Vrat calendar · 2023
“also” marks the 4 dates where almanacs give a second (alternate) day.
Parana Time and when the tithi begins and ends, for Delhi.
Dates the content team has verified are shown as they are; the rest are calculated from the tithi at this vrat's traditional observance time. A close call means the tithi changes within half an hour of that time (or spans two days), so local almanacs may differ by a day.
There are 25 Ekadashi dates in 2023 for Delhi: 2 Jan (Pausha Putrada Ekadashi), 18 Jan (Shattila Ekadashi), 1 Feb (Jaya Ekadashi), 16 Feb (Vijaya Ekadashi), 3 Mar (Amalaki Ekadashi), 18 Mar (Papmochani Ekadashi), 1 Apr (Kamada Ekadashi), 16 Apr (Varuthini Ekadashi), 1 May (Mohini Ekadashi), 15 May (Apara Ekadashi), 31 May (Nirjala Ekadashi), 14 Jun (Yogini Ekadashi), 29 Jun (Devshayani Ekadashi), 13 Jul (Kamika Ekadashi), 29 Jul (Padmini Ekadashi), 12 Aug (Parama Ekadashi), 27 Aug (Shravana Putrada Ekadashi), 10 Sep (Aja Ekadashi), 25 Sep (Parsva Ekadashi), 10 Oct (Indira Ekadashi), 25 Oct (Papankusha Ekadashi), 9 Nov (Rama Ekadashi), 23 Nov (Devutthana Ekadashi), 8 Dec (Utpanna Ekadashi), 22 Dec (Mokshada Ekadashi).
The fast is broken on the next day (Dwadashi): after sunrise, after Hari Vasara (the first quarter of Dwadashi) has ended, and before Dwadashi ends, in the morning where possible. The times on this page are calculated that way for the selected city.
When the Ekadashi tithi spans two sunrises, or Dwadashi is too short to break the fast in, almanacs give a second (Gauna or Vaishnava) date. The first date is the usual one for households; the second is shown as the alternate.
Other vrats: Pradosh Vrat 2023 · Purnima 2023 · Amavasya 2023 · Darsha Amavasya 2023 · Sankashti Chaturthi 2023 · Vinayaka Chaturthi 2023 · Masik Shivaratri 2023 · Masik Durgashtami 2023 · Kalashtami 2023. Or see everything on the Festive Calendar.
