Mokshada Ekadashi is a Hindu celebration, where devotees fast and pray to Lord Vishnu to cleanse all sins and grant Moksha - which is a liberation of the perennial cycle of birth and rebirth.

Vaishnava Parama Ekadashi is a unique fasting day that is observed on the ‘Ekadashi’ (11th day) during the Krishna Paksha (the dark fortnight of moon) in the ‘Adika’ month of the Vaishnava calendar.

The Vaishnava Rama Ekadashi falls during the ‘Krishna Paksha Ekadashi’ (11th day in the dark fortnight of moon) during the ‘Damodara’ month in the Vaishnava calendar. In the Hindu lunar this date ...

Householders (Smarthas): Typically observe the fast on the first day of Ekadashi. Sanyasis and widows: Recommended to observe the fast on the second day. Devout followers: Many devotees fast on ...

Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa Prabhuji, president of the Hare Krishna Movement, Hyderabad, addressed the devotees, emphasizing the significance of Vaikunta Ekadashi: “This festival is a celebration ...

In celebration of Kartiki Ekadashi, one of Maharashtra's most revered festivals, thousands of devotees have flocked to the Vitthala Rukmini Temple in Pandharpur. This year, the temple authorities ...

Parana, or breaking the Ekadashi fast, is an essential ritual that must be performed on Dwadashi Tithi (the day following Ekadashi). It is crucial to break the fast after sunrise and within the ...

Vaikuntha Ekadashi falls during the Dhanur solar month in the Hindu calendar. Known as Dhanurmasa or Margazhi month in Tamil traditions, this Shukla Paksha Ekadashi (waxing phase of the moon ...