what is gulika kala?  

The 'Gulika-kaal' (or simply 'Gulik') is a period of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes duration every day of the week. This time duration is ruled by 'Shani' (Saturn). This period is considered to be inauspicious to start any important work. However, 'Gulik Kala' is considered a good period to undertake new projects.

This time is calculated by dividing 'Dinamaan' into eight equal parts (each of approximately 1 hour 30 minutes). The 'Dinamaan' is the total duration of time between local sunrise and sunset on any given day. The 'Gulik-kaal' and its
order vary from day to day.
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Answered by Tingtong at 10:26 AM on December 29, 2008

An auspicious period of time (about 90 minutes) which occurs at a different time each day according to the astrological configuration indicated on the panchanga calendar.
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Answered by Arle Rambabu at 10:21 AM on December 29, 2008