Indira Ekadashi

Indira Ekadashi is observed during the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) of the Ashwin month (September–October). It is primarily observed to liberate ancestors from hell and eradicate their sins. Worshipping on this day helps ancestors (pitrus) attain Moksha (salvation) and frees the devotee from past sins, allowing them to reach Vaikuntha.

• Dedicated to Lord Vishnu
  This Ekadashi is devoted to Lord Vishnu, and worshipping Him brings peace and spiritual upliftment.

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

• For Ancestors’ Salvation
  Indira Ekadashi is especially important for performing rituals for ancestors, helping their souls attain peace and liberation.

• Mentioned in Sacred Texts
  Its significance is described in the Brahma Vaivarta Purana and other Hindu scriptures.