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Ekadashi Dates in India

The next Ekadashi on this site's New Delhi Panchang model is Friday, November 20, 2026 (Shukla Paksha). Tables below list Shukla and Krishna Ekadashi civil dates for 2026 and 2027.

Next Ekadashi in India

The next Ekadashi on this site's New Delhi Panchang model (IST noon) is Friday, November 20, 2026 (2026-11-20) — Margashirsha, VS 2083.

Ekadashi is the 11th tithi of each paksha, so it falls twice in a lunar month: once in Shukla Paksha and once in Krishna Paksha. Vrats such as Nirjala, Devshayani and Vaikuntha Ekadashi are observed on this tithi. The fast is broken the next day, on Dwadashi, during Parana.

Ekadashi dates 2026

Gregorian date Weekday Hindu month Paksha Vikram Samvat
2026-01-14 Wednesday Magha Krishna VS 2082
2026-01-28 Wednesday Magha Shukla VS 2082
2026-02-12 Thursday Phalguna Krishna VS 2082
2026-02-27 Friday Phalguna Shukla VS 2082
2026-03-14 Saturday Chaitra Krishna VS 2082
2026-03-28 Saturday Chaitra Shukla VS 2083
2026-04-13 Monday Vaisakha Krishna VS 2083
2026-04-27 Monday Vaisakha Shukla VS 2083
2026-05-12 Tuesday Jyeshtha Krishna VS 2083
2026-05-26 Tuesday Jyeshtha Shukla VS 2083
2026-06-11 Thursday Ashadha Krishna VS 2083
2026-06-25 Thursday Ashadha Shukla VS 2083
2026-07-10 Friday Shravana Krishna VS 2083
2026-07-24 Friday Shravana Shukla VS 2083
2026-08-08 Saturday Bhadrapada Krishna VS 2083
2026-08-23 Sunday Bhadrapada Shukla VS 2083
2026-09-22 Tuesday Ashwin Shukla VS 2083
2026-10-06 Tuesday Ashwin Krishna VS 2083
2026-10-21 Wednesday Kartika Shukla VS 2083
2026-11-04 Wednesday Kartika Krishna VS 2083
2026-11-20 Friday Margashirsha Shukla VS 2083
2026-12-04 Friday Margashirsha Krishna VS 2083
2026-12-20 Sunday Pausha Shukla VS 2083

Ekadashi dates 2027

Gregorian date Weekday Hindu month Paksha Vikram Samvat
2027-01-02 Saturday Pausha Krishna VS 2083
2027-01-18 Monday Magha Shukla VS 2083
2027-02-01 Monday Magha Krishna VS 2083
2027-03-03 Wednesday Phalguna Krishna VS 2083
2027-03-18 Thursday Chaitra Shukla VS 2083
2027-04-02 Friday Chaitra Krishna VS 2084
2027-04-16 Friday Vaisakha Shukla VS 2084
2027-05-02 Sunday Vaisakha Krishna VS 2084
2027-05-15 Saturday Jyeshtha Shukla VS 2084
2027-05-31 Monday Jyeshtha Krishna VS 2084
2027-06-14 Monday Ashadha Shukla VS 2084
2027-06-30 Wednesday Ashadha Krishna VS 2084
2027-07-13 Tuesday Shravana Shukla VS 2084
2027-07-29 Thursday Shravana Krishna VS 2084
2027-08-12 Thursday Bhadrapada Shukla VS 2084
2027-08-27 Friday Bhadrapada Krishna VS 2084
2027-09-10 Friday Ashwin Shukla VS 2084
2027-09-11 Saturday Ashwin Shukla VS 2084
2027-10-10 Sunday Kartika Shukla VS 2084
2027-10-25 Monday Kartika Krishna VS 2084
2027-11-09 Tuesday Margashirsha Shukla VS 2084
2027-11-23 Tuesday Margashirsha Krishna VS 2084
2027-12-09 Thursday Pausha Shukla VS 2084
2027-12-23 Thursday Pausha Krishna VS 2084

How these dates are assigned

Civil dates follow this site's New Delhi Panchang model at Indian Standard Time (Asia/Kolkata) noon. A tithi is 12° of Moon–Sun elongation; it can begin or end at any hour, so a vrat observed at sunrise or night may fall on the previous or next Gregorian day. Tithi start and end clock times are not published here because this model does not compute them. Confirm muhurat with a city Panchang for your latitude, longitude and regional tradition (Amanta or Purnimanta).

Related: Purnima dates, Amavasya dates, Ekadashi dates, today's tithi, Hindu calendar, Amavasya vs Purnima guide, Ekadashi vrat rules, festival calendar.

Frequently asked questions

When is the next Ekadashi in India?

The next Ekadashi on this site's New Delhi Panchang model at IST noon is Friday, November 20, 2026 (2026-11-20), Shukla Paksha. Confirm sunrise tithi for your city before a vrat.

How many Ekadashis are there in a month?

Two. Ekadashi is the 11th tithi of Shukla Paksha and again the 11th tithi of Krishna Paksha, so a lunar month has one bright-fortnight Ekadashi and one dark-fortnight Ekadashi.

Is Ekadashi the same as Purnima?

No. Ekadashi is the 11th tithi. Purnima is the 15th tithi of Shukla Paksha, the Full Moon. Amavasya is the New Moon at the end of Krishna Paksha.