Today’s tithi

The tithi at sunrise, when it ends and what comes next, for your city.

In short

Today, Wednesday, 7 October 2026, the tithi at sunrise (6:17 AM) in New Delhi is Ashwin Krishna Dwadashi. It lasts until 11:18 PM, then Trayodashi begins. Tomorrow at sunrise it will be Ashwin Krishna Trayodashi. Pick another city below.

Wednesday, 7 October 2026 · New Delhi

Ashwin Krishna Dwadashi

until 11:18 PM, then Trayodashi

Paksha
Krishna paksha
By the Amanta month
Bhadrapada Krishna Dwadashi
Sunrise
6:17 AM

Tithi for the next 15 days

DateTithi at sunriseEnds
Wednesday, 7 OctoberAshwin Krishna Dwadashi11:18 PM
Thursday, 8 OctoberAshwin Krishna Trayodashi10:17 PM
Friday, 9 OctoberAshwin Krishna Chaturdashi9:37 PM
Saturday, 10 OctoberAshwin Krishna Amavasya9:21 PM
Sunday, 11 OctoberAshwin Shukla Pratipada9:32 PM
Monday, 12 OctoberAshwin Shukla Dwitiya10:14 PM
Tuesday, 13 OctoberAshwin Shukla Tritiya11:29 PM
Wednesday, 14 OctoberAshwin Shukla Chaturthi1:14 AM (15 Oct)
Thursday, 15 OctoberAshwin Shukla Panchami3:26 AM (16 Oct)
Friday, 16 OctoberAshwin Shukla Shashthi5:55 AM (17 Oct)
Saturday, 17 OctoberAshwin Shukla Saptamialso at the next sunrise (vriddhi)8:29 AM (18 Oct)
Sunday, 18 OctoberAshwin Shukla Saptami8:29 AM
Monday, 19 OctoberAshwin Shukla Ashtami10:53 AM
Tuesday, 20 OctoberAshwin Shukla Navami12:52 PM
Wednesday, 21 OctoberAshwin Shukla Dashami2:13 PM

The tithi at each day’s sunrise, in Indian Standard Time. How we calculate

Today is Wednesday: Ganesh Aarti, Ganesh Chalisa, Sukhkarta Dukhharta

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Frequently asked questions

What is the tithi today?

Today, Wednesday, 7 October 2026, the tithi at sunrise (6:17 AM) in New Delhi is Ashwin Krishna Dwadashi. It lasts until 11:18 PM, then Trayodashi begins. Tomorrow at sunrise it will be Ashwin Krishna Trayodashi. Pick another city below.

What is the tithi tomorrow?

On Thursday, 8 October 2026 the tithi at sunrise in New Delhi will be Ashwin Krishna Trayodashi, until 10:17 PM.

How is a tithi worked out?

A tithi is complete each time the Moon moves 12 degrees further ahead of the Sun, so a lunar month has 30 tithis: Pratipada to Purnima in Shukla paksha and Pratipada to Amavasya in Krishna paksha. A day’s tithi is the one running at sunrise (udaya tithi).

What are kshaya and vriddhi tithis?

A tithi lasts roughly 20 to 27 hours. One that begins after a sunrise and ends before the next never prevails at a sunrise and is called kshaya; one that prevails at two sunrises is vriddhi. The list below marks both.

Are fast days fixed by the sunrise tithi too?

Not always. Each fast and festival has its own rule: Ekadashi, shraddh (the tithi in the Aparahna) and Diwali’s Lakshmi Puja (Amavasya in Pradosh kaal), for example. Use the festival calendar for fast days, and ask your purohit for a sankalp.

Sources

  1. SanatanBodh panchang calculation (astronomy-engine, Lahiri ayanamsha, udaya tithi); method: sanatanbodh.in/en/panchang/ganana-vidhi/
  2. Checked against Drik Panchang (drikpanchang.com): our tithi end times come about 2 minutes after Drik’s

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