Ekadashi 2003: all 24 dates
Every Ekadashi of the year with the day it is kept in Ahmedabad, and when the tithi runs.
Showing every festival
| Kept on | Ekadashi | Month | The tithi runs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue 14 Jan | Pausha Putrada Ekadashi | Posh Sud | 13:05 day before to 15:01 |
| Tue 28 Jan | Shattila Ekadashi | Posh Vad | 21:30 day before to 19:57 |
| Thu 13 Feb | Jaya Ekadashi | Maha Sud | 09:29 day before to 10:11 |
| Wed 26 Feb | Vijaya Ekadashi | Maha Vad | 07:14 to 06:40 next day |
| Fri 14 Mar | Amalaki Ekadashi | Fagan Sud | 02:43 to 01:59 next day |
| Fri 28 Mar | Papmochani Ekadashi | Fagan Vad | 18:17 day before to 18:45 |
| Sun 13 Apr | Kamada Ekadashi | Chaitra Sud | 16:01 day before to 14:07 |
| Sun 27 Apr | Varuthini Ekadashi | Chaitra Vad | 06:59 day before to 08:29 |
| Mon 12 May | Mohini Ekadashi | Vaishakh Sud | 01:43 to 23:07 |
| Mon 26 May | Apara Ekadashi | Vaishakh Vad | 21:32 day before to 23:49 |
| Wed 11 Jun | Nirjala Ekadashi | Jeth Sud | 08:46 day before to 05:56 |
| Wed 25 Jun | Yogini Ekadashi | Jeth Vad | 13:41 day before to 16:16 |
| Thu 10 Jul | Devshayani Ekadashi | Ashadh Sud | 14:19 day before to 11:39 |
| Fri 25 Jul | Kamika Ekadashi | Ashadh Vad | 06:44 day before to 08:57 |
| Fri 8 Aug | Shravana Putrada Ekadashi | Shravan Sud | 19:31 day before to 17:21 |
| Sat 23 Aug | Aja Ekadashi | Shravan Vad | 23:45 day before to 00:58 next day |
| Sat 6 Sep | Parivartini Ekadashi | Bhadrapad Sud | 01:38 to 00:16 next day |
| Mon 22 Sep | Indira Ekadashi | Bhadrapad Vad | 15:50 day before to 15:48 |
| Mon 6 Oct | Papankusha Ekadashi | Aso Sud | 09:57 day before to 09:39 |
| Tue 21 Oct | Rama Ekadashi | Aso Vad | 06:33 to 05:20 next day |
| Tue 4 Nov | Prabodhini Ekadashi | Kartik Sud | 21:40 day before to 22:37 |
| Thu 20 Nov | Utpanna Ekadashi | Kartik Vad | 19:45 day before to 17:39 |
| Thu 4 Dec | Mokshada Ekadashi | Margshirsh Sud | 13:27 day before to 15:34 |
| Fri 19 Dec | Saphala Ekadashi | Margshirsh Vad | 07:20 to 04:46 next day |
About Ekadashi
Ekadashi is the eleventh tithi of each half of the lunar month, kept as a fast for Vishnu. There are two in most months, and each has a name and a story of its own; open one for its page.