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Amavasya Kab Hai?
The next Amavasya with its date, timing and moonrise, plus all the upcoming Amavasya dates.
The next Amavasya is 9 November 2026 (Monday), Ashwina Amavasya, also observed as Diwali.
The date is the same across most of India (Ujjain reference). Timing and moonrise shift a little by city, see your city's Panchang.
What is Amavasya?
Amavasya is the last tithi of Krishna Paksha, the new moon, when the Moon and Sun share the same direction (0°). There is one Amavasya each lunar month.
Why is Amavasya the same day almost everywhere?
Amavasya is an astronomical moment that occurs at one instant, so the date is the same across most of India. Only the tithi start/end and moonrise vary a little with a city's sunrise and geography.
Frequently asked questions
Once per lunar month, roughly every 29 to 30 days, so about 12 a year.
Purnima is the last tithi of Shukla Paksha, the full moon. Amavasya is the last tithi of Krishna Paksha, the new moon. They are about 14 to 15 days apart.
In most of India yes, since it is an astronomical moment. Only the tithi start/end and moonrise shift a little by city.
The Vedic sidereal (Lahiri) system, from the Ujjain reference meridian, computed 20 years ahead.
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