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Ekadashi 2026 dates

The eleventh tithi of each fortnight, twice a month, dedicated to Vishnu. Each Ekadashi has its own name. Many people fast and break the fast the next morning.

Smarta rule: the day on which Ekadashi is present at sunrise, or the second day if Ekadashi is still running at the next sunrise. Vaishnava (ISKCON) dates can be a day later.

Dates worked out for Delhi. Other cities can differ by a day when a tithi starts or ends close to midnight or sunrise.

DateVrat
14 JanuaryWednesdayShattila Ekadashi
29 JanuaryThursdayJaya (Bhaimi) Ekadashi
13 FebruaryFridayVijaya Ekadashi
27 FebruaryFridayAmalaki Ekadashi
15 MarchSundayPapmochani Ekadashi
29 MarchSundayKamada Ekadashi
13 AprilMondayVaruthini Ekadashi
27 AprilMondayMohini Ekadashi
13 MayWednesdayApara Ekadashi
27 MayWednesdayPadmini Ekadashi (Adhika)
11 JuneThursdayParama Ekadashi (Adhika)
25 JuneThursdayNirjala Ekadashi
10 JulyFridayYogini Ekadashi
25 JulySaturdayDevshayani Ekadashi
9 AugustSundayKamika Ekadashi
23 AugustSundayShravana Putrada Ekadashi
7 SeptemberMondayAja Ekadashi
22 SeptemberTuesdayParivartini (Parsva) Ekadashi
6 OctoberTuesdayIndira Ekadashi
22 OctoberThursdayPapankusha Ekadashi
5 NovemberThursdayRama Ekadashi
20 NovemberFridayDevutthana (Prabodhini) Ekadashi
4 DecemberFridayUtpanna Ekadashi
20 DecemberSundayMokshada (Vaikuntha) Ekadashi

Calculated from the positions of the Sun and Moon, using the Lahiri ayanamsa. Festival dates follow the Smarta convention; Vaishnava and regional traditions, and your family’s own panchang, can differ by a day. For rites and muhurta, ask your priest or family pandit.

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