KAMADA EKADASI :: TOMORROW
ॐ नमो नारायणाय

Ekadashi Tithi which falls on Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month is Kamada Ekadashi, means The one that grants all wishes. Krishna is worshipped on this day. Observing vratham on this day will help to get rid of all sins. Story is about a couple Lalit & Lalitha, a gandharva & apsara
They used to perform before King's court. One day in Laitha's absence Lalit made many mistake in his dance which made King angry. King cursed him to become an ugly demon. Hearing this Lalitha stood with her husband in doing any parihara to undo the curse. They met Shringi Muni.
Sringi muni told them to observe Kamada Ekadashi vratham to relieve from curse. They observed the vrat & thus Lalit was relieved from all sins. Vratham should be taken from today Dashami evening & parana on Dwadashi 6:15 to 10.40 AM.

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