Amavasya December 2027: 27 December, Pausha Amavasya (Somavati Amavasya)

December 2027: Pausha Amavasya on Monday, 27 December (Somavati Amavasya). The Amavasya tithi runs 27 December 12:24 AM to 28 December 1:43 AM, one moment all over India. Amavasya is also called Amavas in everyday Hindi.

This year: Amavasya December 2026 (8 December)

December 2027: Pausha Amavasya on Monday, 27 December (Somavati Amavasya).
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In short

In December 2027, Amavasya falls on Monday, 27 December 2027: Pausha Amavasya (Somavati Amavasya) (Amanta: Margashirsha). In New Delhi the Amavasya tithi runs from 27 December 12:24 AM to 28 December 1:43 AM.

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Pausha Amavasya (Somavati Amavasya): Monday, 27 December 2027

Tithi
Pausha Amavasya (Amanta: Margashirsha)
Amavasya tithi
27 December 12:24 AM to 28 December 1:43 AM

Times for New Delhi, in Indian Standard Time.

The moments the Amavasya tithi begins and ends are the same across India (in Indian Standard Time), so the times above hold for every city. The Amavasya day is fixed by sunrise, which changes with the city, so now and then a city may keep another day; check your city’s panchang or ask your purohit. Today’s panchang

Differences of 1–2 minutes between panchangs are normal. How we calculate

Frequently asked questions

When is Amavasya in December 2027?

In December 2027, Amavasya falls on Monday, 27 December 2027: Pausha Amavasya (Somavati Amavasya) (Amanta: Margashirsha).

Is Somavati Amavasya on 27 December or 28 December?

On Monday, 27 December 2027. The Amavasya tithi runs 27 December 12:24 AM to 28 December 1:43 AM; the Amavasya day is the one with the Amavasya tithi at sunrise, here 27 December.

When does the Amavasya tithi begin and end in December 2027?

In New Delhi the Amavasya tithi runs from 27 December 12:24 AM to 28 December 1:43 AM.

How is the Amavasya day fixed?

The Amavasya day is the one with the Amavasya tithi at sunrise; Drik Panchang names this day “<month> Amavasya” (the month of the purnimanta reckoning). When Amavasya begins a day early, Drik Panchang sometimes lists that earlier day separately as “Darsha Amavasya”; in 2026 and 2027 it is each time the day on whose Aparahna Amavasya lasts longer. According to Drik Panchang an Amavasya on a Monday is called Somvati and one on a Saturday Shani Amavasya.

Sources

  1. Drik Panchang, 2026 and 2027, New Delhi: Amavasya list (drikpanchang.com/vrats/amavasyadates.html); every date and time compared on 30 September 2026
  2. SanatanBodh panchang calculation (astronomy-engine, Lahiri ayanamsha): sanatanbodh.in/en/panchang/ganana-vidhi/

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