Is it Ekadashi today?
No — today is not Ekadashi; today is Krishna Saptami. The next Ekadashi begins 4 November (17 Kartik) 11:33 AM and ends 5 November (18 Kartik) 11:06 AM.
Next Ekadashi
Sri Rama Ekadashi
Vaishnava fast: 5 November (18 Kartik)
Parana: Next day, 6 November, before 10:00 AM
Name, Vaishnava day and parana: Vaishnava (Gaudiya panjika), as printed
Dwadashi lasts until 6 November 11:01 AM
Sri Rama Ekadashi
Begins: 4 November (17 Kartik) 11:33 AM
Ends: 5 November (18 Kartik) 11:06 AM
Utthana Ekadashi
Begins: 20 November (3 Ogrohayon) 07:46 AM
Ends: 21 November (4 Ogrohayon) 07:02 AM
| Date (Sanatani) | Day | Begins | Ends | Vaishnava fast and parana |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 January (29 Poush) | Wednesday | 03:48 PM13 January (28 Poush) | 06:23 PM14 January (29 Poush) | Krishna Paksha Ekadashi |
| 29 January (15 Magh) | Thursday | 05:06 PM28 January (14 Magh) | 02:25 PM29 January (15 Magh) | Shukla Paksha Ekadashi |
| 13 February (30 Magh) | Friday | 12:52 PM12 February (29 Magh) | 02:56 PM13 February (30 Magh) | Krishna Paksha Ekadashi |
| 27 February (14 Falgun) | Friday | 01:03 AM27 February (14 Falgun) | 11:03 PM27 February (14 Falgun) | Shukla Paksha Ekadashi |
| 15 March (30 Falgun) | Sunday | 08:41 AM14 March (29 Falgun) | 09:47 AM15 March (30 Falgun) | Krishna Paksha Ekadashi |
| 29 March (14 Choitro) | Sunday | 09:16 AM28 March (13 Choitro) | 08:16 AM29 March (14 Choitro) | Shukla Paksha Ekadashi |
| 13 April (29 Choitro) | Monday | 01:47 AM13 April (29 Choitro) | 01:39 AM14 April (30 Choitro) | Krishna Paksha Ekadashi |
| 27 April (13 Boishakh) | Monday | 06:37 PM26 April (12 Boishakh) | 06:46 PM27 April (13 Boishakh) | Mohini EkadashiParana: Next day, 28 April, before 09:57 AM |
| 13 May (29 Boishakh) | Wednesday | 03:22 PM12 May (28 Boishakh) | 02:00 PM13 May (29 Boishakh) | Apara EkadashiParana: Next day, 14 May, before 09:15 AM |
| 27 May (12 Joishtho) | Wednesday | 05:41 AM26 May (11 Joishtho) | 06:52 AM27 May (12 Joishtho) | Padmini EkadashiParana: Parana time is being checked against the printed list |
| 11 June (27 Joishtho) | Thursday | 01:28 AM11 June (27 Joishtho) | 11:06 PM11 June (27 Joishtho) | Kamala EkadashiParana: Next day, 12 June, before 09:53 AM |
| 25 June (10 Asharh) | Thursday | 06:42 PM24 June (9 Asharh) | 08:39 PM25 June (10 Asharh) | Nirjala EkadashiParana: Next day, 26 June, before 09:56 AM |
| 11 July (26 Asharh) | Saturday | 08:46 AM10 July (25 Asharh) | 05:53 AM11 July (26 Asharh) | Yogini EkadashiParana: Next day, 12 July, before 10:00 AM |
| 25 July (8 Srabon) | Saturday | 09:43 AM24 July (7 Srabon) | 12:04 PM25 July (8 Srabon) | Shayana EkadashiParana: Next day, 26 July, before 10:00 AM |
| 9 August (23 Srabon) | Sunday | 02:29 PM8 August (22 Srabon) | 11:35 AM9 August (23 Srabon) | Kamika EkadashiParana: Parana time is being checked against the printed list |
| 23 August (5 Bhadro) | Sunday | 02:30 AM23 August (5 Bhadro) | 04:49 AM24 August (6 Bhadro) | (Pavitra) Jhulan MahadvadashiVaishnava fast: 24 AugustParana: Parana time is being checked against the printed list |
| 7 September (20 Bhadro) | Monday | 07:59 PM6 September (19 Bhadro) | 05:34 PM7 September (20 Bhadro) | Annada EkadashiParana: Next day, 8 September, before 10:02 AM |
