List of Ekadashis

My previous post was on Ekadasi: The Appearance and Purpose of This Special Day. Each Ekadasi day has particular story related to it which, i will be posting in coming days.
The table below describes the various Ekadashis and when they fall in the year.

Ekadashi	Vedic Months	Western Months
01. Saphala Ekadashi	Pausha Krishna Paksh	Dec - Jan
02. Putrada Ekadashi	Pausha Shukla Paksh	Dec - Jan
03. Sat Tila Ekadashi	Magha Krishna Paksh	Jan - Feb
04. Bhaimi Ekadashi	Magha Shukla Paksh	Jan - Feb
05. Vaikunta Ekadasi	Phalgun Krishna Paksh	Feb - Mar
06. Amalaki Ekadashi	Phalgun Shukla Paksh	Feb - Mar
07. Papamochani Ekadashi	Chaitra Krishna Paksh	Mar - Apr
08. Kamada Ekadashi	Chaitra Shukla Paksh	Mar - Apr
09. Varuthini Ekadashi	Vaisakh Krishna Paksh	Apr - May
10. Mohini Ekadashi	Vaisakh Shukla Paksh	Apr - May
11. Apara Ekadashi	Jyeshtha Krishna Paksh	May - Jun
12. Pandava Ekadashi	Jyeshtha Shukla Paksh	May - Jun
13. Yogini Ekadashi	Ashaad Krishna Paksh	Jun - Jul
14. Shayani Ekadashi	Ashaad Shukla Paksh	Jun - Jul
15. Kamika Ekadashi	Shravan Krishna Paksh	Jul - Aug
16. Pavitropana Ekadashi	Shravan Shukla Paksh	Jul - Aug
17. Ananda Ekadashi	Bhadrapad Krishna Paksh	Aug - Sep
18. Parsva Ekadashi	Bhadrapad Shukla Paksh	Aug - Sep
19. Indira Ekadashi	Ashwin Krishna Paksh	Sep - Oct
20. Padmini Ekadashi	Purushottam Shukla Paksh	--
21. Parama Ekadashi	Purushottam Krishna Paksh	--
22. Pasankusha Ekadashi	Ashwin Shukla Paksh	Sep - Oct
23. Rama Ekadashi	Kartik Krishna Paksh	Oct - Nov
24. Prabodhini Ekadashi	Kartik Shukla Paksh	Oct - Nov
25. Utpanna Ekadashi	Margasirsha Krishna Paksh	Nov - Dec
26. Mokshada Ekadashi	Margasirsha Shukla Paksh	Nov - Dec

Please note:

Ekaadasi fast is exempted for those who are ailing, for the aged persons, and for ladies who are pregnant. This is in agreement with accepted dharma shastraic doctrines. Those who cannot observe a full fast may observe it to the extent possible - like fasting by drinking milk, fruit juices, etc. Even those who are exempted the full fast due to physical conditions must avoid onion, garlic, and other spicy foods that are ritually impure on ekaadasi days. Ekaadasi is the king among the Fasts, and one should be regulated in food habits (even if physical condition does not permit total abstinence from food and water). Please remember this important point and observe the fast in the way that is possible for you according to your circumstances.