Ahmedabad Rath Yatra 2027 Date, Time & Info - Gujarat Sri Jagannath Rathyatra - Ways To Watch Live

Ahmedabad Sri Jagannathji Mandir 150th Rath Yatra is celebrated on July 5, 2027 (Monday)

Gujarat Chief Minister is expected perform Pahind Vidhi (pay obeisance by sweeping the path of Rath Travel). As per tradition members of Khalashi community have the honour of pulling the Chariots

Schedule:

In the previous years, the festival timings were from 4 am to 9 pm IST. Rath Yatra started at 7 am IST. The previous years the puja schedule were as follows

- Mangal Aarti to Lord Jagannath - 4 am;

- Special Bhog Kichdi - 4.30 am;

- Sri Jagannath will come to Rath at 6 am;

- Rath Yatra starts at 7 am IST.

- Rath will Halt at Saraspur and then return to Temple.

- Rath Expected to Return to Mandir at 8 pm

Statistics:

- Rath Travel Distance - 16 km.

- In previous years: 18 Elephants, 101 trucks depicting Indian Culture, 30 Akkadas performing Aerobatics, 18 Bhajan Mandalis, Ras Garba, bands and others accompanied Lord Jagannath

- Around 2,500 Sadhus (Monks) visited Temple for Rath Yatra

- More than 22,000 Police Personnel were deployed in previous years to guard the event

Live Streaming:

Webcast, podcast, online stream of the Rath yatra can be seen in the official Temple website

https://www.jagannathjiahd.org/

https://www.youtube.com/user/DDGirnarOfficial

Live Telecast:

Sri Jagannath Mandir Rath Yatra is also normally live telecast in Doordarshan DD Girnar (Gujarati). In previous years Live telecast began at 3.50 am IST

The live telecast began in ETV Gujarati at 4 am in the morning. TV9 Gujarat, VTV Gujarat, Sandesh TV, News18 Gujarati might also live telecast the festival.

Next Year Ahmedabad Rath Yatra:

In 2028, Ahmedabad Rath Yatra is on June 24, 2028 (Saturday)

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Suna Besha 2027 Date & Time - Live in DD Odia, OTV - Puri Lord Jagannath Badatadhau Behsa

Suna Besha of Lord Jagannath on July 14, 2027 (Wednesday) will most probably live telecast by Doordarshna Odia, OTV etc from around 4 pm IST in the evening

Note: Suna Besha will start at around 5 pm IST in the evening and darshan will end at around 11 pm IST in the night

Live Streaming in:

Live streaming of Suna Besha can be most probably seen in the following websites

https://www.youtube.com/@DoordarshanOdia/streams

https://www.youtube.com/@otvodisha/streams

About Suna Besha:

Suna means 'Gold'. Besha means 'costume'. Lord Jagannath will bless devotees in Suna Besha 4 times a year viz.,

- Poushya Purnima (Pushyavisheka),

- Falghun Purnima (Dola Purnima),

- Hari Shayan Ekadashi (Bahuda Ekadashi),

- Kartik Purnima

On July 14, 2027 (Wednesday) - Lord Jagannath will bless devotees in Sunabesha in the Rath near Singhadwara. On other occasions Lord Jagannath Suna Besha darshan can be done inside the Mandir at Ratna Singhasana

Lord Jagannatha ratha is called as Nandighosha - It has 16 wheels, and is about 44 feet high. It is wrapped with yellow, red clothes

Lord Balabhadra chariot is called Taladwaja - It has 14 wheels and is about 43 feet high. It is wrapped with red bluish green clothes

Goddess Subhadra rath is called Darpadalana - It has 12 wheels and is about 42 feet high. It is wrapped with Red, Black coloured clothes

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Puri Rath Yatra 2027 Schedule - Bahuda Yatra, Suna Besha Date - Puri Sri Jagannath Festival Date & Info

Puri Rath Yatra is on July 5, 2027 (Monday).

