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Tithi #12

Dwadashi

Presiding deity: Vishnu (Hari)

Significance

Dwadashi is the twelfth lunar day, ruled by Vishnu in his Hari form. Associated with renunciation and letting go. Ekadashi fasts are traditionally broken on Dwadashi after sunrise within a specified parana window. Auspicious for charity and spiritual practices.

Next 6 Dwadashi occurrences

Times shown for New Delhi (IST). A tithi window doesn’t align with civil days — it may start or end on the previous/next day.

DateDayPakshaTithi window
Sunday, 9 August 2026SundayKrishna11:05 am → 08:01 am (next day)
Sunday, 23 August 2026SundayShukla04:19 am (prev day) → 06:21 am (next day)
Monday, 7 September 2026MondayKrishna05:04 pm → 02:43 pm (next day)
Tuesday, 22 September 2026TuesdayShukla09:43 pm → 10:50 pm (next day)
Tuesday, 6 October 2026TuesdayKrishna12:34 am (prev day) → 11:16 pm (next day)
Thursday, 22 October 2026ThursdayShukla02:48 pm → 02:36 pm (next day)
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