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Chaitra Shukla Paksha Ekadashi, commonly known as Kamada Ekadashi, occurs after Chaitra Navratri and Rama Navami. This festival typically falls in March or April on the Gregorian calendar. In Hinduism, Kamada Ekadashi is dedicated to the worship of Lord Krishna, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It is celebrated on the 11th day of the waxing moon in the month of Chaitra. Kamada Ekadashi holds significant importance in Hinduism as it is the first Ekadashi that follows the Hindu New Year, or Hindu Nav Varsh.

Kamada Ekadashi will be observed on Tuesday, April 8, 2025. 

  • Parana Time: April 9, 2025, from 05:28 AM to 07:58 AM 
  • Parana Day Dwadashi End Moment: 10:55 PM 
  • Ekadashi Tithi Begins: 08:00 PM on April 7, 2025 
  • Ekadashi Tithi Ends: 09:12 PM on April 8, 2025

 

It is believed that donating on Kamada Ekadashi can bestow a sense of religious merit, wealth, and ultimately liberation. Those who contribute on this day are thought to directly reach the abode of Lord Vishnu after experiencing various forms of happiness in this material world.

Shri Ram Mandir Kamarpal
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Give a hand in building the Ram Mandir on chaitra ekadashi

by donating on the special day of Kamada Ekadashi

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Shabari Seva Program

You can have your ancestors' names on the Shabari wall in the temple by donating for 1 square foot of space or 1 tile.

  • Your Son or daugher's Name on Temple Wall
  • Your Parents Name on Temple Wall
  • Spouse Name on Temple Wall

Donate One Sq.ft. or 1 tile for Ram Mandir Nirman

Your Contribution are Eligible for Tax benefits under section 80G

Annadaan seva on Kamada Ekadashi

Offering food to those in need is highly regarded on Kamada Ekadashi. Donating groceries, preparing meals, or organizing community meals (such as langar) are meaningful ways to contribute.

Your Contribution are Eligible for Tax benefits under section 80G

Sadhu Bhojan on Kamada Ekadashi

Give to Sadhu Bhojan on Kamada Ekadashi to bring good luck and success to your family. Let's join together to honor our traditions and make a positive difference in their name.

Your Contribution are Eligible for Tax benefits under section 80G

Kamada Ekadashi Special Gau Daana (Donate A Cow)

Donating cows on Kamada Ekadashi is regarded as highly auspicious and spiritually rewarding.

Your Contribution are Eligible for Tax benefits under section 80G

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Kamada Ekadashi Rituals

  • Wake up early in the morning before sunrise. 
  • Take a holy bath and prepare the puja samagri for the rituals. 
  • Perform Mangal Arotika while rotating a puja thali. Clean the place of worship and decorate it with fresh flowers, incense sticks, and diyas. 
  • Recite the Kamada Ekadashi Vrat Katha and worship Lord Hari. Chant Hari Mantras while meditating and connecting with the divine. 
  • You may also observe Maun Vrat (silence). Perform the pooja with devotion to seek blessings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Kamada Ekadashi FAQs
When is Kamada Ekadashi in 2025?
Kamada Ekadashi in 2025 will be on Tuesday, April 8. The special time for Kamada Ekadashi will start at 8:00 PM on April 7 and end at 9:12 PM on April 8.
Kamada Ekadashi is a special day that happens on the 11th day of the light half of the month of Chaitra (March-April) in the Hindu calendar.
To celebrate Kamada Ekadashi, you should wake up early, take a bath, and pray to Lord Krishna and Vishnu. The fast lasts for 24 hours and is broken the next day after sunrise.
Kamada Ekadashi is very important in Hindu culture. It helps people to cleanse their minds and bodies and allows them to fulfill their wishes by doing rituals and fasting.
After the prayers, you can eat milk, dried fruits, nuts, and fruits on Kamada Ekadashi. You can only eat once, and after the fast, you can eat simple food the next day.
On Kamada Ekadashi, people offer fruits, flowers, and sandalwood, and do charity work. It is also a good time to help others and adopt a cow.

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