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Vrat Calendar

The complete vrat calendar — Ekadashi, Pradosh, Sankashti, Purnima, Amavasya and all monthly fasts with drik-precise dates.

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Ekadashi Vrat
Vishnu
Twice a lunar month
Rules: No grain, no rice; only fruits, milk and water. Break at sunrise the next day (parana) within the ekadashi tithi window.
Benefits: Purifies mind and body; grants moksha over time.
Somvar Vrat
Shiva
Every Monday
Rules: Single sattvic meal; Shiva abhishek with milk, water and bilva.
Benefits: Removes obstacles in marriage; harmony in relationships.
Mangala Vrat
Hanuman / Mangala
Every Tuesday
Rules: Recite Hanuman Chalisa 7 times; offer boondi laddu.
Benefits: Removes debt; grants courage and health.
Budh Vrat
Ganesha / Budh
Every Wednesday
Rules: Green attire, wheat-free meal.
Benefits: Sharpens intellect and communication.
Guruvar Vrat
Vishnu / Guru
Every Thursday
Rules: Yellow attire; offering of besan and jaggery.
Benefits: Prosperity, righteousness and marriage blessings.
Shukra Vrat
Lakshmi / Santoshi Mata
Every Friday
Rules: Recite Santoshi Mata katha; avoid sour food.
Benefits: Marital harmony and fulfilment of wishes.
Shani Vrat
Shani / Hanuman
Every Saturday
Rules: Recite Shani Chalisa; oil-lamp for Shani.
Benefits: Reduces Shani's difficulties; grants patience.
Pradosh Vrat
Shiva-Parvati
Trayodashi (twice a month)
Rules: Fast from sunrise; break at pradosh kaal after Shiva puja.
Benefits: Removes karmic obstacles; fulfils righteous desires.
Sankashti Chaturthi
Ganesha
Krishna paksha chaturthi
Rules: Fast till moonrise; offer modak.
Benefits: Removes calamity and hardship.
Chaturmas Vrat
Vishnu
4 months (Ashadha-Kartik)
Rules: Reduce food categories; give up favourite indulgence; more sadhana.
Benefits: Deep spiritual reset during Vishnu's yoga-nidra.
Navratri Vrat
Durga
9 days, twice a year
Rules: Fruits, kuttu, singhara flour; recite Durga Saptashati.
Benefits: Awakens shakti; grants strength and clarity.
Karva Chauth
Shiva-Parvati
Once a year (Kartik)
Rules: Nirjal vrat till moonrise; sargi at dawn, katha at evening.
Benefits: Longevity and well-being of the husband.
How to use

Step by step

  1. 1Pick your city — vrat dates align with your local sunrise.
  2. 2Filter by vrat type or deity.
  3. 3Tap any vrat for vidhi, mantra and udyapan details.
  4. 4Add reminders from your dashboard to never miss a fast.
Benefits

Why devotees love this

  • One page for every monthly and annual vrat.
  • Region-aware — north/south variations honoured.
  • Links to matching mantras and stotras for each vrat.
  • Free, no login required to browse.
Common use cases

When people use Vrat Calendar

  • 1Planning a year of Ekadashi fasts in advance.
  • 2Choosing sankalpa dates for a 40-day sadhana.
  • 3Reminding elders of monthly Pradosh and Sankashti.
  • 4Scheduling family visits around important vrats.
Common mistakes

Avoid these

  • Using a north Indian purnimanta date in a south Indian amanta context.
  • Missing 'smarta' vs 'vaishnava' Ekadashi distinctions.
  • Fasting on the wrong day when tithi spans two dates.
  • Ignoring pratipada/dwadashi for parana (breaking the fast).
Accuracy

Independently validated

Powered by the Festival Rules Engine — validated against 2026 Drik Panchang references.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When Ekadashi and Dwadashi overlap sunrise, smartas keep the earlier day and vaishnavas keep the later — dates can differ by one day.

Karva Chauth, Navratri are yearly. Ekadashi, Purnima, Amavasya, Pradosh, Sankashti recur monthly.

Yes — parana window is shown on the individual vrat page.

Yes — filter by region for local traditions.

Yes — copy any date to your Google/Apple calendar in one tap.

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