Falgun Amavasya, which falls on February 16, 2026, is a significant day in Hinduism, particularly for performing rituals to remember ancestors and make offerings. This day holds special importance as it is believed that sincere worship on this day brings peace to the souls of ancestors. Additionally, it is thought that bathing and giving donations on this lunar phase is highly rewarding, amplifying the benefits of such acts. The day is also associated with the worship of Goddess Lakshmi, believed to bring prosperity and happiness to the household.

According to the Vedic calendar, Falgun Amavasya will begin on February 16, 2026, at 5:34 AM and will last until 5:30 AM on February 17, 2026. Following the custom of observing the 'Udaya Tithi', rituals including fasting, bathing, and donations will predominantly occur on February 17. The auspicious time for these practices is deemed to last from sunrise to sunset, with Brahma Muhurat occurring early in the morning and the Abhijit Muhurat being particularly favorable for conducting worship activities.

The religious significance of Falgun Amavasya emphasizes the importance of commemorating ancestors through rituals like Tarpan and donations. Engaging in these activities is expected to yield greater spiritual benefits, and the day encourages believers to seek blessings from divine entities, enhancing both spiritual fulfillment and material prosperity in their lives.