Aaj ki Tithi
Delhi,India : 11 September 2025 Tithi
The date is based on the position of the moon and the sun and plays an important role in determining auspicious and inauspicious works. Here you will find the significance of each date and its effect.
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Sunrise & Sunset
Sunrise:06:04 AM
Sunset:18:31 PM
Tithi
Chaturthi (Krishna paksha )
Start at : 03: 38 pm , 10 Sep 25
End at : 12: 45 pm , 11 Sep 25
Panchami(Krishna paksha)
Start at : 12:45 pm , 11 Sep 25
End at : 09:58 am , 12 Sep 25
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Tithi Q&A
Q.1. What is a Tithi?
Answer: Tithi is calculated from the position of the Moon and the Sun. It is a lunar day, which changes based on the phases of the Moon (Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha).Q.2. How many Tithi are there in a month?
Answer: There are 30 Tithi in a lunar month – 15 of Shukla Paksha and 15 of Krishna Paksha.Q.3. How many types of Paksha are there?
Answer: Two types:- Shukla Paksha – from Amavasya to Poornima (Moon grows).
- Krishna Paksha – from Poornima to Amavasya (Moon wanes).
Q.4. Why is Tithi important?
Answer: Every Tithi has its own special significance and quality. Auspicious works, Puja, fasting, marriage etc. are done only after seeing the correct Tithi.Q.5. Which Tithi are considered auspicious?
Answer: Dwitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami, Dashami, Ekadashi, Dwadashi and Trayodashi are considered auspicious for many works.Q.6. What are the inauspicious dates?
Answer: Amavasya, Poornima (for some works), Chaturdashi and Ashtami are considered inauspicious for many works.Q.7. How long is a Tithi?
Answer: Generally the duration of Tithi is between 19 to 26 hours. It varies according to the movement of the Sun and Moon.Q.8. Which dates are auspicious for marriage?
Answer: Dwitiya, Tritiya, Panchami, Saptami, Dashami, Ekadashi, Trayodashi and Poornima are considered auspicious for marriage (according to Nakshatra and Yoga).Q.9. Which dates are special for fasting and vrat?
Answer: Ekadashi (fast), Chaturthi (Ganesh Puja), Shashthi (Skanda Puja), Ashtami (Durga Puja), Poornima (Satyanarayana Vrat) and Amavasya (Pitru Tarpan) are special.Q.10. How is the date counted?
Answer: A difference of 12° between the Sun and the Moon completes one date.Disclaimer: The accuracy or reliability of any information/content/calculations contained in this article is not guaranteed. This information has been collected from various mediums/astrologers/almanac/sermons/beliefs/religious scriptures and presented to you. Our aim is only to provide information, its users should consider it as mere information. Additionally, the responsibility for any use remains that of the user himself.
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