Nirjala Ekadashi in 2027
Nirjala Ekadashi falls on 14 June 2027, a Monday in 2027. In 2026 it fell on 25 June, so this year it lands 11 days earlier.
What Nirjala Ekadashi is
The strictest of the twenty-four Ekadashis - kept without water, in the hottest month. The fast is broken the next morning at the parana hour, which is a separate calculation from the date.
How this date was worked out
The rule: Ekadashi tithi of the Shukla paksha in purnimanta Jyeshtha, prevailing at sunrise. The date is derived from the panchang - the same computation that drives this site's daily pages. Note that the day is fixed by the tithi running during the observance window, not the one at sunrise; that is why several festivals land on a day whose sunrise tithi is something else entirely.
Regional variation
The parana (breaking) time falls on the following day and is not the festival date itself. These dates are computed for New Delhi and follow the north-Indian (purnimanta) convention. Tamil, Bengali and Kerala traditions differ on several festivals, and a tithi boundary falling near a window edge can shift the day for a distant city. Check a local panchang before committing to a fast or an event.
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Frequently asked
- What date is Nirjala Ekadashi in 2027?
- 14 June 2027, a Monday.
- Why does the date change every year?
- Hindu festivals are fixed by the lunar month and tithi, which don't line up with the Gregorian calendar. The date therefore drifts each year, and shifts further in a year carrying an intercalary (adhika) month. In 2026 it fell on 25 June, so this year it lands 11 days earlier.
- How was this date computed?
- Ekadashi tithi of the Shukla paksha in purnimanta Jyeshtha, prevailing at sunrise. Computed from the sidereal (Lahiri) panchang for New Delhi.
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