Puri Rath yatra is celebrated on Ashada Shukla Paksha Dwitya i.e., 2nd day of the bright fortnight of Ashadha month (June-July)

Lakhs of devotees will gather at Bada Danda to watch Sri Jagannath Rath being drawn to Sri Gundicha Mandir, about two miles away from Srimandira, on this day

Important Dates:

- 9 May, 2027 - Sunday - Akshya Tritiya (Beginning of Construction of Chariots for Rath Jatra), Chandan Yatra Start

- 19 June, 2027 - Saturday - Snana Yatra (Abhishek of Deities on Deva Snan Purnima)

will update soon.. - July, 2027 - day - Nabajouban Darshan & Netrastova in ShreeMandira (1st Darshan of Deities after a fortnight from Snana Purnima)

- 5 July, 2027 - Monday - Puri Rath Yatra - SriGundicha Yatra

- 10 July, 2027 - Saturday - Hera Panchami in SriMandira (Goddess Lakshmi coming in Palanquin from ShreeMandira to Gundicha Mandir to meet Lord Jagannath)

- 12 July, 2027 - Monday - Sandhya Darshana (last chance for Darshan in Adapa Mandapa, Gundicha Temple before Return Yatra)

- 13 July, 2027 - Tuesday - Bahuda Yatra - Return Jatra

- 14 July, 2027 - Wednesday - Suna Besha (Darshan of Deities with Golden Ornaments) - Suna Besha will start at around 5 pm IST in the evening and darshan will end at around 11 pm IST in the night.

- 15 July, 2027 - Thursday - Adhara Pana (Special Sweet Drink offered to Deities on the Chariot)

- 16 July, 2027 - Friday - Niladri Bije (Return of Deities into ShreeMandir from Rath)

About Puri Rath Jatra:

The presiding deities of Sri Mandira, Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, Goddess Subhadra Rath with the celestial wheel Sudharsana are taken out of temple precincts to their respective Chariots in a ritual called Pahandi.

Lord Jagannatha ratha is called as Nandighosha - It has 16 wheels, and is about 44 feet high. It is wrapped with yellow, red clothes

Lord Balabhadra chariot is called Taladwaja - It has 14 wheels and is about 43 feet high. It is wrapped with red bluish green clothes

Goddess Subhadra rath is called Darpadalana - It has 12 wheels and is about 42 feet high. It is wrapped with Red, Black coloured clothes

Puri Jagadguru Shankaracharya will have 1st darshan of Deities Lord Balabhdra, Goddess Subhadra, Lord Jagannath in the Rath.

The Gajapati King will sweep the ratha of Lord Jagannath and other deities with golden broom. The ritual is called as Chhera Pahanra.

After elaborate rituals, The Taladwaja is pulled first, then the Darapadalana and finally the Nadighosha is drawn to the Gundicha Mandir which is about 2 miles from the Srimandira.

Normally Chief Minister of Odisha will attend the Puri Rath Yatra and pull the Ratha first. Normally Governor of Odisha & Union Ministers can also be seen pulling the Rath

Lord Jagannath will stay at his Aunt house in Gundicha Mandir for about 7 days and return back to Sri Mandira. The Return Yatra is called as Bahuda Jatra

After Bahuda Jatra, Lakhs will throng to have darshan of Suna Besha (Badatadhau Behsa), Adhara Pana, Niladri Bije.

Live Streaming in:

Dooradrshan National (DD1), DD Odiya, Odisha TV (OTV) and other TV channels are regularly live telecasting the event. The live telecast is expected to begin at around 8 am in the morning

Live streaming, webcast of the TV channels and event can be seen in the following websites

https://www.youtube.com/@DoordarshanOdia/streams

https://www.youtube.com/@OTVNewsEnglish/streams

Next Year Puri Rath Yatra:

In 2028, Puri Ratha Yatra is on June 24, 2028 (Saturday)

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Sashti September 2, 2026 - Shashti Time, Date - Sashti Viratham This Month

Note: Timings in Indian Standard Time (IST). Shashti Date & Time given below are based on Tamil Panchangam.

2 September, 2026 - Wednesday - Sashti Tithi - Krishna Paksha Shasti - Theipirai

Time: 6.11 am (2-9-2026) to 4.12 am (3-9-2026)

Timings in Detail:

- Shashti Tithi - Starts at 6.11 am IST (on Wednesday Morning - 2 September 2026)

- Shasti Thithi - Ends at 4.12 am IST (on Thursday Morning - 3 September 2026)

Tamil Month (Solar Calendar): September 2nd is Aavani Maasam 16th Day (Wednesday) - Theipirai

Telugu / Kannada Month (Lunar Calendar): Shravana Maas - Krishna Paksha

Note: - Krishna Paksha is dark fortnight i.e., Fortnight that comes after Pournami. - It is called as Theipirai in Tamil - Theipirai Sashti is sixth day from full moon day

