I’m not fully sure what you mean by “Pakhi in March 2026,” because “Pakhi” is used in a few different ways in Jain practice, for example:

1. Fortnight fast (Pakhi / Pakshik fast)

– Doing upvaas / ekasana / beyasana on every Shukla Paksh / Krishna Paksh Pakhi (i.e., tithi 15 – full moon / no moon).

1. Pakhi as a regular vrat day

– Some people say “aaje mari pakhi chhe” meaning their fixed fortnightly vrata day, not always tied exactly to tithi 15.

1. Pakhi according to a specific Jain panchang

– Dates can differ slightly by sampraday, city, and panchang.

To give you the correct March 2026 Pakhi dates, I need to know:

• Are you asking for

a) full-moon and no-moon tithi (Purnima / Amavasya) in March 2026, or b) some particular Jain vrat called Pakhi followed in your family/derasar?

And also, which country/city (India, UK, US, etc.) and tradition (Shwetambar / Digambar) you follow? Tithi dates can shift by location and tradition, so this matters for accuracy.