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Tithi today

The lunar day, and the minute it ends. A tithi is the 12° the Moon gains on the Sun. It does not run midnight to midnight, and it is never the same length twice.

Krishna Chaturdashiuntil 1:53 AM30 in all
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Tithi right now

New Delhi · 11 August 2026
Tuesday, 11 August 2026Krishna Chaturdashiuntil 1:53 AM, then Amavasya
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The next seven days

every change to the minute
DayRuns
10 AugMonDwadashi to 8:01 AMTrayodashi to 4:54 AMChaturdashi to 5:49 AM
TodayTueChaturdashi to 1:53 AMAmavasya to 5:49 AM
12 AugWedAmavasya to 11:06 PMPratipada to 5:50 AM
13 AugThuPratipada to 8:42 PMDwitiya to 5:50 AM
14 AugFriDwitiya to 6:47 PMTritiya to 5:51 AM
15 AugSatTritiya to 5:29 PMChaturthi to 5:51 AM
16 AugSunChaturthi to 4:53 PMPanchami to 5:52 AM
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All 30

Fifteen in each paksha. The fifteenth is Purnima when the Moon is full and Amavasya when it is dark.
1Pratipada2Dwitiya3Tritiya4Chaturthi5Panchami6Shashthi7Saptami8Ashtami9Navami10Dashami11Ekadashi12Dwadashi13Trayodashi14Chaturdashi15Purnima16Pratipada17Dwitiya18Tritiya19Chaturthi20Panchami21Shashthi22Saptami23Ashtami24Navami25Dashami26Ekadashi27Dwadashi28Trayodashi29Chaturdashi30Amavasya
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What a tithi is

and how it is worked out

A tithi is the time the Moon takes to move 12° further ahead of the Sun. Thirty of them make one lunar month: fifteen in the waxing Shukla paksha, ending at Purnima, and fifteen in the waning Krishna paksha, ending at Amavasya. Because the Moon does not move at a constant speed, a tithi can run from about 20 to about 27 hours.

A panchang is the same for a whole city.

Your kundli is not. Cast it free, or ask one of 24 astrologers which of these hours is right for what you are planning. You pay by the minute.