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16 September, 2026 - Wednesday - Sashti Viratham - Shukla Paksha Shashti - Valarpirai

Time: 10.25 am (16-9-2026) to 11.59 am (17-9-2026)

Timings in Detail:

- Shashti Tithi - Starts at 10.25 am IST (on Wednesday Morning - 16 September 2026)

- Shasti Thithi - Ends at 11.59 am IST (on Thursday Forenoon - 17 September 2026)

Tamil Month (Solar Calendar): September 16th is Aavani Maasam 30th Day (Wednesday) - Valarpirai

Telugu / Kannada Month (Lunar Calendar): Bhadrapada / Bhadra Maas - Shukla Paksha

Note: - Shukla Paksha is bright fortnight i.e., the Fortnight that comes after Amavasya. It is called as Valarpirai in Tamil

- Valarpirai Sashti is sixth day from no-moon day. Many devotees fast on Shukla Paksha Sashti, hence they are referred as Sashti Viratham (Viradham, Vratham).

- On Sashti special Abhishekam, Pooja, Deeparadhanai will be done to Sri Subrahmanya in Temples. Lakhs of devotees will have darshan of Lord Subramanya in Temples especially at Tiruchendur on Sashti Viratham days.

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Next Sashti Viratham & Sasti Tithi Dates:

1 October, 2026 - Thursday - Sashti Tithi

Timing: 2.50 pm (1-10-2026) to 12.31 pm (2-10-2026)

Tamil Month: Purattasi - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Bhadrapada / Bhadra - Krishna Paksha

16 October 2026 - Friday - Shashti Viratham

Timing: 3.05 am (16-10-2026) to 5.08 am (17-10-2026)

Tamil Month: Puratasi - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Ashvayuja / Ashvin - Shukla Paksha

31 October, 2026 - Saturday - Sasti Tithi

Timing: 11.50 pm (30-10-2026) to 9.29 pm (31-10-2026)

Tamil Month: Aippasi - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Ashwayuja /Ashwin - Krishna Paksha

10 November 2026 - Tuesday - Six Day Skanda Sashti Viradham begins

15 November 2026 - Sunday - Sashti Viratham - Skanda Sashti, Soorasamharam (Surasamharam)

Timing: 9.34 pm (14-11-2026) to 11.28 pm (15-11-2026)

Tamil Month: Aippasi - Valar Pirai

Lunar Calendar: Karthika - Shukla Paksha

16 November 2026 - Monday - Sri Subramanya Deivanai Ammai Thirukalyanam

29 November, 2026 - Sunday - Sasti Tithi

Timing: 9.46 am (29-11-2026) to 7.40 am (30-11-2026)

Tamil Month: Karthigai - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Kartika - Krishna Paksha

15 December 2026 - Tuesday - Tarakahara Kumara Shashti - Shasti Vratham

Timing: 4.07 pm (14-12-2026) to 5.15 pm (15-12-2026)

Tamil Month: Karthigai - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Margashirsa - Shukla Paksha

Note: In Sringeri, Sri Subrahmanya Shashti is on 15 December, 2026 (Tuesday)

29 December, 2026 - Tuesday - Sashti Tithi

Tamil Month: Margazhi - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Margashirsa - Krishna Paksha

13 January 2027 - Wednesday - Shashthi Viratham

Tamil Month: Margazhi - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Pausa - Shukla Paksha

Note: Sri Vinayagar Sashti is on 13 January, 2027 (Wednesday)

27 January, 2027 - Wednesday - Shasti Tithi

Tamil Month: Thai - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Pausha - Krishna Paksha

12 February 2027 - Friday - Shasti Viratham

Tamil Month: Thai - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Magha - Shukla Paksha

26 February, 2027 - Friday - Sasti Tithi

Tamil Month: Masi - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Magha - Krishna Paksha

13 March 2027 - Saturday - Sashti Viratham

Tamil Month: Maasi - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Phalguna - Shukla Paksha

28 March, 2027 - Sunday - Sashti Tithi

Tamil Month: Panguni - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Phalguna - Krishna Paksha

12 April 2027 - Monday - Shashthi Viratham

Tamil Month: Panguni - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Chaithra - Shukla Paksha

26 April, 2027 - Monday - Sasti Tithi

Tamil Month: Chithirai - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Chaithra - Krishna Paksha

