Is it Amavasya today?
No — today is not Amavasya; today is Krishna Saptami. The next Amavasya begins 8 November (21 Kartik) 11:58 AM and ends 9 November (22 Kartik) 01:02 PM.
Next Amavasya
Amavasya
Festivals on this tithi
Amavasya
Begins: 8 November (21 Kartik) 11:58 AM
Ends: 9 November (22 Kartik) 01:02 PM
| Date (Sanatani) | Day | Begins | Ends | Name and festivals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 January (4 Magh) | Sunday | 12:34 AM18 January (4 Magh) | 01:52 AM19 January (5 Magh) | Amavasya |
| 17 February (4 Falgun) | Tuesday | 06:04 PM16 February (3 Falgun) | 06:01 PM17 February (4 Falgun) | Amavasya |
| 19 March (4 Choitro) | Thursday | 08:55 AM18 March (3 Choitro) | 07:23 AM19 March (4 Choitro) | Amavasya |
| 17 April (3 Boishakh) | Friday | 08:41 PM16 April (2 Boishakh) | 05:51 PM17 April (3 Boishakh) | Amavasya |
| 16 May (1 Joishtho)Kshaya tithi | Saturday | 05:41 AM16 May (1 Joishtho) | 02:01 AM17 May (2 Joishtho) | Amavasya |
| 15 June (31 Joishtho) | Monday | 12:50 PM14 June (30 Joishtho) | 08:54 AM15 June (31 Joishtho) | Amavasya |
| 14 July (29 Asharh) | Tuesday | 07:20 PM13 July (28 Asharh) | 03:43 PM14 July (29 Asharh) | Amavasya |
| 12 August (26 Srabon) | Wednesday | 02:23 AM12 August (26 Srabon) | 11:36 PM12 August (26 Srabon) | Amavasya |
| 11 September (24 Bhadro) | Friday | 11:03 AM10 September (23 Bhadro) | 09:27 AM11 September (24 Bhadro) | Amavasya |
| 10 October (22 Ashwin) | Saturday | 10:06 PM9 October (21 Ashwin) | 09:50 PM10 October (22 Ashwin) | AmavasyaMahalaya |
| 9 November (22 Kartik)Next | Monday | 11:58 AM8 November (21 Kartik) | 01:02 PM9 November (22 Kartik) | AmavasyaKali Puja |
| 8 December (21 Ogrohayon)Vriddhi tithi | Tuesday | 04:43 AM8 December (21 Ogrohayon) | 06:51 AM9 December (22 Ogrohayon) | Amavasya |
Amavasya is the last tithi of the dark fortnight (Krishna Paksha). The Moon and the Sun are nearly in the same direction, so the Moon is not seen at night. It is the time while the Moon is 348° to 360° ahead of the Sun.
Amavasya often begins at midday or in the afternoon and ends the next day. The panjika counts the sunrise (udaya) day, but a night puja such as Kali Puja is held on the night Amavasya holds. Sometimes an Amavasya touches no sunrise at all (kshaya); it is still in this list.
Where your family's or guru's panjika differs, follow it.
No — today is not Amavasya; today is Krishna Saptami. The next Amavasya begins 8 November (21 Kartik) 11:58 AM and ends 9 November (22 Kartik) 01:02 PM.
The next Amavasya is 8–9 November (21–22 Kartik). The tithi begins 8 November (21 Kartik) 11:58 AM and ends 9 November (22 Kartik) 01:02 PM (Bangladesh time).
Amavasya in November 2026: 8–9 November (21–22 Kartik).
2026 has 12 Amavasya tithis. The 2026 list gives each date and time.
Panjikas printed in India use Indian time, which is 30 minutes behind Bangladesh time. Times here are Bangladesh time for sunrise in Dhaka; methods can also differ by a few minutes.