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Amavasya 2026

Amavasya is the new moon, the last tithi of the dark fortnight. It is named for the purnimant month it ends — the same day the amavasyant reckoning used by this engine still calls the month before.

  • January
  • 18Jan
    Magha Amavasya
    Sunday · Pausha Krishna · ends 01:20, 19 Jan
  • February
  • 17Feb
    Phalguna Amavasya
    Tuesday · Magha Krishna · ends 17:30
  • March
  • 18Mar
    Chaitra Amavasyastarts after sunrise
    Wednesday · Phalguna Krishna · ends 06:52, 19 Mar
  • April
  • 17Apr
    Vaisakha Amavasya
    Friday · Chaitra Krishna · ends 17:20
  • May
  • 16May
    Jyestha Amavasya
    Saturday · Vaisakha Krishna · ends 01:30, 17 May · Vat Savitri Amavasya
  • June
  • 14Jun
    Jyestha AmavasyaAdhik maasstarts after sunrise
    Sunday · Jyestha Krishna · ends 08:23, 15 Jun
  • July
  • 14Jul
    Ashadha Amavasya
    Tuesday · Jyestha Krishna · ends 15:12
  • August
  • 12Aug
    Shravan Amavasya
    Wednesday · Ashadha Krishna · ends 23:05
  • September
  • 11Sept
    Bhadrapada Amavasya
    Friday · Shravan Krishna · ends 08:55
  • October
  • 10Oct
    Ashwin Amavasya
    Saturday · Bhadrapada Krishna · ends 21:18
  • November
  • 9Nov
    Kartika Amavasya
    Monday · Ashwin Krishna · ends 12:31 · Deepavali
  • December
  • 8Dec
    Margashirsha Amavasya
    Tuesday · Kartika Krishna · ends 06:20, 9 Dec

Dates and end times are IST, computed for Ujjain. The tithi ends at the same instant everywhere and only the clock reading changes with your timezone — though near midnight that can move the date itself. The app computes these for your city.