Amavasya has special significance in Hinduism. The calendar in Hinduism and in the date of Hindu Panchag varies according to the moon. What is Amavasya? This is the night when the moon is not fully visible. The night of Amavasya comes after every 30 days, it can be said that Amavasya comes once in a month. The decreasing and increasing of the moon is called paksha, there are two types of Shukla paksha and Krishna paksha.
The date of Amavasya in 2021 is as follows.
Tithi | Start and End Time |
Amavasya tithi in January, 2021 | Jan 12, 12:22 pm - Jan 13, 10:30 am |
Amavasya tithi in February, 2021 (Mauni Amavasya) | Feb 11, 1:09 am - Feb 12, 12:35 am |
Amavasya tithi in March, 2021 (Shani Amavasya) | Mar 12, 3:02 pm - Mar 13, 3:51 pm |
Amavasya tithi in April, 2021 | Apr 11, 6:03 am - Apr 12, 8:00 am |
Amavasya tithi in May, 2021 (Bhaumvati Amavasya) | May 10, 9:55 pm - May 12, 12:29 am |
Amavasya tithi in June, 2021 | Jun 09, 1:58 pm - Jun 10, 4:22 pm |
Amavasya tithi in July, 2021 | Jul 09, 5:16 am - Jul 10, 6:46 am |
Amavasya tithi in August, 2021 (Hariyali Amavasya) | Aug 07, 7:11 pm - Aug 08, 7:20 pm |
Amavasya tithi in September, 2021 (Bhaumvati Amavasya) | Sep 06, 7:38 am - Sep 07, 6:21 am |
Amavasya tithi in October, 2021 (Mahalaya Amavasya) | Oct 05, 7:04 pm - Oct 06, 4:35 pm |
Amavasya tithi in November, 2021 | Nov 04, 6:03 am - Nov 05, 2:44 am |
Amavasya tithi in December, 2021 (Shani Amavasya) | Dec 03, 4:56 pm - Dec 04, 1:13 pm |