Krishna Amavasya
until · then Pratipada
- Type
- Purna
- Deity
- Pitris
- Paksha
- Krishna
Tuesday, 14 July 2026 — IST Vedic time Jyeshtha māsa · Krishna paksha
AmavasyaBhaumvati Amavasya
Windows before 04 AM or after midnight are listed in the muhurat tables below.
Krishna Amavasya
until · then Pratipada
Punarvasu
until · then Pushya
Vyaghata
until · then Harshana
Naga
until · then Kimstughna
Mangalavara
Surya (Sun)
Mithuna · GeminiSun in Punarvasu (pada 3)
Chandra (Moon)
Mithuna · GeminiNew moon
0.2% illuminated · waning
Inauspicious directionNorth
Travel remedy
Consume sesame (til) before travel
Panchaka rahitaNot active
Special yogas: Sthira (Anandadi)
Favourable rashis
Mesha, Mithuna, Simha, Kanya, Dhanu, Makara
Chandrashtama (avoid initiations)
Vrischika
Brahma Muhurat
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Pratah Sandhya
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Abhijit Muhurat
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Vijaya Muhurta
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Godhuli Muhurta
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Sayahna Sandhya
–
Amrit Kalam
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Dur Muhurtam
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Yamaganda
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Gulikai Kalam
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Varjyam
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Rahu Kalam
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Eight diurnal and eight nocturnal partitions for quick decisions
| # | Choghadiya | Interval | AuspiciousnessNature | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Rog | Mars | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 02 | Udveg | Sun | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 03 | Char | Venus | GoodAuspicious | |
| 04 | Labh | Mercury | GoodAuspicious | |
| 05 | Amrit | Moon | BestHighly auspicious | |
| 06 | Kaal | Saturn | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 07 | Shubh | Jupiter | GoodAuspicious | |
| 08 | Rog | Mars | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 01 | Kaal | Saturn | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 02 | Shubh | Jupiter | GoodAuspicious | |
| 03 | Rog | Mars | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 04 | Udveg | Sun | AvoidInauspicious | |
| 05 | Char | Venus | GoodAuspicious | |
| 06 | Labh | Mercury | GoodAuspicious | |
| 07 | Amrit | Moon | BestHighly auspicious | |
| 08 | Kaal | Saturn | AvoidInauspicious |
| Graha | Rashi | Degrees | Motion | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun (Surya) | Mithuna (Gemini) | 27° 23′ | Punarvasu p3 | Direct |
| Moon (Chandra) | Mithuna (Gemini) | 21° 59′ | Punarvasu p1 | Direct |
| Mercury (Budha) | Mithuna (Gemini) | 25° 51′ | Punarvasu p2 | Retrograde |
| Venus (Shukra) | Simha (Leo) | 10° 31′ | Magha p4 | Direct |
| Mars (Mangala) | Vrishabha (Taurus) | 16° 29′ | Rohini p2 | Direct |
| Jupiter (Guru) | Karka (Cancer) | 8° 45′ | Pushya p2 | Direct |
| Saturn (Shani) | Meena (Pisces) | 20° 22′ | Revati p2 | Direct |
| Rahu | Kumbha (Aquarius) | 7° 39′ | Shatabhisha p1 | Retrograde |
| Ketu | Simha (Leo) | 7° 39′ | Magha p3 | Retrograde |
Solar and lunisolar month and era for Tuesday, 14 July 2026
Tamil calendar
Aani(ஆனி)
2057 · Parabhava
Telugu calendar
Jyeshtha(జ్యేష్ఠం)
1948 · Parabhava
Kannada calendar
Jyeshtha(ಜ್ಯೇಷ್ಠ)
1948 · Parabhava
Malayalam calendar
Midhunam(മിഥുനം)
1200
Bengali calendar
Asharh(আষাঢ়)
1433
Gujarati calendar
Jeth(જેઠ)
2083 · Pingala
Marathi calendar
Jyeshtha(ज्येष्ठ)
1948 · Parabhava
Odia calendar
Asadha(ଆଷାଢ଼)
1433
Vedic astronomical almanac
Pancha (five) anga (limbs): the five elements above describe every day in the Hindu calendar. They are calculated for your location and its sunrise (Drik ganita) with the Lahiri ayanamsa.
The lunar day, measured by the angle between the Moon and the Sun. The tithi at sunrise governs the day's observances; its end time is shown above.
The stretch of sky the Moon is passing through. Each has a ruling planet and four padas, shown with today's nakshatra above.
A combination of the Sun's and Moon's positions. The current yoga and the one that follows it are listed above.
Half of a tithi. Each karana has its own nature, shown with the current karana above.
The Vedic day runs from one sunrise to the next and has a ruling graha, shown above.