Tithi List 2025

The Telugu Panchangam plays a vital role in our daily life. Tithis, Nakshatras, Yogas, and Karanas together guide us in deciding the right time for rituals, prayers, vows, and auspicious activities. Among these, the Tithi holds special importance. A Tithi is determined based on the angular distance between the Sun and the Moon. Each lunar month consists of 15 Tithis in the Shukla Paksha (waxing phase) and 15 in the Krishna Paksha (waning phase).

Each Tithi has its own significance. For example — Padyami marks new beginnings, Chavithi is auspicious for worshipping Lord Ganesha, and Saptami is dedicated to Surya Aradhana (Sun worship). Dashami symbolizes victory, while Ekadashi is sacred for devotees of Lord Vishnu. Pournami (Full Moon) and Amavasya (New Moon) are considered highly important both spiritually and scientifically.

This page provides a complete list of Telugu Tithis for the year 2025. It not only includes major Tithis like Pournami, Amavasya, and Ekadashi for each month but also lists the related festivals, fasts, Shivaratris, Sankrantis, and other special days that fall on these Tithis.

All these details are prepared based on traditional Panchang calculations, aligned with the Telugu calendar. Changes in Tithi during morning, noon, and night are also considered, helping devotees, astrology enthusiasts, and those planning auspicious events find the right timings easily.

The year 2025 is filled with many auspicious Yogas. Major festivals like Makara Sankranti, Maha Shivaratri, Sri Rama Navami, Sri Krishna Janmashtami, Dasara, and Deepavali are all determined based on these Tithis. Knowing the Tithi helps one observe fasts, perform rituals, and carry out charitable acts at the right time.

Through SS Bhakthi’s “Telugu Tithulu 2025” page, you can view each Tithi’s date, lunar phase, and related festival details in one place. It brings together devotion, tradition, and the science of time in a simple, modern way — a perfect spiritual guide for your devotional life.