calculating rising time from culmination time I want to know how to calculate the rising time of a star, if 
culmination and setting times are available with me?

Say Culmination time is 03:00 on 28-Nov-2018
and Setting time is 05:30 on 28-Nov-2018.
For a star, the time from rising to culmination is the same length as the time from culmination to setting. From knowing the time of culmination and setting, you can calculate that difference and subtract it from the time of culmination to obtain the time of rising.

This method is generally accurate for the planets and Sun, but it is not always accurate for the Moon. Culmination refers to when an object is highest in the sky. For a star, this is when the object is on the meridian. For the Moon, there can be a significant difference between the time the Moon crosses the meridian (transits) and when it culminates. See Transit and Culmination (although the images on that site were not working today).

P.S. I have never seen tables that give the time of culmination for the Sun and Moon. Times are generally given for transits (when the object is on the meridian).