| 22 September (4 Ashwin) | Tuesday | 08:31 PM21 September (3 Ashwin) | 10:13 PM22 September (4 Ashwin) | Vijaya MahadvadashiVaishnava fast: 23 SeptemberParana: Next day, 24 September, before 10:00 AM |
| 6 October (18 Ashwin) | Tuesday | 02:38 AM6 October (18 Ashwin) | 01:05 AM7 October (19 Ashwin) | Indira EkadashiParana: Next day, 7 October, before 09:58 AM |
| 22 October (4 Kartik) | Thursday | 02:42 PM21 October (3 Kartik) | 03:18 PM22 October (4 Kartik) | Pashankusha EkadashiParana: Next day, 23 October, before 10:00 AM |
| 5 November (18 Kartik)Next | Thursday | 11:33 AM4 November (17 Kartik) | 11:06 AM5 November (18 Kartik) | Sri Rama EkadashiParana: Next day, 6 November, before 10:00 AM |
| 21 November (4 Ogrohayon) | Saturday | 07:46 AM20 November (3 Ogrohayon) | 07:02 AM21 November (4 Ogrohayon) | Utthana EkadashiParana: Parana time is being checked against the printed list |
| 4 December (17 Ogrohayon) | Friday | 11:34 PM3 December (16 Ogrohayon) | 12:15 AM5 December (18 Ogrohayon) | Utpanna EkadashiParana: Parana time is being checked against the printed list |
| 20 December (4 Poush) | Sunday | 10:39 PM19 December (3 Poush) | 08:45 PM20 December (4 Poush) | Mokshada EkadashiParana: Next day, 21 December, before 10:16 AM |
Besides Ekadashi, the Gaudiya panjika keeps a fast on these days.
Advaita Jayanti (abhisheka at midday)
Parana: Next day, 14 February, before 10:30 AM
Sri Sri Nityananda Jayanti (abhisheka at midday)
Parana: Parana time is being checked against the printed list
Shiva Chaturdashi
Parana: Next day, 8 March, before 10:22 AM
Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's 541st appearance (abhisheka at dusk)
Parana: Next day, 23 March, before 10:24 AM
Name, Vaishnava day and parana: Vaishnava (Gaudiya panjika), as printed
Ekadashi is the eleventh tithi of each fortnight — two a month, one in Shukla Paksha and one in Krishna Paksha. It is a fast kept for Lord Vishnu.
On Ekadashi grains — rice, lentils, wheat — are usually avoided; fruit, milk and grain-free food are taken. On Nirjala Ekadashi even water is not taken.
The fast is broken the next day within a set time, called parana. In the Vaishnava (Gaudiya) reckoning some rules — for example Dashami at arunodaya — move the fast to Dwadashi (Mahadvadashi), so the Vaishnava day can differ from the sunrise day; both are shown here.
Where your family's or guru's panjika differs, follow it.
No — today is not Ekadashi; today is Krishna Saptami. The next Ekadashi begins 4 November (17 Kartik) 11:33 AM and ends 5 November (18 Kartik) 11:06 AM.
The next Ekadashi is 4–5 November (17–18 Kartik). The tithi begins 4 November (17 Kartik) 11:33 AM and ends 5 November (18 Kartik) 11:06 AM (Bangladesh time). It is Sri Rama Ekadashi.
Ekadashi in November 2026: 4–5 November (17–18 Kartik); 20–21 November (3–4 Ogrohayon).
Parana for the next one, Sri Rama Ekadashi, is Next day, 6 November, before 10:00 AM (Vaishnava, as printed in the Gaudiya panjika).
The panjika takes the day whose sunrise falls in the tithi. In the Vaishnava (Gaudiya) reckoning, Dashami at arunodaya or a few special conjunctions move the fast to Dwadashi — a Mahadvadashi. This page lists both days separately.
2026 has 24 Ekadashi tithis. The 2026 list gives each date and time.
Panjikas printed in India use Indian time, which is 30 minutes behind Bangladesh time. Times here are Bangladesh time for sunrise in Dhaka; methods can also differ by a few minutes.