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Ekadashi 2028: all dates
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Indira Ekadashi
· Tue 6 Oct 2026
Tithi Tue 6 Oct, 2:08 AM to Wed 7 Oct, 12:35 AM IST
Ekadashi is the 11th tithi of each lunar fortnight, observed with a fast and Vishnu worship. This is the complete 2028 list with the exact start and end of each tithi and the Parana (fast-breaking) window, in Indian Standard Time.
Sat 8 Jan 2028
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi · Shukla, Pausha
Tithi: Fri 7 Jan, 8:30 PM to Sat 8 Jan, 7:36 PM
Parana: Sun 9 Jan, 7:15 AM to 5:56 PM
Sat 22 Jan 2028
Shattila Ekadashi · Krishna, Pausha
Tithi: Fri 21 Jan, 12:17 PM to Sat 22 Jan, 1:04 PM
Parana: Sun 23 Jan, 7:13 AM to 2:23 PM
Mon 7 Feb 2028
Jaya Ekadashi · Shukla, Magha
Tithi: Sun 6 Feb, 11:18 AM to Mon 7 Feb, 9:25 AM
Parana: Tue 8 Feb, 7:05 AM to 6:52 AM
Sun 20 Feb 2028
Vijaya Ekadashi · Krishna, Magha
Tithi: Sun 20 Feb, 3:49 AM to Mon 21 Feb, 5:46 AM
Parana: Mon 21 Feb, 6:54 AM to 8:08 AM
Tue 7 Mar 2028
Amalaki Ekadashi · Shukla, Phalguna
Tithi: Mon 6 Mar, 11:01 PM to Tue 7 Mar, 8:30 PM
Parana: Wed 8 Mar, 6:38 AM to 5:28 PM
Tue 21 Mar 2028
Papmochani Ekadashi · Krishna, Phalguna
Tithi: Mon 20 Mar, 9:36 PM to Wed 22 Mar, 12:14 AM
Parana: Wed 22 Mar, 6:22 AM to 2:57 AM
Wed 5 Apr 2028
Kamada Ekadashi · Shukla, Chaitra
Tithi: Wed 5 Apr, 7:46 AM to Thu 6 Apr, 4:59 AM
Parana: Thu 6 Apr, 6:05 AM to 1:52 AM
Thu 20 Apr 2028
Varuthini Ekadashi · Krishna, Chaitra
Tithi: Wed 19 Apr, 4:15 PM to Thu 20 Apr, 6:48 PM
Parana: Fri 21 Apr, 5:49 AM to 9:04 PM
Fri 5 May 2028
Mohini Ekadashi · Shukla, Vaisakha
Tithi: Thu 4 May, 2:13 PM to Fri 5 May, 11:34 AM
Parana: Sat 6 May, 5:36 AM to 8:48 AM
Sat 20 May 2028
Apara Ekadashi · Krishna, Vaisakha
Tithi: Fri 19 May, 10:11 AM to Sat 20 May, 12:01 PM
Parana: Sun 21 May, 5:27 AM to 1:20 PM
Sat 3 Jun 2028
Nirjala Ekadashi · Shukla, Jyeshtha
Tithi: Fri 2 Jun, 7:33 PM to Sat 3 Jun, 5:26 PM
Parana: Sun 4 Jun, 5:23 AM to 3:29 PM
Sun 18 Jun 2028
Yogini Ekadashi · Krishna, Jyeshtha
Tithi: Sun 18 Jun, 2:27 AM to Mon 19 Jun, 3:15 AM
Parana: Mon 19 Jun, 5:23 AM to 3:22 AM
Sun 2 Jul 2028
Devshayani Ekadashi · Shukla, Ashadha
Tithi: Sun 2 Jul, 1:15 AM to Mon 3 Jul, 12:04 AM
Parana: Mon 3 Jul, 5:27 AM to 11:18 PM
Tue 18 Jul 2028
Kamika Ekadashi · Krishna, Ashadha
Tithi: Mon 17 Jul, 4:47 PM to Tue 18 Jul, 4:26 PM
Parana: Wed 19 Jul, 5:35 AM to 3:22 PM
Tue 1 Aug 2028
Shravana Putrada Ekadashi · Shukla, Shravana
Tithi: Mon 31 Jul, 8:50 AM to Tue 1 Aug, 8:51 AM
