One of the important Ekadashis of the year, Aja Ekadashi, will be observed tomorrow on September 7, 2026. Falling during the Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada, the vrat is traditionally observed with fasting, prayer and Vishnu worship. For devotees planning to keep the fast, knowing when to begin the vrat, when to perform puja and, most importantly, when to break the fast is essential.
\n\nAja Ekadashi will be observed on Monday, September 7. According to the Delhi Panchang, the Ekadashi period runs until around 5:03–5:04 PM on September 7. The Ekadashi tithi began at approximately 7:29 PM on September 6.
\n\nDevotees observing the vrat generally follow the fast throughout Ekadashi and continue the observance until the prescribed Parana time on Dwadashi. Those following a strict tradition should follow the rules of their family or sampradaya, as fasting practices can differ.
\n\nUsually, there is no single puja muhurat that is followed throughout the country or for any of those who observe the fast of Aja Ekadashi. The auspicious timings are calculated according to the devotion of those devotees who are observing the fast. They can, however, worship Lord Vishnu during the day on September 7 after they have competed the rituals in…
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