When the house is ready to be entered
Griha pravesh is the first time the family crosses the threshold to live there: milk boiled in the kitchen, elders in the doorway, the latch treated as theirs. It is not the day the builder hands over keys for a site visit, and it is not a wedding date borrowed because the hall was free.
Families who keep Chaturmas do not enter in those months. This list begins on 21 November 2026, Devuthani Ekadashi, and ends on 28 February 2027. It does not list Chaturmas dates. The missing months are left off the page. Do not read that as the finder quietly refusing them for every other search.
How an entry window is chosen
The row is a Delhi clock time that passed on tithi, nakshatra, and weekday, and that sits clear of Rahu Kaal. Abhijit is written on the row only when the window is that noon span.
The page stops there. It does not cast a lagna for the doorway, and it does not apply panchaka or bhadra on top. Take the tithi and nakshatra to the Panchang on the morning you mean to enter, while the house is actually finished enough to receive you.
What this entry list leaves out
Saturday is omitted for griha pravesh. If someone offers a Saturday from a different city sheet, it is not on this Delhi list and it does not belong in the margin.
A time inside Rahu Kaal is omitted as well. What remains is a window you can point at: weekday, clock, tithi, nakshatra. The milk and the threshold still wait on the family, not on a second score.
A house outside India
These clocks are Delhi local time. A griha pravesh abroad needs the sunrise at that city. An IST afternoon shifted by a fixed offset is still a Delhi afternoon. This page does not already compute the foreign sunrise.