Parana: Wed 2 Aug, 5:43 AM to 9:24 AM
Wed 16 Aug 2028
Aja Ekadashi · Krishna, Shravana
Tithi: Wed 16 Aug, 5:12 AM to Thu 17 Aug, 3:50 AM
Parana: Thu 17 Aug, 5:51 AM to 1:44 AM
Wed 30 Aug 2028
Parivartini Ekadashi · Shukla, Bhadrapada
Tithi: Tue 29 Aug, 7:31 PM to Wed 30 Aug, 8:47 PM
Parana: Thu 31 Aug, 5:58 AM to 10:31 PM
Fri 15 Sep 2028
Indira Ekadashi · Krishna, Bhadrapada
Tithi: Thu 14 Sep, 3:56 PM to Fri 15 Sep, 1:42 PM
Parana: Sat 16 Sep, 6:06 AM to 10:52 AM
Fri 29 Sep 2028
Papankusha Ekadashi · Shukla, Ashwin
Tithi: Thu 28 Sep, 9:56 AM to Fri 29 Sep, 12:07 PM
Parana: Sat 30 Sep, 6:13 AM to 2:34 PM
Sat 14 Oct 2028
Rama Ekadashi · Krishna, Ashwin
Tithi: Sat 14 Oct, 1:13 AM to Sat 14 Oct, 10:29 PM
Parana: Sun 15 Oct, 6:22 AM to 7:17 PM
Sat 28 Oct 2028
Prabodhini Ekadashi · Shukla, Kartik
Tithi: Sat 28 Oct, 3:47 AM to Sun 29 Oct, 6:22 AM
Parana: Sun 29 Oct, 6:31 AM to 8:51 AM
Mon 13 Nov 2028
Utpanna Ekadashi · Krishna, Kartik
Tithi: Sun 12 Nov, 9:31 AM to Mon 13 Nov, 6:43 AM
Parana: Tue 14 Nov, 6:43 AM to 3:41 AM
Mon 27 Nov 2028
Mokshada Ekadashi · Shukla, Margashirsha
Tithi: Mon 27 Nov, 12:00 AM to Tue 28 Nov, 2:18 AM
Parana: Tue 28 Nov, 6:54 AM to 4:14 AM
Tue 12 Dec 2028
Saphala Ekadashi · Krishna, Margashirsha
Tithi: Mon 11 Dec, 5:34 PM to Tue 12 Dec, 3:13 PM
Parana: Wed 13 Dec, 7:05 AM to 12:57 PM
Computed from NASA JPL DE421 Sun and Moon positions. Delhi reference; times in IST (UTC+5:30). Panchangs for other cities or traditions can differ by a day, so confirm with your local temple or priest for religious observance.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Ekadashi?
The next Ekadashi is Indira Ekadashi on Tue 6 Oct 2026. Tithi runs Tue 6 Oct, 2:08 AM to Wed 7 Oct, 12:35 AM IST.
How many Ekadashi are there in a year?
There are 24 Ekadashis in a normal year, two in each lunar month (one in the Shukla paksha and one in the Krishna paksha). A year with an Adhika month has 26.
What is Parana?
Parana is the breaking of the Ekadashi fast on the next morning, after sunrise and before the Dwadashi tithi ends. The Parana window for each Ekadashi is listed above.
Why do some panchangs show a different date?
When Ekadashi covers two sunrises, Smarta tradition keeps the first day and Vaishnava tradition (for example ISKCON) usually the second. Dates here follow the tithi at Delhi sunrise; other cities can differ by a day.
What should I eat on Ekadashi?
Traditionally no grains or beans. Fruit, milk, nuts, sabudana and kuttu are common. Many also avoid onion and garlic.
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