10 February 2028, Thursday
10
Thursday · February
Makaram 27, 1203
മകരം 27, 1203
- Nakshathram
- Ayilyam ആയില്യം until , then Makam മകം
- Thithi
- Pournami പൗർണമി until , then Prathama പ്രഥമ · Shukla Paksham
On 10 February 2028 the Malayalam date is Makaram 27, 1203. The nakshathram is Ayilyam until 19:33, then Makam. The thithi is Pournami until 15:03, then Prathama, in Shukla Paksham. Sunrise in London is 07:26 and sunset 17:05.
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What falls on this day?
- Pournami പൗർണമി · Hindu calendarFull moon
What is the panchangam for 10 February 2028?
Thithi and nakshathram change at the same instant everywhere on earth — only the clock time differs. Both columns describe the same sky.
| Element | London | Kochi |
|---|---|---|
| Nakshathramനക്ഷത്രം | Ayilyam until , then Makam | Ayilyam until , then Makam |
| Thithiതിഥി | Pournami until , then Prathama | Pournami until , then Prathama |
| Yogamയോഗം | Saubhagyam until , then Shobhanam | Saubhagyam until , then Shobhanam |
| Karanamകരണം | Bava until , then Balava until , then Kaulava | Vishti until , then Bava until , then Balava until , then Kaulava |
| Pakshamപക്ഷം | Shukla Paksham | Shukla Paksham |
| Weekdayവാരം | Thursday | Thursday |
| Sunriseസൂര്യോദയം | 07:26 | 06:47 |
| Sunsetസൂര്യാസ്തമയം | 17:05 | 18:33 |
Which times are auspicious, and which are not?
| Period | Status | London | Kochi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brahma Muhurthamബ്രഹ്മമുഹൂർത്തം | Auspicious | 05:50–06:38 | 05:11–05:59 |
| Abhijith Muhurthamഅഭിജിത് മുഹൂർത്തം | Auspicious | 11:52–12:40 | 12:16–13:04 |
| Rahu Kalamരാഹുകാലം | Avoid | 13:28–14:40 | 14:08–15:37 |
| Yamagandamയമഗണ്ഡം | Avoid | 07:26–08:38 | 06:47–08:15 |
| Gulika Kalamഗുളികകാലം | Avoid | 09:51–11:03 | 09:44–11:12 |
Every period above is derived from sunrise and sunset, so it moves with where you are. The London column is computed for the city centre; elsewhere in the UK it shifts by a few minutes.
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