Amavasai this month, 2024

Amavasya (Tamil: அமாவாசை, Malayalam: അമാവാസി,Telugu: అమావాస్య, Gujarati: અમાવાસ્યા,Hindi: अमावस्या ),
also known as No Moon Day or New Moon Day, marks an important tithi in the Hindu Calendar. 

It is the last day of the dark lunar phase and the beginning of the bright lunar phase. During Amavasi, 
the moon is not visible in the sky, as it aligns with the sun.

Amavasi is considered significant in Hinduism, and various religious observances and rituals are performed on this day. 
Many people choose to observe fasts and engage in prayers and rituals to seek the blessings of deities or ancestors. 
Additionally, Amavasi is associated with performing rites for deceased ancestors and is considered an auspicious
time for spiritual practices.

The specific significance and rituals associated with Amavasi can vary based on regional customs and individual 
beliefs within the diverse traditions of Hinduism.

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Date	Day	Starting Time	Ending Time	Tithi
10 Jan 2024	Wednesday	Jan 10, 8:11 pm	Jan 11, 5:27 pm	Amavasya tithi
09 Feb 2024	Friday	Feb 09, 8:02 am	Feb 10, 4:29 am	Amavasya tithi
09 Mar 2024	Saturday	Mar 09, 6:18 pm	Mar 10, 2:30 pm	Amavasya tithi
08 Apr 2024	Monday	Apr 08, 3:21 am	Apr 08, 11:50 pm	Amavasya tithi
07 May 2024	Tuesday	May 07, 11:41 am	May 08, 8:51 am	Amavasya tithi
05 Jun 2024	Wednesday	Jun 05, 7:55 pm	Jun 06, 6:07 pm	Amavasya tithi
05 Jul 2024	Friday	Jul 05, 4:58 am	Jul 06, 4:27 am	Amavasya tithi
03 Aug 2024	Saturday	Aug 03, 3:51 pm	Aug 04, 4:43 pm	Amavasya tithi
02 Sep 2024	Monday	Sep 02, 5:22 am	Sep 03, 7:25 am	Amavasya tithi
01 Oct 2024	Tuesday	Oct 01, 9:39 pm	Oct 03, 12:19 am	Amavasya tithi
31 Oct 2024	Thursday	Oct 31, 3:53 pm	Nov 01, 6:17 pm	Amavasya tithi
30 Nov 2024	Saturday	Nov 30, 10:30 am	Dec 01, 11:51 am	Amavasya tithi
30 Dec 2024	Monday	Dec 30, 4:02 am	Dec 31, 3:56 am	Amavasya tithi