Hindu Luni-Solar New Year
Observed with: Panchanga reading · Neem-jaggery prasad · New clothes
- అమావాస్య
- 06:07 – 05:21 ↗
- శుక్ల పాడ్యమి
- 05:22 – 06:06 ↗
The lunar day — the moon gaining 12° on the sun. The tithi running at sunrise is the one the day is named for.
- ఉత్తరాభాద్ర
- 06:07 – 18:22
- రేవతి
- 18:23 – 06:06 ↗
The lunar mansion the moon occupies — one of 27, each quartered into padams.
- బ్రహ్మ
- 06:07 – 08:50
- ఇంద్ర
- 08:51 – 06:06 ↗
The sum of solar and lunar longitudes, in 27 divisions. Vyatipata and Vaidhriti carry their own prohibitions.
- చతుష్పాద
- 06:07 – 17:35
- నాగ
- 17:36 – 06:06 ↗
Half a tithi. Eleven karanas rotate through the month; Vishti (Bhadra) is the one commonly avoided.
The weekday, reckoned sunrise to sunrise rather than midnight to midnight.
- మీనం
- 06:07 – 06:06 ↗
The raasi the moon stands in — what chandrabalam and tarabalam are read against.
ⓘ In other regions
- Amanta — your region
- ఫాల్గుణం · అమావాస్య
- Purnimanta regions — the Hindi belt
- చైత్రం · అమావాస్య
Same day. The month name differs because a purnimanta month ends at the full moon and an amanta month ends at the new moon — so every Krishna-paksha day carries the next month’s name in the North. The tithi, the nakshatra and every timing on this page are identical. Why this happens →