11 May 2027 - Tuesday - Sashti Viratham

Tamil Month: Chithirai - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Vaishakha - Shukla Paksha

26 May, 2027 - Wednesday - Sashti Tithi

Tamil Month: Vaikasi - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Vaishaka - Krishna Paksha

10 June, 2027 - Thursday - Sashti Viratham

Tamil Month: Vaikasi - Valarpirai

Telugu / Kannada (Lunar Calendar): Jyeshta - Shukla Paksha

25 June, 2027 - Friday - Sasti Tithi

Tamil Month: Aani - Theipirai

Telugu / Kannada (Lunar Calendar): Jyeshta - Krishna Paksha

9 July 2027 - Friday - Shashti Viratham

Tamil Month: Aani - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Ashadha - Shukla Paksha

24 July, 2027 - Saturday - Sashti Tithi

Tamil Month: Aadi - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Ashada - Krishna Paksha

7 August 2027 - Saturday - Sashti Viratham

Tamil Month: Aadi - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Shravana - Shukla Paksha

23 August, 2027 - Monday - Sasti Tithi

Tamil Month: Aavani - Theipirai

Lunar Calendar: Shravana Krishna Paksha

6 September, 2027 - Monday - Shashthi Viratham

Tamil Month: Avani - Valarpirai

Lunar Calendar: Bhadrapada / Bhadra Shukla Paksha

Sashti Vratham is observed on the sixth day in bright fortnight. The dates given above are based on Tamil Panchangam. In some parts Sashti Viratham is observed one day earlier or later.

Note: Kumara Sashti is on June-July-August 2027 - will update the date soon...

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Amavasya 2026 Date & Time : Kannada Calendar

Note: Timings in Indian Standard Time (IST). - 'Parabhava' Year 2026-2027 Amavasya Dates as per Kannada Panchanga is given below.

11 September 2026 - Friday - Amavasya

Timing: 10.11 am (10-9-2026) to 8.45 am (11-9-2026)

Kannada Masa: Shravana

-- Note: Amavasya Kushagrahanam is on 11 Sep, 2026 (Friday)

10 October 2026 - Saturday - Mahalaya Amavasya

Timings: 8.47 pm (9-10-2026) to 8.18 pm (10-10-2026)

Kannada Month: Bhadrapada

9 November 2026 - Monday - Amavasya

Timing: 10.25 am (8-11-2026) to 11.00 am (9-11-2026)

Kannada Masa: Ashwayuja

- Note: Balipadyami Deepavali is celebrated on November 10, 2026 (Tuesday) as per Karnataka Government Public Holidays List. -- As per Sringeri Peetam Panchangam, Go Puja / Bali Padyami / Balindra Puja is on November 9, 2026 (Monday)

8 December 2026 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 3.14 am (8-12-2026) to 4.48 am (9-12-2026)

Kannada Month: Karthika

7 January 2027 - Thursday - Amavasya

Timings: 10.33 pm (6-1-2027) to 12.42 am (8-1-2027)

Kannada Masam: Margashira

-- Note: Farmers in Karnataka celebrate Yellu Amavasya on January 7, 2027 (Thursday) (- Ellu or Yellu means sesame) - It is celebrated to mark the end of Kharif season.

6 February 2027 - Saturday - Amavasya

Timing: 6.32 pm (5-2-2027) to 8.31 pm (6-2-2027)

Kannada Month: Pushya

8 March 2027 - Monday - Amavasya

Timings: 1.05 pm (7-3-2027) to 2.15 pm (8-3-2027)

Kannada Masam: Magha

- Note: MahaShivRatri is celebrated on March 6, 2027 (Saturday)

6 April 2027 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 4.48 am (6-4-2027) to 4.56 am (7-4-2027)

Kannada Month: Phalguna

Note: Chaitra Maas Shukla Paksha begins on 7th April - Ugadi is celebrated on 7 April 2027 (Wednesday)

Nomenclature and Significance:

- Amavasya is no/new moon day. There will be 12 to 13 Amavasya days each year.

- On Amavasya, followers of Sanatana Dharm (Hindu Religion) will go to sacred water bodies like rivers, take holy dip at early morning, offer Pitru Tharpanam i.e., oblations to their departed ancestors and do Annadhanam

- Whenever Surya Grahan (Solar Eclipse) occurs, it happens on the day of Amavasya.

