Paksha calendar

Krishna Paksha in September 2030

Krishna Paksha is the waning fortnight, from the day after Purnima to Amavasya. The Moon shrinks each night; vrata days like Sankashti Chaturthi and monthly Shivaratri fall in this half.

Direct answer

When is Krishna Paksha in September 2030?

In September 2030, Ashwin Krishna Paksha from 12 Sept 2030 to 27 Sept 2030 for the Mumbai India-baseline Panchang.

Ashwin Krishna Paksha: 12 Sept 203027 Sept 2030

Part of the Ashwin month calendar.

DateTithiNakshatraNote
ThursdayKrishna PratipadaPurva Bhadrapada
FridayKrishna DwitiyaUttara Bhadrapada
SaturdayKrishna TritiyaRevati
SundayKrishna ChaturthiAshwiniChaturthi
MondayKrishna PanchamiBharani
TuesdayKrishna PanchamiKrittika
WednesdayKrishna ShashthiRohini
ThursdayKrishna SaptamiRohini
FridayKrishna AshtamiMrigashiraAshtami
SaturdayKrishna NavamiArdraNavami
SundayKrishna DashamiPunarvasu
MondayKrishna EkadashiPushyaEkadashi vrata check
TuesdayKrishna DwadashiAshlesha
WednesdayKrishna TrayodashiMaghaPradosha check
ThursdayKrishna ChaturdashiPurva Phalguni
FridayKrishna AmavasyaUttara PhalguniAmavasya

Common questions

When does Krishna Paksha start in September 2030?

The Krishna Paksha window in September 2030: Ashwin Krishna Paksha from 12 Sept 2030 to 27 Sept 2030.

Why can one civil month have two windows?

A lunar fortnight is about 14–15 civil days, so a civil month usually contains one full Krishna Paksha and can also catch the tail of the previous one at the start of the month. The Hindu month label changes between the two windows.

Do these dates change by city?

The paksha itself is a Moon phase and does not depend on location, but the tithi at sunrise can differ by a day between time zones. This table uses the Mumbai India-baseline sunrise.