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Ekadashi 2027: Dates and Parana Times
Below is every Ekadashi fast in 2027 for New Delhi, with its name, the fasting date, and the parana time (when to break the fast the next day). The date shown first is the Smarta (household) date. In some months the Vaishnava (ISKCON) fast falls one day later; those months are marked and both dates are given.
All Ekadashi dates in 2027
All dates and times on this page are worked out for New Delhi (India Standard Time, UTC+05:30). In another city a date can move by a day and times change; open the Panchang for your own place.
- January 2027
- Saphala Ekadashi · Sunday, 3 Jan 2027Ekadashi tithi: Jan 2, 02:24 PM to Jan 3, 04:08 PMParana (breaking the fast): 4 Jan 2027, 07:15 AM to 09:19 AM
- Pausha Putrada Ekadashi · Monday, 18 Jan 2027Ekadashi tithi: Jan 18, 10:27 AM to Jan 19, 07:49 AMParana (breaking the fast): 19 Jan 2027, 01:36 PM to 03:42 PMVaishnava (ISKCON) fast: 19 Jan 2027; parana 20 Jan 2027, 07:15 AM to 09:21 AM
- February 2027
- Shattila Ekadashi · Tuesday, 2 Feb 2027Ekadashi tithi: Feb 1, 08:41 AM to Feb 2, 11:10 AMParana (breaking the fast): 3 Feb 2027, 07:09 AM to 09:19 AM
- Jaya Ekadashi · Wednesday, 17 Feb 2027Ekadashi tithi: Feb 16, 08:19 PM to Feb 17, 05:32 PMParana (breaking the fast): 18 Feb 2027, 06:58 AM to 09:12 AM
- March 2027
- Vijaya Ekadashi · Thursday, 4 Mar 2027Ekadashi tithi: Mar 3, 04:44 AM to Mar 4, 07:24 AMParana (breaking the fast): 5 Mar 2027, 06:43 AM to 09:02 AM
- Amalaki Ekadashi · Thursday, 18 Mar 2027Ekadashi tithi: Mar 18, 04:21 AM to Mar 19, 01:51 AMParana (breaking the fast): 19 Mar 2027, 07:14 AM to 08:51 AM
- April 2027
- Papmochani Ekadashi · Friday, 2 Apr 2027Ekadashi tithi: Apr 2, 12:45 AM to Apr 3, 02:52 AMParana (breaking the fast): 3 Apr 2027, 01:40 PM to 04:09 PM
- Kamada Ekadashi · Saturday, 17 Apr 2027Ekadashi tithi: Apr 16, 11:22 AM to Apr 17, 09:28 AMParana (breaking the fast): 18 Apr 2027, 05:54 AM to 07:42 AM
- May 2027
- Varuthini Ekadashi · Sunday, 2 May 2027Ekadashi tithi: May 1, 06:54 PM to May 2, 07:52 PMParana (breaking the fast): 3 May 2027, 05:40 AM to 08:18 AM
- Mohini Ekadashi · Sunday, 16 May 2027Ekadashi tithi: May 15, 06:17 PM to May 16, 05:13 PMParana (breaking the fast): 17 May 2027, 05:30 AM to 08:12 AM
- June 2027
- Apara Ekadashi · Tuesday, 1 Jun 2027Ekadashi tithi: May 31, 10:02 AM to Jun 1, 09:40 AMParana (breaking the fast): 2 Jun 2027, 05:24 AM to 08:09 AM
- Nirjala Ekadashi · Monday, 14 Jun 2027Ekadashi tithi: Jun 14, 02:12 AM to Jun 15, 02:08 AMParana (breaking the fast): 15 Jun 2027, 01:46 PM to 04:32 PMVaishnava (ISKCON) fast: 15 Jun 2027; parana 16 Jun 2027, 05:24 AM to 08:10 AM
- Yogini Ekadashi · Wednesday, 30 Jun 2027Ekadashi tithi: Jun 29, 10:04 PM to Jun 30, 08:31 PMParana (breaking the fast): 1 Jul 2027, 05:27 AM to 08:14 AM
- July 2027
- Devshayani Ekadashi · Wednesday, 14 Jul 2027Ekadashi tithi: Jul 13, 12:09 PM to Jul 14, 01:10 PMParana (breaking the fast): 15 Jul 2027, 05:34 AM to 08:18 AM
- Kamika Ekadashi · Thursday, 29 Jul 2027Ekadashi tithi: Jul 29, 07:34 AM to Jul 30, 05:13 AMParana (breaking the fast): 30 Jul 2027, 01:49 PM to 04:31 PMVaishnava (ISKCON) fast: 30 Jul 2027; parana 31 Jul 2027, 05:42 AM to 08:24 AM
