Ekadashi 2025 Ekadashi Viratham days

Ekadashi fast is broken the next day after sunrise, following specific rituals.
Ekadashi fasting and worship emphasize self-discipline, devotion, and detachment, making it a powerful spiritual observance for many. Let me know if you'd like detailed information on a specific Ekadashi!

Ekadhasi of this month December is

01 December 2025 - Monday

15 December 2025 - Monday

30 December 2025 - Tuesday

Ekadhasi January 2025

10 January 2025 - Friday

25 January 2025 - Saturday

Ekadhasi February 2025

08 February 2025 - Saturday

24 February 2025 - Monday

Ekadhasi March 2025

10 March 2025 - Monday

25 March 2025 - Tuesday

Ekadhasi April 2025

08 April 2025 - Tuesday

24 April 2025 - Thursday

Ekadhasi May 2025

08 May 2025 - Thursday

23 May 2025 - Friday

Ekadhasi June 2025

06 June 2025 - Friday

07 June 2025 - Saturday

21 June 2025 - Saturday

Ekadhasi July 2025

06 July 2025 - Sunday

21 July 2025 - Monday

Ekadhasi August 2025

05 August 2025 - Tuesday

19 August 2025 - Tuesday

Ekadhasi September 2025

03 September 2025 - Wednesday

17 September 2025 - Wednesday

Ekadhasi October 2025

03 October 2025 - Friday

17 October 2025 - Friday

Ekadhasi November 2025

01 November 2025 - Saturday

15 November 2025 - Saturday

16 November 2025 - Sunday

Ekadhasi December 2025

01 December 2025 - Monday

15 December 2025 - Monday

30 December 2025 - Tuesday

Tamil "Ekadashi" is a significant day in Hinduism and Jainism, observed twice a month in the lunar calendar on the 11th day of both the waxing (Shukla Paksha) and waning (Krishna Paksha) phases of the moon. The word "Ekadashi" translates to "eleven" in Sanskrit.

Certain Pournami days are associated with specific festivals:

All Ekadashi has a specific name and significance, often linked to stories from scriptures like the Mahabharata, Puranas, or the Ramayana.

Vaikuntha Ekadashi: Significant in South India, celebrated as the day when the gates of Vaikuntha, Lord Vishnu's abode, open
Mokshada Ekadashi: Associated with attaining liberation or moksh
Nirjala Ekadashi: Involves fasting without water for the entire day