Ekadashi in 2021: Nirjala Ekadashi, Ashaadhi Ekadashi & other ekadashi in 2021

Ekadashi fasting is observed on every 11th Tithi in Hindu calendar. There are two Ekadashi fasting in a month, one during Shukla Paksha and another during Krishna Paksha. Devotees of Lord Vishnu observe Ekadashi fasting to seek His blessings. Ekadashi is also known as Hari Din and Hari Vassar. This fast is celebrated by both the Vaishnava and the non-Vaishnava communities. It is believed that fasting on Ekadashi fulfils more desires that performing a Havan, Yagna, Vedic Karma-kand etc. The importance of this fast is also mentioned in the Purnas. Wheat, spices and vegetables are prohibited on Ekadashi for those who observe fast.

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It is also known as Gyaras, which is an important date in Hinduism. It is observed to worship your deities and it is said to be a great virtue. Ekadashi after a full moon is called Krishna Paksha while Ekadashi after Amavasya is called Shukla Paksha. Let’s know when and on what day does Ekadashi fall in 2021. Ekadashi fast spans for three days and devotees take a single meal in the afternoon before fasting day to make sure there is no food residual in the stomach on the next day. 

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Ekadashi in 2021

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