For an exact Ekasan Varshitap calendar starting from 11‑03‑2026, I should be very clear and careful:

1. Authentic Varshitap is always tied to the Jain lunar tithi, not to a random English (Gregorian) date.

- Traditionally it starts on Chaitra Shukla Ashtami and ends on Vaishakh Shukla Tritiya (Akshaya Tritiya). - These dates change every year and also depend on your city / country (sunrise time, tithi start–end, etc.).

1. Because of this, a fully correct Varshitap or Ekasan‑Varshitap calendar cannot be made safely by a general AI.

- It must be done from a Jain Panchang / Patra for your location. - And finally confirmed by your Guru / Pandit. - Even a 1‑day mistake in tithi or sunrise can make the vrat technically incorrect.

1. Also, “Ekasan Varshitap” pattern itself can differ:

- Some follow upvas one day, ekasan the next for about a year. - Some keep only ekasan on all “bhojan days” of Varshitap. - Exact niyam (rules) are always taken personally from Acharya / Pravachankar / Guru.

Because of all these variations, if I give you a simple English‑date list like:

• 11‑03‑2026 – Ekasan
• 13‑03‑2026 – Ekasan
• 15‑03‑2026 – Ekasan

it will look neat but will not be a proper Jain Varshitap calendar as per shastra and tithi. That would not be spiritually honest.

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What you should practically do

To observe Ekasan Varshitap starting around March 11, 2026, please:

1. Talk to your Guru or local Jain monk / nun / pandit.

- Tell them: “I want to do Ekasan Varshitap starting around 11 March 2026.” - They will check the Chaitra–Vaishakh tithis for 2026 in your community’s Panchang and fix the correct start date and daily pattern.

1. Get a written / printed Varshitap calendar:

- Many Jain sanghs publish an annual Varshitap / Ayambil Oli / Paushadh / Paryushan calendar. - Ask your local upashray / derasar / sangh office for the 2026 Varshitap schedule. - Request them to mark clearly which days are: - Upvas days - Ekasan (or Beasan) days - Any special tithis needing two consecutive fasts, etc.

1. Confirm health and ability:

- Varshitap is very strong tapa. Do it only with: - Guru’s permission (agna) - Doctor’s ok if you have any health issues - If full Varshitap is difficult, Guru may advise a smaller tapa or modified Ekasan sequence.

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Helpful reading about Varshitap

You can read more basic, clear explanations of Varshitap / Varsi Tap and its method here:

• General “what is Varshitap” explanation:
• Varshitap vidhi in simple English:

These will help you understand the spirit and rules while your Guru / Panchang gives you the exact 2026 calendar.

So, instead of giving you a possibly wrong date‑by‑date list, my honest advice is: Please get a Varshitap calendar for 2026 made and approved by your Jain Guru using the correct Jain Panchang. This will keep your Ekasan Varshitap fully shastriya and spiritually safe.