Malayalam calendar for the UK
January 2029
ധനു 1204 – മകരം 1204
January 2029 runs across Dhanu 1204 – Makaram 1204 in the Malayalam calendar. Denha / Epiphany falls on 6 January. Every day below carries its Malayalam date, nakshathram and thithi, computed for UK time.
What is the Malayalam date for each day of January 2029?
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| Date | Entry | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Jan | New Year's Dayപുതുവത്സരം | Christian · fixed date |
| 6 Jan | Denha / Epiphanyദനഹാ (പിണ്ടികുത്തി പെരുന്നാൾ)Syro-Malabar | Christian · fixed date |
| 10 Jan | Ekadashiഏകാദശി | Hindu · computed |
| 14 Jan | Makara Sankranthiമകര സംക്രാന്തിMakaravilakku at Sabarimala | Hindu · computed |
| 14 Jan | AmavasiഅമാവാസിNew moon | Hindu · computed |
| 16 Jan | Ramadan beginsറംസാൻ ആരംഭംExpected date, from the Umm al-Qura tabular calendar. The observed date is set by moon sighting and can differ by a day; UK and Kerala do not always agree. | Islamic · moon sighting |
| 26 Jan | Ekadashiഏകാദശി | Hindu · computed |
| 30 Jan | PournamiപൗർണമിFull moon | Hindu · computed |
How are these dates worked out?
Thithi and nakshathram come from an astronomical calculation checked against Drik Panchang; Malayalam dates come from the Kollavarsham solar reckoning. Kerala festivals are fixed by the Kerala panchangam, so they fall on the same date wherever you read this. The full method is written down, including where it can be wrong.
January 2029
Dhanu 1204 – Makaram 1204
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