If the Nisheka Lagns lord is posited in a movable Rasi, the child will be born in the 10^th month; if it be in a fixed Rasi, the delivery will be in the 11^th month and a dual Rasi will delay the delivery to the 12^th month.

Notes: The number of days in that particular month will depend on the degrees traversed by the said Lagns lord. Suppose the Nisheka (Prashn) Lagns lord is in Kark 15 (a movable Rasi), then delivery may take place around the 15^th day in the tenth month. However, Shuka Jataka says, that delivery shall be in the 9^th, the 10^th, or the 11^th month, as Lagn is movable, fixed, or dual.

Whatever have been described earlier in connection with Nisheka Lagn are equally applicable to Lagn prevailing at the time of a query (i.e. Prashn Lagn) regarding the child in the womb. If the Prashn Lagn falls in an odd Rasi and is yuti with of, or in Drishti to a male Grah, the child in the womb is male.

Should the querist touch the right side of his body, or touch another man, or utter words of masculine gender, then it can be concluded, that the child to be born is male. Should the Prashn Lagn receive a Drishti from, or is occupied by female Grahas, it is a female child.