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Amavasya in June 2027

Jyeshtha Amavasya on 4 June 2027

One Amavasya falls in June 2027. The tithi runs 4 Jun, 4:06 AM to 5 Jun, 1:10 AM — 21.1 hours — and the date below is the day it governs at sunrise in New Delhi.

FridayKrishna Paksha

Jyeshtha Amavasyaज्येष्ठ अमावस्या

4 June 2027

Also observed as Shani Jayanti

Tithi begins
4 Jun, 4:06 AM
Tithi ends
5 Jun, 1:10 AM
Tithi length
21.1 hours
Lunar month
Jyeshtha Krishna
Sunrise
5:25 AM
Sunset
7:14 PM
Aparahna — tarpan window
1:42 PM – 4:28 PM
Day length
13 hours 49 minutes

Tarpan and shraddha for the ancestors are performed in Aparahna, the fourth fifth of the daylight hours — 1:42 PM to 4:28 PM on this date, derived from its own sunrise of 5:25 AM and sunset of 7:14 PM rather than a fixed clock time. The tithi ends at 5 Jun, 1:10 AM, which is the instant the Moon and Sun share a longitude.

How June compares

Jyeshtha Amavasya runs 21.1 hours, against a range of 20.2 to 26.7 hours across the twelve months around it — shortest on 2 August 2027, longest on 7 January 2027.

Every other vrat in June 2027

Computed for the same month, so one page covers the whole fasting calendar.

DateDayVratName
1 June 2027TuesdayEkadashiApara Ekadashi
2 June 2027WednesdayPradosh VratBudha Pradosh Vrat
14 June 2027MondayEkadashiNirjala Ekadashi
16 June 2027WednesdayPradosh VratBudha Pradosh Vrat
18 June 2027FridayPurnimaJyeshtha Purnima · Vat Purnima
22 June 2027TuesdaySankashti ChaturthiKrishnapingala Sankashti Chaturthi · Angarki Sankashti
30 June 2027WednesdayEkadashiYogini Ekadashi

Frequently asked

What date is Amavasya in June 2027?

Jyeshtha Amavasya falls on 4 June 2027, a Friday, with the tithi running 4 Jun, 4:06 AM to 5 Jun, 1:10 AM. That is the only one this month.

What other vrats fall in June 2027?

7 others: Apara Ekadashi on 1 June, Budha Pradosh Vrat on 2 June, Nirjala Ekadashi on 14 June, Budha Pradosh Vrat on 16 June, Jyeshtha Purnima on 18 June, Krishnapingala Sankashti Chaturthi on 22 June, Yogini Ekadashi on 30 June.

Are June's tithis unusually long or short?

Jyeshtha Amavasya runs 21.1 hours. Across the twelve months around this one, Amavasya ranged from 20.2 hours on 2 August 2027 to 26.7 hours on 7 January 2027. The variation comes from the Moon's changing speed, which is also why these dates cannot be counted off a fixed cycle.

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The other vrat calendars

EkadashiPurnimaPradosh VratSankashti ChaturthiAll vrat dates

June's dates are the same for everyone. What they mean for you is not.

Your kundli decides which of these tithis actually carry weight for you, and which are simply days in the calendar.

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