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Amavasya June 2026 — Jyeshtha Amavasya 14 June

జ్యేష్ఠ అమావాస్య జూన్ 2026 — ఆదివారం

Tithi begins 13 June 17:42 · ends 14 June 18:38 IST (Hyderabad)

Amavasya in June 2026 falls on Sunday, 14 June 2026 — this is Jyeshtha Amavasya, also called Bhavuka Amavasya / Vat Savitri Vrat Amavasya. Tithi begins 13 June 2026 at 17:42 IST and ends 14 June 2026 at 18:38 IST. Jyeshtha Amavasya is associated with Vat Savitri Vrat (where North Indian tradition keeps it). Hot-season observance — known as Bhavuka Amavasya in some traditions. Falling on Sunday (Surya day) accentuates ancestral worship through Sun-related remedies. Recommended observances: Vat Savitri Vrat by married women, Pitru Tarpana, Sun-facing pradakshina of peepal tree.

Reviewed by Pandit Ramachandra Sharma, Vedic Astrologer & Panchangam Scholar · Updated 2026-05-30

Jyeshtha Amavasya — Exact Tithi Timings (IST)

EventDateTime (IST)
Tithi Begins13 June 202617:42
Amavasya DaySunday, 14 June 2026All-day observance
Tithi Ends14 June 202618:38
Sunrise (Hyderabad)14 June 202605:43

Timings computed using Lahiri Ayanamsa Swiss Ephemeris for Hyderabad (17.385°N, 78.486°E). For exact local timings in other cities use our Today's Panchangam tool, location-aware.

Significance — Jyeshtha Amavasya 2026

Jyeshtha Amavasya is associated with Vat Savitri Vrat (where North Indian tradition keeps it). Hot-season observance — known as Bhavuka Amavasya in some traditions. Falling on Sunday (Surya day) accentuates ancestral worship through Sun-related remedies.

Recommended Rituals — 14 June 2026

  1. Pre-dawn bath (Brahma Muhurtam, ~4:30 — 05:43): Bathe in cold water mixed with a few drops of Ganga jal or pure river water. Apply sesame oil to head if doing the full ritual.
  2. Sankalpa (Intention): Sit facing east. Hold rice + water in right palm. Mentally state: "On this Jyeshtha Amavasya Sunday, I perform tarpana for all known and unknown ancestors of my paternal and maternal lineages, for their satisfaction and liberation."
  3. Pitru Tarpana: Pour water mixed with black sesame seeds and barley flour, facing south, between the index finger and thumb. Repeat the mantra "Om Pitruvyay Namah" with each offering. Three times for father's line, three for mother's line, three for guru's line.
  4. Special Observance: Vat Savitri Vrat by married women, Pitru Tarpana, Sun-facing pradakshina of peepal tree.
  5. Donation (Daan): Black sesame, mustard oil, iron utensils, or warm clothing to a labourer or elderly person.
  6. Feed Crows & Cows: Cooked rice mixed with curd offered to a crow (messenger of ancestors) and to a cow.
  7. One-Meal Fast (Eka-bhukta): Take one satvik meal after sunset. No onion, garlic, non-veg, or alcohol.
  8. Evening Lamp: Light a sesame-oil lamp at sunset facing south. Burns until exhausted — symbolises light for ancestors.

Pitru Tarpana Mantra (Telugu + Sanskrit)

Recite 11 times during the morning observance window

ॐ देवताभ्यः पितृभ्यश्च महायोगिभ्य एव च । नमः स्वाहायै स्वधायै नित्यमेव नमो नमः ॥

Telugu: ఓం దేవతాభ్యః పితృభ్యశ్చ మహాయోగిభ్య ఏవ చ । నమః స్వాహాయై స్వధాయై నిత్యమేవ నమో నమః ॥

Transliteration: "Om Devatabhyah Pitribhyashcha Mahayogibhya Eva Cha · Namah Svahayai Svadhayai Nityamev Namo Namah"

All Amavasya Dates 2026

MonthDateMasa & NotePage
MaySaturday, 16 May 2026Vaisakha · Shani Amavasya · Bhauma AmavasyaView →
JuneSunday, 14 June 2026Jyeshtha · Bhavuka Amavasya · Vat Savitri Vrat Amavasya ✓(this page)
JulyTuesday, 14 July 2026Ashada · Bhaumavati Amavasya · Halhari AmavasyaView →
AugustWednesday, 12 August 2026Shravana · Hariyali Amavasya · Chukka AmavasyaView →
SeptemberThursday, 10 September 2026Bhadrapada · Mahalaya Amavasya · Pitru Paksha closingView →
OctoberSaturday, 10 October 2026Ashwina · Diwali Amavasya · Lakshmi PujaView →
NovemberSunday, 8 November 2026Kartika · Bhauma Amavasya · Pinda Daan AmavasyaView →
DecemberTuesday, 8 December 2026Margashirsha · Bhaumavati AmavasyaView →

View all 12 Amavasya dates of 2026 — main hub →

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Amavasya in June 2026?
Amavasya in June 2026 falls on Sunday, 14 June 2026. This is Jyeshtha Amavasya — the new moon day of the lunar month of Jyeshtha. Tithi begins on 13 June 2026 at 17:42 IST and ends on 14 June 2026 at 18:38 IST (Hyderabad, India). Rituals are performed when the tithi is active during sunrise.
What is Jyeshtha Amavasya?
Jyeshtha Amavasya is the new moon day of the Jyeshtha month in the Hindu lunar calendar. Jyeshtha Amavasya is associated with Vat Savitri Vrat (where North Indian tradition keeps it). Hot-season observance — known as Bhavuka Amavasya in some traditions. Falling on Sunday (Surya day) accentuates ancestral worship through Sun-related remedies.
What rituals are performed on Jyeshtha Amavasya 2026?
Vat Savitri Vrat by married women, Pitru Tarpana, Sun-facing pradakshina of peepal tree. Additional traditional observances: (1) pre-dawn sacred bath; (2) sankalpa (intention statement) facing east; (3) Pitru Tarpana with sesame seeds and barley flour; (4) one-meal satvik fast (eka-bhukta); (5) feeding crows and brahmins; (6) sesame-oil lamp at dusk facing south.
Can I do Tarpana at home or must I visit a tirtha?
Tarpana can be performed at home with proper sankalpa (intention statement). However, performing Tarpana at a tirtha (sacred water body) is traditionally considered more efficacious. Major Amavasya tirtha destinations include Varanasi, Gaya, Allahabad (Prayagraj), Pushkar, Rameshwaram, and Srivanchiyam. Home tarpana is fully valid when no travel is possible — intention and procedure matter more than location.
What food restrictions apply on Jyeshtha Amavasya?
Observers traditionally take only one satvik meal after sunset. Avoid onion, garlic, fenugreek, grains other than barley, and all non-vegetarian food. Permitted: rice, milk products, fruits, root vegetables (potato, sweet potato), sesame, barley, and water mixed with cow milk. Many strict observers fast the entire day, breaking with rice and milk at moonrise (which on Amavasya is invisible).

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Important disclaimer: Tithi timings are computed using Lahiri Ayanamsa Swiss Ephemeris for Hyderabad. For exact local timings in other cities, use our location-aware Today's Panchangam tool. Ritual recommendations are drawn from classical sources (Garuda Purana, Brahma Purana) and traditional family practice. Consult a qualified Vaidika or family priest for personalised ritual guidance.

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