Answer

In Jain Dharma, there is no fixed rule that says mango must be stopped from a particular date. Mango can generally be eaten as a fruit, as long as it fits your vrat, fasting rule, and family tradition.

Explanation

• During normal days: Mango is usually allowed.
• During fasting days like upvas, ayambil, ekasana, or other vows: mango may not be allowed depending on the vow.
• After sunset: many Jains avoid eating, including mango, because of the rule of no food after sunset.
• Some traditions may avoid certain fruits during specific religious periods, but this is not a universal Jain rule.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma focuses on:

• Ahimsa — avoiding harm to living beings
• Self-control
• Observance of vows
• Eating with awareness and restraint

So the rule is not about mango alone, but about how and when you eat according to your vows.

Takeaway

Mango is generally acceptable in Jain life, except on fasting days or when your vow does not permit it. If you mean a specific vrat or festival rule, the answer depends on that observance.