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Previous Amavasya Dates in Parabhava Year 2026 (for reference):

17 April 2026 - Friday - Amavasya

Timings: 7.10 pm (16-4-2026) to 5.34 pm (17-4-2026)

Kannada Month: Chaitra

16 May 2026 - Saturday - Amavasya

Timing: 4.16 am (16-5-2026) to 2.05 am (17-5-2026)

Kannada Month: Vaishaka

15 June 2026 - Monday - Amavasya

Timings: 11.48 am (14-6-2026) to 9.20 am (15-6-2026)

Kannada Masam: Adhik Jyeshta - Purushottam Maas

14 July 2026 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 6.38 pm (13-7-2026) to 4.13 pm (14-7-2026)

Kannada Masam: Nija Jyeshta

12 August 2026 - Wednesday - Amavasya

Timing: 1.46 am (12-8-2026) to 11.42 pm (12-8-2026)

Kannada Month: Ashada

-- Ashada Month, Bheemana Amavasya Vrata is on August 12, 2026 (Wednesday)

-- In Tulunadu, Karnataka: Nagara Amavasya is on August 12, 2026 (Wednesday)

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Amavasya 2026 Date & Time : Telugu Calendar

Note: Timings in Indian Standard Time (IST). - 'Parabhava' Year 2026-2027 Amavasya Dates & Timings as per Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam TTD Telugu Panchangam is given below.

11 September 2026 - Friday - Polala Amavasya

Timing: 10.09 am (10-9-2026) to 8.43 am (11-9-2026)

Telugu Masam: Shravana

10 October 2026 - Saturday - Mahalaya Amavasya

Timings: 8.57 pm (9-10-2026) to 8.27 pm (10-10-2026)

Telugu Month: Bhadrapada

9 November 2026 - Monday - Amavasya

Timing: 10.34 am (8-11-2026) to 11.10 am (9-11-2026)

Telugu Masam: Ashwayuja

Note: Diwali / Deepavali is celebrated in most parts of India including Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh on November 8, 2026 (Sunday)

8 December 2026 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 3.32 am (8-12-2026) to 5.07 am (9-12-2026)

Telugu Month: Karthika

7 January 2027 - Thursday - Amavasya

Timings: 10.55 pm (6-1-2027) to 1.03 am (8-1-2027)

Telugu Month: Margasira

6 February 2027 - Saturday - Chollangi Amavasya

Timing: 6.52 pm (5-2-2027) to 8.49 pm (6-2-2027)

Telugu Month: Pushya

8 March 2027 - Monday - Amavasya

Timings: 1.17 pm (7-3-2027) to 2.28 pm (8-3-2027)

Telugu Masam: Magha

- Note: MahaShivRatri is celebrated on March 6, 2027 (Saturday)

6 April 2027 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 4.52 am (6-4-2027) to 4.59 am (7-4-2027)

Telugu Month: Phalguna

Note: Chaitra Maas Shukla Paksha begins on 7th April - Ugadi is celebrated on 7 April 2027 (Wednesday)

Nomenclature and Significance:

- Amavasya is no/new moon day. There will be 12 to 13 Amavasya days each year.

- On Amavasya, followers of Sanatana Dharm (Hindu Religion) will go to sacred water bodies like rivers, take holy dip at early morning, offer Pitru Tarpanam i.e., oblations to their departed ancestors and do Annadhanam

- Whenever Surya Grahan (Solar Eclipse) occurs, it happens on the day of Amavasya.

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Previous Amavasya Dates:

Previous Months Amavasya Dates in Parabhava Year 2026 is given below for reference.

17 April 2026 - Friday - Amavasya

Timings: 7.08 pm (16-4-2026) to 5.31 pm (17-4-2026)

Telugu Masam: Chaitra

16 May 2026 - Saturday - Amavasya

Timing: 4.09 am (16-5-2026) to 1.58 am (17-5-2026)

Telugu Month: Vaisakha

15 June 2026 - Monday - Amavasya

Timings: 11.42 am (14-6-2026) to 9.15 am (15-6-2026)

Telugu Masam: Adhik Jyeshta - Purushottam Maas

14 July 2026 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 6.32 pm (13-7-2026) to 4.07 pm (14-7-2026)

Telugu Masam: Nija Jyeshta

12 August 2026 - Wednesday - Amavasya

Timing: 1.42 am (12-8-2026) to 11.41 pm (12-8-2026)

Telugu Month: Ashada

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Amavasya September 10, 2026 - Amavasai Time & Date

Note: Timings in Indian Standard Time (IST). - 2026-2027 dates of Amavasya as per Tamil Panchangam is given below. In some parts Amavasya Vrat is observed one day earlier or later.

