Nirjala Ekadasi is an important day in Hinduism, and falls on the eleventh day of the Shukla paksh in the Jyeshtha month, as per Hindu calendar. As per the Gregorian calendar, it falls in May-June.

Varuthini Ekadasi is a holy day on which Hindus observe vrat and worship Bhagawan Vishnu as Vamana, his fifth avatar. It is also known as Baruthini Ekadasi.

Kamada Ekadashi arrives on the bright eleventh day of Chaitra, as devotees fast, perform Vishnu puja, and chant the Sahasranama, surrendering all desires at the feet of Pundarikaksha seeking purification and divine grace.

Ekadasi is a fortnightly tithi that falls on the eleventh day of every fortnight, as per Hindu calendar. ‘Ekadasi’ is a Sanskrit word which means Eleven. there are 24 Ekadasis in a year & 26 in case of Adhik Maas.