Amavasya 2028 · Delhi, Delhi, India

The new moon, the day for remembering ancestors (shraddha and tarpan).

Date	Lunar month	Tithi begins	Tithi ends
26 Jan 2028 Wednesday	Pausha, krishna	25 Jan 2028 18:17	26 Jan 2028 20:42
25 Feb 2028 Friday Darsha Amavasya (for ancestors): 24 Feb 2028	Magha, krishna	24 Feb 2028 13:27	25 Feb 2028 16:07
26 Mar 2028 Sunday Darsha Amavasya (for ancestors): 25 Mar 2028	Phalguna, krishna	25 Mar 2028 07:57	26 Mar 2028 10:01
24 Apr 2028 Monday	Chaitra, krishna	24 Apr 2028 00:21	25 Apr 2028 01:16
24 May 2028 Wednesday Darsha Amavasya (for ancestors): 23 May 2028	Vaisakha, krishna	23 May 2028 14:10	24 May 2028 13:46
22 Jun 2028 Thursday	Jyeshtha, krishna	22 Jun 2028 01:38	22 Jun 2028 23:57
22 Jul 2028 Saturday Darsha Amavasya (for ancestors): 21 Jul 2028	Ashadha, krishna	21 Jul 2028 11:18	22 Jul 2028 08:31
20 Aug 2028 Sunday	Shravana, krishna	19 Aug 2028 19:47	20 Aug 2028 16:13
18 Sep 2028 Monday	Bhadrapada, krishna	18 Sep 2028 03:47	18 Sep 2028 23:53
18 Oct 2028 Wednesday Darsha Amavasya (for ancestors): 17 Oct 2028	Ashwina, krishna	17 Oct 2028 12:05	18 Oct 2028 08:26
16 Nov 2028 Thursday	Kartika, krishna	15 Nov 2028 21:34	16 Nov 2028 18:48
16 Dec 2028 Saturday Darsha Amavasya (for ancestors): 15 Dec 2028	Margashirsha, krishna	15 Dec 2028 09:01	16 Dec 2028 07:36

How the day is chosen

The day the new-moon tithi is running at sunrise. Rites for ancestors are done in the afternoon, so the Darsha Amavasya is the day whose afternoon falls in the tithi; it is shown under the date when it differs.

Dates and times are for Delhi, Delhi, India. Another town can differ by a day when a tithi changes close to sunrise. You can change the place above.