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Utpanna Ekadashi Donation Seva

Observe the Sacred Fast & Offer Divine Seva at Shri Ram Temple

Join the holy celebration of Utpanna Ekadashi, the blessed day when Lord Vishnu granted liberation to devotees through fasting and devotion. Take part in temple rituals, Annadaan Seva, Gau Seva, Deep Daan,

Utpanna Ekadashi

Utpanna Ekadashi, also called ‘Uttpatti Ekadashi’, is celebrated on the 11th day of the waning moon in the month of Margashirsh according to the Hindu calendar. In the Gregorian calendar, it usually happens between November and December. Hindus who start fasting on Ekadashi should begin with Utpanna Ekadashi. Many believe that this day helps people get rid of their sins from both this life and past lives.

Utpanna Ekadashi also marks the victory of Lord Vishnu over a demon named Murasura. Additionally, according to Hindu stories, this day is when Ekadashi Mata was born.

  • Utpanna Ekadashi falls on Saturday, November 15, 2025. 
  • On November 16, the Parana Time is from 01:10 PM to 03:18 PM. 
  • The end moment of Hari Vasara on Parana Day is at 09:09 AM. 
  • Ekadashi Tithi begins at 12:49 AM on November 15, 2025, and ends at 02:37 AM on November 16, 2025.
     
15 November 2025 (Saturday)
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Give a hand in building the Ram Mandir

on the special day of Utpanna Ekadashi
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You can have your ancestors' names on the Shabari wall in the temple by donating for 1 square foot of space or 1 tile. — Shri Ram Temple Kamarpal

Utpanna Ekadashi

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

1 Tile

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Annadaan seva on Utpanna Ekadashi

Offering food to those in need is highly regarded on Utpanna Ekadashi. Donating groceries, preparing meals, or organizing community meals (such as langar) are meaningful ways to contribute.
Donate 20 Meals

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Sadhu Bhojan on Utpanna Ekadashi

Give to Sadhu Bhojan on Utpanna 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.
Feed 10 sadhus per day

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Utpanna Ekadashi Special Gau Daana (Donate A Cow)

Donating cows on Utpanna Ekadashi is regarded as highly auspicious and spiritually rewarding.
Dry Cake Seeds 30kg per Day

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Utpanna Ekadashi Fast and Worship Method — Shri Ram Temple Kamarpal

Utpanna Ekadashi

Utpanna Ekadashi Fast and Worship Method

  • The fast begins on the night of Dashami. After having dinner on Dashami Tithi, one should thoroughly brush their teeth to ensure no traces of food remain in the mouth.
  • Subsequently, do not eat anything at night, and avoid expending energy through excessive conversation.
  • On the day of Ekadashi, wake up during Brahma Muhurta and first take a vow to fast. After completing your daily activities, take a bath to cleanse yourself. Worship God and listen to the fasting story.
  • Throughout the day, those observing the fast should avoid the company of sinful or malicious individuals who engage in wrongful actions.
  • In the evening, engage in Bhajan and Kirtan. Seek forgiveness from Lord Shri Hari for any mistakes committed, whether knowingly or unknowingly.
  • On Dwadashi, one should feed a Brahmin or a poor person in the morning, make an appropriate donation, and then break the fast. Fasting in this manner is considered very pious and fruitful.
Your contribution is eligible for tax benefits under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.