- August 2027
- Shravana Putrada Ekadashi · Thursday, 12 Aug 2027Ekadashi tithi: Aug 12, 12:59 AM to Aug 13, 02:59 AMParana (breaking the fast): 13 Aug 2027, 01:46 PM to 04:24 PM
- Aja Ekadashi · Saturday, 28 Aug 2027Ekadashi tithi: Aug 27, 03:25 PM to Aug 28, 12:42 PMParana (breaking the fast): 29 Aug 2027, 05:58 AM to 08:31 AM
- September 2027
- Parsva Ekadashi · Saturday, 11 Sep 2027Ekadashi tithi: Sep 10, 05:00 PM to Sep 11, 07:36 PMParana (breaking the fast): 12 Sep 2027, 06:05 AM to 08:33 AM
- Indira Ekadashi · Sunday, 26 Sep 2027Ekadashi tithi: Sep 25, 10:31 PM to Sep 26, 07:49 PMParana (breaking the fast): 27 Sep 2027, 06:12 AM to 08:35 AM
- October 2027
- Papankusha Ekadashi · Monday, 11 Oct 2027Ekadashi tithi: Oct 10, 11:41 AM to Oct 11, 02:08 PMParana (breaking the fast): 12 Oct 2027, 06:20 AM to 08:38 AM
- Rama Ekadashi · Monday, 25 Oct 2027Ekadashi tithi: Oct 25, 05:40 AM to Oct 26, 03:22 AMParana (breaking the fast): 26 Oct 2027, 01:13 PM to 03:26 PMVaishnava (ISKCON) fast: 26 Oct 2027; parana 27 Oct 2027, 06:30 AM to 08:43 AM
- November 2027
- Devutthana Ekadashi · Wednesday, 10 Nov 2027Ekadashi tithi: Nov 9, 07:34 AM to Nov 10, 09:11 AMParana (breaking the fast): 11 Nov 2027, 06:41 AM to 08:50 AM
- Utpanna Ekadashi · Wednesday, 24 Nov 2027Ekadashi tithi: Nov 23, 01:45 PM to Nov 24, 12:11 PMParana (breaking the fast): 25 Nov 2027, 06:52 AM to 08:57 AM
- December 2027
- Mokshada Ekadashi · Thursday, 9 Dec 2027Ekadashi tithi: Dec 9, 02:59 AM to Dec 10, 03:20 AMParana (breaking the fast): 10 Dec 2027, 01:16 PM to 03:20 PM
- Saphala Ekadashi · Thursday, 23 Dec 2027Ekadashi tithi: Dec 22, 11:41 PM to Dec 23, 11:12 PMParana (breaking the fast): 24 Dec 2027, 07:11 AM to 09:14 AM
Why some Ekadashis have two dates
Smarta households fast on the day whose sunrise falls in Ekadashi tithi. Vaishnava (ISKCON) devotees also avoid a day when Dashami (the tenth tithi) is still running in the 96 minutes before sunrise, so in those months their fast moves to the next day. Neither date is wrong: follow the tradition of your family or temple.
What the parana time means
Parana is breaking the fast. It is done on the next day after sunrise, while Dwadashi tithi is still running, and not during Hari Vasara (the first quarter of Dwadashi). The time shown is the preferred slot: early morning when possible, otherwise the afternoon after Hari Vasara ends.
Check any single day on the daily Panchang, or book an online puja for an Ekadashi.
Frequently asked questions
How many Ekadashis are there in 2027?
Every lunar month has two Ekadashis, one in each fortnight, so a year has 24 and sometimes 25 within the calendar year. The exact count for 2027 is the length of the list on this page.
Should I follow the Smarta or the Vaishnava date?
Households usually follow the Smarta date; ISKCON and other Vaishnava followers keep the Vaishnava date. When they differ, this page gives both.
Do the dates change for my city?
They can. An Ekadashi depends on the tithi at local sunrise, so a city far from New Delhi may fast a day earlier or later, and the parana time always changes. Use the Panchang for your own place.