Ekadashi Vrat Ka Mahatmya is a devotional booklet published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur, describing the religious significance (mahatmya) of observing a fast (vrat) on Ekadashi, the eleventh day of each lunar fortnight.

The text typically compiles puranic narratives and explanations associated with the various Ekadashi fasts observed through the Hindu lunar calendar, describing the traditional benefits attributed to the practice and the manner in which the vrat is to be observed.

Usage: This book is generally read by those who observe or intend to observe Ekadashi vrat, either to understand its background before beginning the fast or as a reference read on the day of the vrat itself.

Ritual/Occasion Context: Ekadashi is traditionally observed twice a month by many Hindu households as a day of partial or full fasting and increased devotional focus, and texts of this kind are commonly read on or before each Ekadashi as part of that observance.

Publisher: Gita Press, Gorakhpur. Language: Hindi (not explicitly stated, standard for this publisher). Edition/page details: Not Available.