What is the celestial body in the east side of the night Sky which is a little more brighter than a regular star and is something like a head light and a little more bigger in size than a star?

Answer 1

In July and August 2009, the planet Jupiter is rising at just about the time the sun sets, from a point on the eastern horizon that is a little bit south of due East. It appears brighter than any star, and also shines more steadily ... twinkling less.

Answer 2

The celestial body you are describing is likely the planet Venus. As one of the brightest objects in the night sky, Venus is often mistaken for a star but is larger and can appear much brighter. It is typically visible in the eastern sky before sunrise or in the western sky after sunset.