Amavasya is the new moon day in the Hindu lunar calendar, marking the end of the lunar month. It is considered a time of darkness and introspection, as the moon is not visible in the sky. Many people observe rituals and prayers on this day to honor their ancestors, seeking blessings and peace for their departed loved ones. On Amavasya, various festivals and observances take place, depending on regional traditions. It is also a time for spiritual practices, such as fasting and meditation, as individuals reflect on their lives and seek renewal. The day holds significant cultural and religious importance in many communities.