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Festival calendar · 2026 Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026: Date in India and Abroad

Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 is on Friday, 20 November in New Delhi. In Singapore and Sydney it falls on Saturday, 21 November.

Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 in your city

Dates and times are local to each city, worked out for its sunrise, sunset and time zone.

India
CityDateTime
New DelhiFri, 20 NovThe whole day
MumbaiFri, 20 NovThe whole day
KolkataFri, 20 NovThe whole day
ChennaiFri, 20 NovThe whole day
BengaluruFri, 20 NovThe whole day
HyderabadFri, 20 NovThe whole day
AhmedabadFri, 20 NovThe whole day
PuneFri, 20 NovThe whole day
JaipurFri, 20 NovThe whole day
LucknowFri, 20 NovThe whole day
PatnaFri, 20 NovThe whole day
VaranasiFri, 20 NovThe whole day
Outside India
CityDateTime
LondonFri, 20 NovThe whole day
New YorkFri, 20 NovThe whole day
TorontoFri, 20 NovThe whole day
DubaiFri, 20 NovThe whole day
SingaporeSat, 21 NovThe whole day
SydneySat, 21 NovThe whole day

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What is Dev Uthani Ekadashi?

Dev Uthani Ekadashi, also Devutthana or Prabodhini Ekadashi, is when Lord Vishnu is said to wake from his four-month sleep. It ends Chaturmas, and weddings resume; Tulsi Vivah is held around this day.

How the date is decided

It is Kartika Shukla Ekadashi by the Smarta rule (Dharma Sindhu): the fast is kept so that it can be broken (parana) in Dwadashi the next morning, which can move it a day earlier or later.

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Questions about Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026

When is Dev Uthani Ekadashi in 2026?

Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 is on Friday, 20 November in New Delhi. In Singapore and Sydney it falls on Saturday, 21 November.

Is Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 on a different date in the USA, UK or Australia?

Yes, in some places: Singapore and Sydney: Saturday, 21 November. The tithi's hours fall on different clock days outside India, so each city's date is worked out for its own sunrise and time zone.

Festival days begin at sunrise, as in a traditional Panchang. Check with your family priest for rites that follow a particular tradition.