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Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026
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Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026: Date, Puja Vidhi & Tulsi Vivah Guide

What is Dev Uthani Ekadashi?

As the winds of the chilly season begin to blow across the country, Hindus nationwide prepare for one of the most uplifting festivals of the year. Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 will significantly transform people's spiritual and social calendars. It marks the highly auspicious day of the waking of Lord Vishnu from His Yoganidra, marking the end of the Chaturmas and opening the doors for celebrations like Griha Pravesh puja and wedding ceremonies.

Often revered with much devotion in the country, this spiritual occasion is called by different names based on the particular place. Commonly, it is also known as Prabodhini Ekadashi (Devutthana Ekadashi), or Devuthani Ekadashi (Shukla Paksha) since it occurs during the bright half of the Hindu month Kartik. It is sometimes tenderly referred to as Dev Uthani Gyaras as well.

Let us explore all details regarding this spiritual celebration, from its exact time, ritual procedure, and cultural significance.

Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 Date and Timing

The question repeatedly asked by all devotees is: Dev Uthani Ekadashi Kab Hai, according to the Hindu calendar?

The Hindu Vedic Panchang states that the Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 date is:

  • Start of Ekadashi Tithi: At 07:15 AM on 20th November, 2026

  • End of Ekadashi Tithi: At 06:31 AM on 21st November, 2026

While the main fasting day is on 20th November, 2026 (Friday), people following certain Gauna (Vaishnava) traditions will fast on 21st November, 2026 (Saturday).

According to the Dev Uthani Ekadashi Muhurat, the Parana (fasting end time) is on 21st November, between 01:11 PM and 03:18 PM. It is believed that ending the fast during the right muhurat will reap the maximum benefits of your prayers.

Also Read This Article: Ekadashi 2027 Calendar: All Ekadashi Dates, Timings & Vrat Details

When Does Lord Vishnu Wake Up? (Dev Kab Uthenge)

Lord Vishnu sleeps throughout the monsoons, that is, Chaturmas (four months) starting from the month of Ashadha on Shayani Ekadashi. According to Hindu mythology, all important rituals and ceremonies are avoided during this period.

People wonder, 'Dev Kab Uthenge' (When will God awaken?) every year. Their prayers are answered on Prabodhini Ekadashi as Vishnu wakes up on this day. There is a cosmic transformation, which means divine blessings and protection have been activated again.

People who wish to plan weddings are uplifted with happiness because it indicates that the Dev Uthani Gyaras 2026 Date for Marriage is here.

Dev Uthani Ekadashi Vrat Katha

All major festivals of Hindus have their unique myths associated with them, and this festival is no exception. As per legend, there was a demon named Jalandhar who created chaos in the universe. He had been blessed with immense powers because of the devotion of his wife Vrinda. In order to restore order in the cosmos, Lord Vishnu assumed the avatar of Jalandhar to defile Vrinda's purity, thus leading to her death.

Once realising the truth behind her husband's death, Vishnu was faced with the wrath of Vrinda, who turned into a sacred Tulsi plant. Thus, Lord Vishnu blessed her that in her new life she would be born as a Tulsi plant, and Vishnu would marry her every year as Shaligram in her form on Dwadashi or Kartik Shukla Ekadashi 2026.


Dev Uthani Ekadashi Vidhi (Rituals & Puja Steps)

Rituals and fasting on this sacred day grant prosperity, liberation, and peace for the soul. The traditional Dev Uthani Ekadashi vidhi comprises several practises like:

  • Sankalp & Morning Bath: Wake up in Brahma Muhurta, take a bath, put on new, clean clothes and take a sankalp for fasting with sincere devotion in mind.
  • Purifying Puja Place: Clean the entire home and decorate the puja place with flowers and mango leaves.
  • Lord Vishnu’s Charan: Make designs of tiny footprints of Lord Vishnu who wakes up and enters the home using a mixture of turmeric, vermilion, and rice flour from the main entrance to the worship place.
  • Bhog Preparation: Get ready the seasonal fruits, sugarcane, traditional indian sweets, and chestnuts (singhara). Mandaps made of sugarcane are generally set up in the courtyard or worship place.
  • Evening Deep Daan: Light up many diya lamps at the puja place, especially near the Tulsi plant, the door, and the family puja place.

Tulsi Vivah Significance & Date In 2026

Whereas Ekadashi is all about worshipping and fasting for the purpose of waking up Lord Vishnu, right after this comes the festive occasion of Tulsi Vivah 2026 is on November 21, Saturday.

Tulsi Vivah’s Significance is immense in 2026. This is the union of the holy Tulsi plant (depicting Goddess Vrinda) and Shaligram stone (depicting Lord Vishnu). Attending or even watching this divine marriage ritual is as important as Kanya Daan or giving away one’s daughter in marriage.

Important Timings On Tulasi Vivah 2026

Sunrise
November 21, 6:48 AM
Sunset
November 21, 5:36 PM
Dwadashi Tithi Timing
November 21, 06:32 AM - November 22, 04:57 AM

Tulsi Vivah Puja Vidhi

To make the most of this celestial celebration, families follow a structured Tulsi Vivah Puja Vidhi. Here is how the sacred ceremony is typically conducted:

  • Making the Mandap: A sugarcane stalk canopy (mandap) is set up around the Tulsi pot. Then, gracefully decorate the pot with turmeric, fresh flowers, a red chunri, and sandalwood paste.

  • Adorning the Tulsi: Get the Tulsi plant attired as a typical Hindu bride with glass bangles, a bright red saree, and ornaments.

  • The Shaligram Placement: The Shaligram stone is kept near the plant, tied with a holy yellow or red thread called moli, as a symbol of marriage.

  • Mantras & Hymns: Chants, marriage songs and hymns are sung happily by family members as part of the wedding ritual. The priests instruct the family members about the vows and give them some puffed rice, fruits and sweets.

  • Right Time: Consult the Tulsi Vivah Ka Shubh Muhurat from an experienced Pandit, though it usually occurs in Pradosh Kaal (the evening) on Dwadashi tithi.

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Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 welcomes a renewed sense of spiritual positivity, hope, and warmth into homes. The festival of Tulsi Vivah 2026 is a reminder that whether you are observing a strict fast, lighting diyas to guide the Lord into your home, or joining hands with family for Tulsi Vivah 2026, this festival reminds us of the eternal cycle of renewal, devotion, and divine grace. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

This day is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, who wakes up from His four-month Yoganidra (cosmic sleep) on this tithi. It marks the end of Chaturmas and the reopening of auspicious rituals and marriages.

Dev Uthani Ekadashi 2026 falls on 20th November (Friday). The Ekadashi Tithi begins at 07:15 AM on 20th Nov and ends at 06:31 AM on 21st Nov.

Fasting is not compulsory, but it's considered highly beneficial for spiritual merit and is followed by most devotees. Those who cannot keep a strict fast can observe a simpler version eating fruits or a single meal while still performing the puja rituals.

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