Panchang · tithi
Dashami is the tenth tithi of the paksha (each lunar fortnight, waxing or waning), a Purna tithi ruled by Yama. Next: Tue 3 Nov, 11:55 AM to Wed 4 Nov, 11:03 AM (New Delhi).
Start and end to the minute, New Delhi, IST
| Tithi | Month | Begins | Ends | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Krishna Dashami | Kartika | Tue 3 Nov, 11:55 AM | Wed 4 Nov, 11:03 AM | 23h |
| Shukla Dashami | Kartika | Thu 19 Nov, 7:06 AM | Fri 20 Nov, 7:16 AM | 24h |
| Krishna Dashami | Margashirsha | Wed 2 Dec, 10:52 PM | Thu 3 Dec, 11:04 PM | 24h |
| Shukla Dashami | Margashirsha | Fri 18 Dec, 11:14 PM | Sat 19 Dec, 10:09 PM | 23h |
| Krishna Dashami | Pausha | Fri 1 Jan 2027, 1:10 PM | Sat 2 Jan 2027, 2:24 PM | 25h |
| Shukla Dashami | Pausha | Sun 17 Jan 2027, 12:27 PM | Mon 18 Jan 2027, 10:27 AM | 22h |
| Krishna Dashami | Magha | Sun 31 Jan 2027, 6:34 AM | Mon 1 Feb 2027, 8:41 AM | 26h |
| Shukla Dashami | Magha | Mon 15 Feb 2027, 10:44 PM | Tue 16 Feb 2027, 8:19 PM | 22h |
A tithi is kept on the day it is running at sunrise, so a tithi that begins after sunrise is usually kept the next day. In other cities the minutes shift with sunrise; the panchang gives your city.
Across these, Dashami lasted from 22 to 26 hours: a tithi is a 12° step of the Moon from the Sun, and the Moon moves faster near perigee, so no two are the same length.
Purna tithi, by Muhurta Chintamani’s five groups
Purna (full): any shubh work: the fullest of the five.
The groups repeat every five tithis: Nanda (1, 6, 11) for joy, Bhadra (2, 7, 12) for lasting work, Jaya (3, 8, 13) for victory, Rikta (4, 9, 14) for clearing, and Purna (5, 10, 15) for any good start. A muhurat also weighs the weekday, nakshatra and lagna. Muhurat
In the Shukla paksha the Moon waxes from the new Moon to the full; in the Krishna paksha it wanes back. The same tithi name comes twice a month, and the paksha is said with it.
The next Dashami begins Tue 3 Nov, 11:55 AM and ends Wed 4 Nov, 11:03 AM, New Delhi time.
By Muhurta Chintamani’s five groups, Dashami is a Purna (full) tithi, for any shubh work: the fullest of the five.
Yama, in both pakshas.
The panchang gives the tithi at sunrise where you are, with its end time.
Today’s panchang

