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The debate over whether God exists or not is as old as time. Similarly, the question of whether astrology is a science or mere belief is also never-ending. In the same vein, Vastu too often falls under scrutiny. But despite the rapid growth of modern science, millions of people still believe in astrology. In fact, astrology is an ancient practice—not just in India but across many cultures around the world. With the explosion of television channels, astrology has gained even more traction, giving rise to multiple schools and practices. Today, astrologers are in high demand, and several universities have even introduced astrology as an academic course.
Of course, some of what astrologers say might be true, while some may not. Debates over astrology can go on endlessly. Interestingly, a new trend in recent times is the emergence of political astrologers—experts who predict not only Indian political developments but also global ones. These astrologers are frequently invited to panel discussions on news channels. And right now, their eyes are on one key question: Who will be India’s next Prime Minister after Narendra Modi?
No, they aren't campaigning for the post themselves! But using planetary charts and astrological calculations, they’re predicting who has the strongest chances to succeed Modi as the country’s next leader. This curiosity has grown particularly after RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat recently remarked that leaders over the age of 75 should consider stepping down from active politics. That comment has become a hot topic across political and astrological circles alike.
While it’s uncertain whether Modi will step down anytime soon, these astrologers have already begun speculating about his successor. Politics and astrology have always shared a deep connection in Indian history. From ancient times, kings and emperors sought astrological advice for important decisions—a tradition that continues to this day.
According to several astrologers, planetary alignments currently favor three prominent names as potential successors to Modi. These are:
Yogi Adityanath (CM of Uttar Pradesh)
Nitin Gadkari (Union Minister for Road Transport)
Amit Shah (Union Home Minister)
1. Yogi Adityanath
At the top of the list is Yogi Adityanath. According to astrologers, his birth chart shows strong positions of Saturn (Shani) and Jupiter (Guru), which makes him a powerful contender for national leadership. His alignment with Hindutva politics has made him a favorite within the BJP, and his planetary periods in the coming years are considered highly favorable. If the stars continue to align in his favor, he may rise to the nation’s highest office.
2. Nitin Gadkari
Next is senior BJP leader and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. His horoscope reportedly features strong positions of the Sun (Surya) and Mars (Mangal), indicating leadership strength. Gadkari has earned great respect both within and outside the party for his outstanding work in infrastructure and road development. His dedication, combined with astrological backing, makes him a serious contender for the Prime Minister’s post.
3. Amit Shah
Often referred to as BJP’s ‘Chanakya,’ Amit Shah is third on the list. His strategic acumen and organizational skills have delivered major victories for the party. Astrologers say his horoscope features favorable positions of Rahu and the Moon (Chandra), placing him close to power. However, some also mention that there may be planetary obstacles along his path. Still, his close relationship with Modi and relentless work ethic make him a strong player in this race.
All three leaders bring with them political experience, public appeal, and organizational clout. However, it's too early to say who will ultimately emerge as the winner. Planetary positions and political dynamics can both change rapidly. But one thing is certain—the conversation about India’s future leadership is well underway, and the stars seem to be shining on these three names.
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