Ekadashi 2021: Check Ekadashi 2021 Updated List, Next Ekadashi Dates and Time Calendar 2021, Significance Here

Ekadashi 2021

Ekadashi is a day celebrated by the Hindus. The day falls on the eleventh lunar day of every two lunar phases. Ekadashi is a day that is usually celebrated by observing fast. Sometimes this fast is observed partially. According to the Hindu Calender for this new year 2021 there will be 25 Ekadashis in total. Devotees observe fast from the time when the Ekadashi begins and will break the fast only after the Ekadashi period is over. This observance is done commemorating Lord Vishnu. Devotees who are looking to fast and honour Lord Vishnu on Ekadashi can follow our website as we have given the updated list of all the Ekadashis that will be celebrated this year along with their timings. You can also Check the Complete Ekadashi 2021 List in this article.

Ekadashi 2021 List Date and Time

Ekadashi 2021 Significance

As Stated early Ekadashi is celebrated honouring Lord Vishnu. Devotees who observe fast on this day will be showered with blessings. Their sins will be redeemed and they will be filled with the belief that all their troubles will be solved.

When Is The Next Ekadashi? January 9, 2021 (Saturday) is the Next Ekadashi which is a Saphala Ekadashi that begins at 21:40 on Jan 08 and ends at 19:17 on Jan 09

Ekadashi Dates in 2020 

Ekadashi is considered a very auspicious day in Hinduism and observed by partial fasting. The eleventh lunar day each of the two lunar phases (Krishna Paksha and Sukla Paksha) is called Ekadashi. According to the Hindu lunar calendar; 25 Ekadashi will be observed this year. Ekadashi fasting spans for three days. Devotees eat only one meal in the afternoon the day prior before fasting day to make sure there is no residual food in the stomach on the next day. Devotees keeps a strict fast on Ekadashi day and breaks the fast on next day only after dusk. Eating  all kinds of grains and cereals is prohibited during Ekadashi fasting. Devotees can choose any method to observe fasting like without water, or with only water, accompanied by  fruits, with one time meal according to their will and body power. However it should be decided before the fast.

Here is the Ekadashi Dates of 2020 given below

Ekadashi in September 2020 

The Ekadashi in September 2020 is observed on 13 September. The Ekadashi tithi starts at 4:13 am on Sunday and ends at 3:16 am on 14 September (Monday). Parana time will fall between 1:30pm to 3:59pm on 14 September.

Ekadashi in August 2020 

The auspicious occasion of Putrada Ekadashi takes place twice a year. It falls on August 15 and 29th, 2020. On August 15th, Bhadrapada Krishna Paksha is the paksha and Aja is the Ekadashi that Begins at 14:01, Aug 14 and Ends at 14:20, Aug 15. On August 29th Bhadrapada Shukla Paksha and Parsva Ekadashi that begins at 08:38, Aug 28 and ends at  08:17, Aug 29. 

Ekadashi in July 2020 

The auspicious occasion of Putrada Ekadashi takes place twice a year - once in Paush Shukla Paksha and the other during Shravan or Sawan Shukla Paksha. The Shravan Putrada Ekadashi this year falls on July 30. The day is marked on the 11th lunar day, also known as Ekadashi, the fortnight of the waxing moon in the Hindu month of Shravan on 31st Jul, Parana Time - 02:07 PM to 05:00 PM On Parana Day Hari Vasara End Moment - 09:02 AM. Ekadashi Tithi Begins at 04:46 AM on Jul 30, 2020 Ekadashi Tithi Ends at 03:19 AM on Jul 31, 2020