Ekadashi Calendar 2025: The ISKCON Ekadashi Calendar 2025 serves as an important list for devotees observing the sacred fasting days dedicated to Lord Vishnu throughout the year. Each month ...

As per Drig Panchang, Vijaya Ekadashi in ISKCON will be observed on Friday, February 17. On February 18, Parana time will begin from 6:36 AM to 10:23 AM. Govinda Masa (Phalguna), Krishna Ekadashi will ...

Ekadashi fasting is a sacred vrat observed by Hare Krishna followers, twice in every month. The Vaishnava Shayani Ekadashi falls on the ‘ekadashi’ (11th day) during the Shukla Paksha (the waxing phase ...

The alternate Ekadashi fasting is suggested for Sanyasis, widows and for those wanting Moksha. Vijaya Ekadashi in ISKCON will be observed on Friday, February 17. On February 18, Parana time will begin ...

Amalaki Ekadashi usually falls between Maha Shivratri and Holi—which is the month of February or March, according to the ...

This date falls between March to April months of the Gregorian calendar. The Vaishnava Papamochani Ekadashi customs for Hare Krishna followers are same as those observed by Hindu devotees. Lord Vishnu ...

Devotees worldwide, who follow Iskcon observe Ekadashi Vrat in order to ask for Lord Vishnu's blessings. This day is purely dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Those, who fast on this auspicious day are ...

Amalaki Ekadashi 2025: The festival of Amalaki Ekadashi falls between Maha Shivaratri and Holi. Know the date, vrat tithi and parana time, and more. Amalaki Ekadashi 2025: The Phalguna Shukla ...

Every year, the Rangbhari Ekadashi fast is observed on the Ekadashi Tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the Falgun month. This Ekadashi has special significance in Hinduism. This year Rangbhari Ekadashi ...

In Hinduism, the fast of Rangbhari Ekadashi is observed on the Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of the Falgun month. It is also known as Amalaki Ekadashi. On this day, Lord Vishnu and the Amla tree are ...

Lakhs of Vaishnav devotees observe Ekadashi, a day honoured for Lord Vishnu. Devotees fast from Ekadashi tithi to Dwadashi ...