Malayalam calendar, computed for the UK
Every other Malayalam calendar is worked out for Kerala. This one gives you both: the nakshatra, tithi and Malayalam date for any day, with sunrise, sunset and Rahu Kalam in UK time next to the Kerala times — and festivals from the Hindu, Christian and Islamic calendars marked together, as a Kerala wall calendar marks them.
On 25 August 2026
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- Malayalam date
- ചിങ്ങം 9, 1202
- Nakshatra നക്ഷത്രം
- Uthradam until 18:21, then Thiruvonam
- Tithi തിഥി
- Trayodashi until 03:29, then Chaturdashi · Shukla Paksha
- Sunrise / sunset
- London 06:02–20:05 · Kochi 06:17–18:39
- Observed
- Milad un-Nabi
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Why does a UK version matter?
Tithi and nakshatra change at the same instant everywhere on earth, so the Kerala calendar names the right nakshatra wherever you read it. What it does not give you is the clock. Rahu Kalam, Gulika Kalam and Brahma Muhurta are all fractions of the span between sunrise and sunset — and in December, London has eight hours of daylight where Kochi has eleven and a half. Reading Kerala times in Britain puts every one of those windows in the wrong place.
Who makes this?
Girish Kaitholil, a Malayali living in the UK. Nothing here is sold or sponsored. The panchangam is computed rather than copied, it is checked against Drik Panchang before every release, and the method is written down — including where it can be wrong. More about the site.