Tithi

Ashtami Tithi Kab Hai? How to Find the Eighth Lunar Day Each Month

Understanding Ashtami as a Tithi Ashtami is the eighth tithi in each fortnight of the Hindu lunar month, occurring twice every month: once in Shukla Paksha (the bright half) and once in Krishna Paksha (the dark half). So when someone asks ashtami tithi kab hai, the answer genuinely depends on which paksha they mean and which lunar month is currently underway, since the exact Gregorian...

Aaj Ka Panchang Tithi: Reading All Five Elements of Today’s Panchang

What 'Panchang' Actually Means The word panchang comes from two Sanskrit words: 'panch' meaning five, and 'anga' meaning limbs or parts. When people search for aaj ka panchang tithi, they're usually looking for just one of these five limbs, tithi, but a complete panchang reading actually includes four additional elements: Vaar (weekday), Nakshatra (lunar constellation), Yoga (a luni-solar combination), and Karana (half of a tithi). Together,...

Navratri Tithi 2026: Complete Day-by-Day Dates and Significance

When Navratri 2026 Took Place Shardiya Navratri, the most widely celebrated of the four Navratri observances in the Hindu calendar, ran from Monday, September 22, 2026, through Wednesday, October 1, 2026, with Vijayadashami (Dussehra) falling on Thursday, October 2, 2026. The festival is governed entirely by tithi, beginning on Pratipada, the first tithi of Shukla Paksha in the Ashwin lunar month, and concluding around Navami...

Janm Tithi: What Your Lunar Birthday Means and How to Calculate It

What Is Janm Tithi? Janm tithi refers to the specific lunar tithi on which a person was born, according to the Hindu panchang, rather than the fixed Gregorian calendar date of their birth. Because tithis shift relative to the solar calendar every year, a person's janm tithi typically falls on a different Gregorian date annually, sometimes moving by several days, occasionally landing close to the...

February 2026 Calendar With Tithi: Festivals, Fasts & Key Dates

What to Expect From February 2026 The February 2026 calendar with tithi spans part of the Hindu month of Magha and moves into the beginning of Phalguna as the month progresses. Magha is traditionally considered a spiritually significant month, associated with holy bathing rituals and increased religious observance in many parts of India, particularly around river confluences. As with every month, February 2026 contains a full...

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