, the constellation is harsh or the Moon is weak, then this situation is created which Muhurta tradition calls the land of discord. In the beginning, there is a smile of celebration on the outside, but gradually disagreements arise on the inside.
This beginning is important for the opposition also. If the government is born in a balanced time, then the opposition is not able to become an effective face in the first clash, but if the time is turbulent, then the opposition can weaken the energy of the government in the initial months itself by giving a big shape to small disputes.
The truth of democracy is that the success of the government depends on the people, policies and system. But the Muhurat definitely tells in which direction the beginning is taking place and many times the beginning wind itself changes the direction.
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