Aja Ekadashi

Aja Ekadashi (or Annada Ekadashi) is observed on the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) in the Bhadrapada month (August–September). Devoted to Lord Vishnu in his Hrishikesha form, it is believed to cleanse sins, break the cycle of birth and death, and bring prosperity. It is famously associated with King Harishchandra regaining his lost kingdom.

• Dedicated to Lord Vishnu
  Aja Ekadashi is devoted to Lord Vishnu, and worshipping Him helps remove sins and bring peace.

• Observed in Bhadrapada Month
  It falls during the Krishna Paksha of the Bhadrapada month (August–September).

• Story of King Harishchandra
  The significance of this Ekadashi is linked to King Harishchandra, who regained his lost kingdom and family after observing this fast.

• Powerful for Removing Past Sins
  Observing fast on Aja Ekadashi is believed to cleanse past karmas and grant spiritual growth.