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Indira Ekadashi is listed here as a Ashwin Krishna Ekadashi observance within the month-by-month Hindu calendar.
Why it is celebrated
Ekadashi is observed as a recurring pause for self-restraint, Vishnu remembrance and renewal of intention. Fasting customs differ, but the deeper purpose is to simplify the day and turn attention from excess toward devotion.
A thoughtful way to observe
Follow your family or temple tradition, and confirm the local tithi and fasting window before a time-sensitive observance.
This is a festival and Panchang-highlight calendar for India, not a live daily Panchang. A tithi can span two Gregorian dates; the observed day, nakshatra, muhurta and fasting window vary by city, sampradaya and regional calendar. Confirm local timings before a time-sensitive observance.