English date: 11 June 2026 AD. Surya Uttarayan, Uttar Gol, summer season. Rahukaal from 02:00 to 03:30 pm. Dwadashi tithi starts after 10.36 pm on Ekadashi date. Ashwini Nakshatra starts after Revati Nakshatra till 08.16 in the morning. Atigand Yoga starts after Shobhan Yoga till 01:00 midnight (12th June). Baav Karan starts after 11.52 pm. The Moon will move to Pisces and then to Aries till 08:16 in the morning.
key data
Date:
Krishna Ekadashi – till 10:36 pm, then Dwadashi
Yoga: Shobhan – till 01:00 midnight (June 12), then Atigand
Karan: Bav – till 11:52 pm
Karan: Balav – till 10:36 pm, then Kaulav
position of sun and moon
sunrise time
05:23 am
Sunset time 07:19 pm
Moonrise time is 02:31 AM (June 12) after midnight.
Moonset time is 03:10 pm
Today’s fast festival Param Ekadashi fast.
Today’s auspicious time: 11 June 2026:
Abhijeet Muhurta
From 11:53 pm to 12:49 pm.
Amrit Kaal from 05:59 AM to 07:30 AM, then from 11:49 PM to 01:17 AM (June 12) after midnight.
Brahma Muhurta is from 3.52 am to 4.38 am.
Today’s inauspicious time: 11 June 2026:
Rahukaal will remain from 02:00 to 03:30 in the afternoon.
Gulik period will be from 09:00 to 10:30 in the morning.
Yamgand will be there from 06:00 to 07:30 in the morning.
today’s constellation
Today Chandradev will be seated in Revati Nakshatra.
Revathi Nakshatra: Till 08:16 am
Location: 16°40′ Pisces to 30° Pisces
Nakshatra Lord: Mercury
Zodiac lord: Jupiter
Deity: Pusha (Nurturing God)
Symbol: Fish
General Characteristics: People born in this Nakshatra are very intuitive, clever and honest in nature. Along with being courageous, attractive and intelligent, they are lawful, optimistic and happy by nature. Their life is prosperous and virtuous, due to which they get a lot of respect in the society.
Param Ekadashi 2026
Ekadashi Tithi Start: June 11, 12:57 pm
Ekadashi date ends: June 11, 10:36 pm
Fast breaking time: 12th June, 05:23 am to 08:10 am
If seen from religious point of view, the Ekadashi falling in the month of Laund is called Param Ekadashi. This particular month is also known as Adhik Maas, Malmaas and Purushottam Maas in the Hindu calendar. Due to the Krishna Paksha of Adhik Maas, it has got special recognition as Param Ekadashi or Adhik Maas Ekadashi.
This is the reason why no specific lunar month is fixed for this fast. Whenever there is a combination of Adhik Maas in the Hindu year, only then this holy fast is observed. According to the scriptures, by worshiping Shri Hari in Purushottam month, the person gets many times more auspicious results than on normal days. This fast gives a perfect indication of bringing spiritual purification and balance in life.
Today’s Remedy: Worship Lord Vishnu today, offer him yellow flowers and Tulsi leaves. Reciting Vishnu Sahasranama is very beneficial.