10 September 2026 - Thursday - Amavasai

Time: 10.46 am (10-9-2026) to 9.30 am (11-9-2026)

Timings in Detail:

- Amavasya Tithi starts at 10.46 am IST (on Thursday Morning - 10 September 2026)

- Amavasya Tithi ends at 9.30 am IST (on Friday Morning - 11 September 2026)

Next Amavasya Dates:

10 October 2026 - Saturday - Mahalaya Amavasya

Timings: 9.46 pm (9-10-2026) to 9.27 pm (10-10-2026)

8 November 2026 - Sunday - Amavasya

Timing: 11.46 am (8-11-2026) to 12.32 pm (9-11-2026)

Note: Diwali / Deepavali is celebrated in Tamil Nadu on November 8, 2026 (Sunday)

8 December 2026 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 4.44 am (8-12-2026) to 6.26 am (9-12-2026)

7 January 2027 - Thursday - Amavasya

Timings: 12.00 am (7-1-2027) to 2.08 am (8-1-2027)

6 February 2027 - Saturday - Amavasya - Thai Amavasai

Timing: 7.48 pm (5-2-2027) to 9.39 pm (6-2-2027)

Note:

- Mauni Amavasya is on 6 February, 2027 (Saturday).

8 March 2027 - Monday - Amavasya

Timings: 2.08 pm (7-3-2027) to 3.09 pm (8-3-2027)

Note:

- Bodhayana Amavasya is on March 7, 2027 (Sunday) - (Followers of Bodhayana Dharma Shastra observe Amavasyai Rituals one day earlier this month)

- MahaShivRatri is celebrated on March 6, 2027 (Saturday)

6 April 2027 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 5.46 am (6-4-2027) to 5.43 am (7-4-2026)

6 May 2027 - Thursday - Amavasya

Timings: 6.16 pm (5-5-2027) to 5.13 pm (6-5-2027)

4 June 2027 - Friday - Amavasya

Timing: 4.02 am (4-6-2027) to 2.15 am (5-6-2027)

3 July 2027 - Saturday - Amavasya

Timings: 12.00 pm (3-7-2027) to 9.45 am (4-7-2027)

2 August 2027 - Monday - Amavasya - Aadi Amavasai

Timing: 7.05 pm (1-8-2027) to 4.38 pm (2-8-2027)

- As per Hindi Calendar, Hariyali Amavasya is on August 2, 2027 (Monday). It is also called as Sawan Amavasya

31 August 2027 - Tuesday - Amavasya

Timing: 2.13 am (31-8-2027) to 11.56 pm (31-8-2027)

29 September 2027 - Wednesday - Amavasya

Timing: 10.34 am (29-9-2027) to 8.39 am (30-9-2027)

Nomenclature and Significance:

- Amavasya is no/new moon day. There will be 12 to 13 Amavasya days every year.

- On the day of Amavasya, followers of Sanatana Dharm (Hindu Religion) will go to sacred water bodies like rivers, seashore, lake etc take holy dip in the water bodies, offer Pitru Tharpanam i.e., oblations to their departed ancestors and do Annadhanam

- On some occasions, followers of Bodhayana Sutras observe Amavasyai Rituals one day earlier, which are mentioned in 'Note' section given above.

- In Tamil Nadu, on Thai Amavasai, Aadi Amavasai, Mahalaya Amavasya - lakhs of Devotees will throng Rameswaram & other Holy Theerthas to offer Pitru Tharpanam.

- Thai Amavasai comes in the month of Jan-Feb and is the 1st Amavasai after Uttranayana Punya Kaalam (Northern Journey of Sun).

- Aadi Amavasai comes in the month of Jul-Aug and is the 1st Amavasai after Dakshinayanam Punya Kaalam (Southern Journey of Sun).

- Pitru Paksh Mahalaya Amavasai comes in the month of Sep-Oct during Sharan Navratri. In some parts of the Country, Mahalaya Amavasya is also called as Peddala Amavasya

- Whenever Surya Grahan (Solar Eclipse) occurs, it happens on the day of Amavasya.

- Amavasya coming on Monday is called as Somvati Amavasya. It is also called as Amasomavaram or Ama Somavara Vratham in other parts

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