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As the final Ekadashi of year approaches, devotees prepare to observe Putrada Ekadashi with faith and devotion. Discover the powerful offerings and sacred rituals believed to unlock Lord Vishnu’s blessings for prosperity, happiness, and fulfilled wishes.
The last Ekadashi of 2025 will be celebrated on December 30
New Delhi: Putrada Ekadashi, one of the most sacred observances dedicated to Lord Vishnu will be celebrated on December 30, 2025, marking the final Ekadashi of the year. This spiritually significant day is believed to bring happiness, prosperity, and the fulfilment of heartfelt wishes to devotees who observe the fast with devotion and sincerity.
The term Putrada means “giver of progeny,” and this Ekadashi is especially revered by couples praying for children. According to Hindu belief, observing this fast with faith pleases Lord Vishnu, who blesses devotees with peace, success, and family well-being.
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Putrada Ekadashi is observed twice a year once during the Shravan month and again in the Paush month. The Paush month, as per the Hindu calendar, is the tenth month and usually falls between December and January.
In 2025, Paush Putrada Ekadashi falls on December 30, making it the concluding Ekadashi of the year. Many devotees see this as an auspicious opportunity to end the year on a spiritually uplifting note by seeking Lord Vishnu’s divine grace for the coming year.
Making the right offerings is considered an essential part of Ekadashi worship. Devotees commonly offer Tulsi leaves, which are believed to be extremely dear to Lord Vishnu. Fresh fruits, yellow flowers, panchamrit, and sweets made without grains are also offered during the puja. Lighting a ghee lamp and offering incense while chanting Vishnu mantras enhances the spiritual atmosphere.
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Devotees wake up early, take a holy bath, and observe a nirjala (water-only) or phalahar (fruit-based) fast according to their capacity. Reading or listening to the Putrada Ekadashi Vrat Katha is considered highly auspicious. The fast is traditionally broken the next day after offering prayers to Lord Vishnu and feeding the needy.
It is believed that observing Putrada Ekadashi with devotion removes obstacles, brings harmony in family life, and grants spiritual merit. Devotees seek blessings not only for progeny but also for long-term prosperity, happiness, and inner peace.
By observing Putrada Ekadashi 2025 with faith and proper rituals, devotees can invite divine blessings and spiritual fulfillment into their lives.
