LUNAR CALENDAR
April 2028
New Delhi, Delhi, India · tithi prevailing at local sunrise, the almanac convention.
April 2028
Tithi at sunrise, day by day
A tithi can change mid-day, the value shown rules at local sunrise, exactly as almanacs print it.
| Date | Day | Tithi | Paksha | Observance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2028-04-01 | Sat | Shukla Shashti | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-02 | Sun | Shukla Saptami | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-03 | Mon | Shukla Ashtami | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-04 | Tue | Shukla Navami | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-05 | Wed | Shukla Dashami | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-06 | Thu | Shukla Dwadashi | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-07 | Fri | Shukla Trayodashi | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-08 | Sat | Shukla Chaturdashi | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-09 | Sun | Shukla Purnima | Shukla | Purnima (Full Moon) |
| 2028-04-10 | Mon | Krishna Pratipad | Krishna | Pratipada |
| 2028-04-11 | Tue | Krishna Dwitiya | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-12 | Wed | Krishna Tritiya | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-13 | Thu | Krishna Chaturthi | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-14 | Fri | Krishna Panchami | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-15 | Sat | Krishna Shashti | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-16 | Sun | Krishna Saptami | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-17 | Mon | Krishna Ashtami | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-18 | Tue | Krishna Navami | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-19 | Wed | Krishna Dashami | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-20 | Thu | Krishna Ekadashi | Krishna | Ekadashi |
| 2028-04-21 | Fri | Krishna Dwadashi | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-22 | Sat | Krishna Trayodashi | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-23 | Sun | Krishna Chaturdashi | Krishna | — |
| 2028-04-24 | Mon | Krishna Amavasya | Krishna | Amavasya (New Moon) |
| 2028-04-25 | Tue | Shukla Pratipad | Shukla | Pratipada |
| 2028-04-26 | Wed | Shukla Dwitiya | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-27 | Thu | Shukla Tritiya | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-28 | Fri | Shukla Chaturthi | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-29 | Sat | Shukla Panchami | Shukla | — |
| 2028-04-30 | Sun | Shukla Shashti | Shukla | — |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a tithi?
A lunar day, every 12° the Moon gains on the Sun is one tithi. The 15 of Shukla paksha end at Purnima; the 15 of Krishna paksha at Amavasya.
Why does the tithi here differ from tomorrow's panchang?
It should not, this is the same ephemeris. Differences online usually come from showing the tithi at a different reference hour.
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