Pithori Amavasya 2026: Guide to tithi, puja and Pradosh kaal; simple daan and Tarpan rituals
Pithori Amavasya in 2026 falls on Thursday, September 10, with Amavasya Tithi extending into the next day. This observance is significant for family well-being and honoring departed ancestors through various rituals. Donations of food, black sesame, clothes, and grains are traditional practices during this time. Offering water with black sesame and lighting a diya are simple yet meaningful ancestral remembrance acts.
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