When is Halharini Amavasya 2026: The new moon day of Ashadha month is called Halharini Amavasya. Special importance of this date has been mentioned in religious texts.
Halharini Amavasya 2026 Date: The last date of Krishna Paksha of every month is called Amavasya. On this day Sun and Moon are in the same zodiac sign. Along with astrology, this date also has religious significance. The deity of this date is Pitra, hence on this day special measures and worship are done for the peace of the ancestors’ souls. According to religious texts, the new moon day of Ashadh month is called Halharini Amavasya. This Amavasya is very special.
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Halharini Amavasya 2026 auspicious time
09:13 am to 10:53 am
10:53 am to 12:32 pm
12:06 to 12:59 pm (Abhijeet Muhurta)
12:32 pm to 02:12 pm
03:52 PM to 05:31 PM
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When is Halharini Amavasya 2026?
According to the Panchang, the Amavasya date of Ashadha month will start from 06:49 pm on Monday, July 13, which will continue till 03:13 pm on Tuesday, July 14. Since the sunrise of Amavasya Tithi will be on 14th July, the festival of Halharini Amavasya will be celebrated on this day. On this day, three auspicious yogas named Susthir, Vardhaman and Harshan will be formed.
Why is Halharini Amavasya special? (Significance of Halharini Amavasya)
The word plow has been used in this Amavasya which is used in farming. Actually, the farmer sows his crop only in the month of Ashadha. Plow is especially used during this period. Despite understanding the importance of solution, our scholars gave this name to this Amavasya. On this day, the farmer worships his plow and expresses his gratitude towards it and wishes that this time his crop should be good.
How to worship the plough?
After waking up early in the morning of Halharini Amavasya, taking bath etc., prepare for the puja at the auspicious time. First of all apply tilak on the plow with kumkum. Garland flowers. Perform Aarti. Along with the plough, other equipment used in farming and your bulls should also be worshiped on this day. After this, pray to God for a good harvest.
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