Works in following fields are prescribed for Tuesday: red-colored items, trees with red-colored flowers; works related to blood, surgery, piercing, killing; cruel works; arresting, inciting insurgency, army commanding, treaty, backing of treaty or agreement, forts, igniting fire, weapon, storing of war material, poison, lying, deception, thief, thievery; coral, gold related works and collection thereof, metal work, forest, night worker, doctor, ascetic / religious mendicant, treasurer, business of catching snakes, animal.

It's nature is Dawanda Prada, which can be interpreted as "conflict or problem generator". It's good for works related to women, Alankar, enjoyment. It's auspiscious for dancing, making and wearing jewellery, art, sculpture, painting, writing, house, foundation laying, war, goverment works and celebrations, trade, farming, stone, steel, water related works. Eating of meat should be avoided during this Tithi. Being Jaya (that can be translated as "victory" or "advancement"), it is also suitable for following works or actions: weapon making; wars; training in army, collection of army, any matters related to power or strength; travelling; festival; medicine; trades; house matters; flags & conch-shell.

Related Devatas: Shiva, Vasu, Mangala.
Sompad Tithi month: none.
Manvadi Tithi month: Shravana.
Maasa Tithi Shoonya: Chaitra, Margashirsha.
Tithi Shoonya Lagna: none.
Tithi Shoonya Nakshatra: Poorva Bhadrapada.
Surya Rashi for Dagdha Tithi: Mithuna, Kanya.
Parva Tithi: yes.

Specific actions and works that are suitable for initiation during Chandra in Chitra: developmental & expansion works, peace, education, craftmanship, house, storage place, bridge construction, drinking water, defence, weapon, trade, medicine, bathing after recovery, farming, ornament-jewellery, wearing of new clothes, hair cutting, ear boring, Upanayana, Seemanta, honouring, entering, stable & fixed works.

Balava (Bālava) is benefic, moving Karana, ruled by Brahma, suitable for: learning, teaching, donation, religious works, Yagyas, benefit to Brahmins. Chandra is Graha (planet), who's ruling Bālava.

Dhriti is the 8th Nitya (Naisargika) Yoga, which is ruled by Apas (another name is Jala) and considered to be benefic. Its effect usually described as "holding", "steadiness", "retention" or "delightful". Graha, who's ruling Dhriti, is Rahu.

Analysing Muhurta, Chandra in Tula gives bad Chandrabala if one's Janma Rashi (disposition of Chandra in certain sign at birth time) is Meena (Pisces), Vrishabha (Taurus) or Vrshchika (Scorpio).