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12 Zodiac Signs or Astrology Signs or Rashis in Astrology or Jyotish

Space in which planets revolve around the Sun is divided into 12 parts by taking Sun in the centre. One part is termed as a Zodiac Sign (or 'Rashi' in Hindi) in Vedic Astrology. We all know that one revolution constitutes 360° & this way its twelvth part (i.e. 'Rashi') would constitute 360°/12=30°.




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