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2021 Drik Panchang Malayalam Festivals Calendar Created via PDFShift 2021 Drik Panchang Malayalam Festivals Calendar Malayalam Festivals Calendar for New Delhi, NCT, India Location: New Delhi, India Date of Creation: October 3, 2020, Saturday Latitude: 28° 38′ 08″ N Version: v1.0.0 Longitude: 77° 13′ 28″ E Elevation: 212 m Olson Timezone: Asia/Kolkata Timezone: 5.5 Registered Office: Branch Office: 010, United Daffodils, BMA College Road 187-D, Radha Nagar Doddanekundi, Marathahalli Outer Ring Road Krishna Nagar Post Office Bengaluru - 560037 Mathura - 281004 This is a month wise list of most Malayalam festivals in year the year 2021. Most of the Malayalam festivals are determined based on the position of the Sun and the Moon. Malayalam Festivals depend on geographic location and Page 1 of 6 might differ for two cities and difference is quite noticeable for cities in different time zone. Hence one should set the location before looking into the festival list. Created via PDFShift January 2021 Hanuman Jayanthi *Tamil 13 January 13, 2021, Wednesday Wednesday Margashirsha, Krishna Amavasi Pongal Makaram Sankramam 14 January 14, 2021, Thursday January 14, 2021, Thursday Thursday on Makaram Sankramam day Dhanu to Makaram transit of Sun Makaravilakku January 14, 2021, Thursday based on Solar calendar Thai Pooyam 28 January 28, 2021, Thursday Thursday based on Solar calendar February 2021 Kumbham Sankramam 12 February 12, 2021, Friday Friday Makaram to Kumbham transit of Sun Attukal Pongal 27 February 27, 2021, Saturday Saturday based on Malayalam calendar March 2021 Shivarathri 11 March 11, 2021, Thursday Thursday Magha, Krishna Chaturdasi Meenam Sankramam 14 March 14, 2021, Sunday Sunday Kumbham to Meenam transit of Sun Painkuni Uthram 28 March 28, 2021, Sunday Sunday Uthiram Nakshatram in Panguni month April 2021 Page 2 of 6 Solar New Year Metam Sankramam 14 April 14, 2021, Wednesday April 14, 2021, Wednesday Wednesday first day of Hindu Solar calendar Meenam to Metam transit of Sun Created via PDFShift Vishu April 14, 2021, Wednesday based on Solar calendar Matsyavathara Dinam 15 April 15, 2021, Thursday Thursday Chaitra, Shukla Trutheeya Shree Rama Navami 21 April 21, 2021, Wednesday Wednesday Chaitra, Shukla Navami Thrissur Pooram 23 April 23, 2021, Friday Friday based on Malayalam calendar Chitra Pournami 27 April 27, 2021, Tuesday Tuesday based on Solar calendar May 2021 Parashurama Jayanthi Akshaya Trithiya 14 May 14, 2021, Friday May 14, 2021, Friday Friday Vaishakha, Shukla Trutheeya Vaishakha, Shukla Trutheeya Itavam Sankramam May 14, 2021, Friday Metam to Itavam transit of Sun Shree Shankara Jayanthi 17 May 17, 2021, Monday Monday Vaishakha, Shukla Panchami Narasimha Jayanthi 25 May 25, 2021, Tuesday Tuesday Vaishakha, Shukla Chaturdasi Kurmavathara Dinam Chandra Grahan *Purna 26 May 26, 2021, Wednesday May 26, 2021, Wednesday Wednesday Vaishakha, Shukla Pournami occurs during Pournami June 2021 Surya Grahan *Valayakara 10 June 10, 2021, Thursday Thursday occurs during Amavasi Page 3 of 6 Mithunam Sankramam 15 June 15, 2021, Tuesday Tuesday Itavam to Mithunam transit of Sun Created via PDFShift July 2021 Karkatakam Sankramam 16 July 16, 2021, Friday Friday Mithunam to Karkadakam transit of Sun Guru Poornima 24 July 24, 2021, Saturday Saturday Ashadha, Shukla Pournami August 2021 Chingam Sankramam Malayalam New Year 17 August 17, 2021, Tuesday August 17, 2021, Tuesday Tuesday Karkadakam to Chingam transit of Sun first day of Chingam Masam Avani Avittam Onam 21 August 21, 2021, Saturday August 21, 2021, Saturday Saturday Sun in Chingam & Shravana Nakshatra Ashtami Rohini 30 August 30, 2021, Monday Monday based on Solar calendar September 2021 Varaha Jayanthi 9 September 9, 2021, Thursday Thursday Bhadrapada, Shukla Trutheeya Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi 10 September 10, 2021, Friday Friday Chingam, Shukla Chathurthi Rishi Panchami 11 September 11, 2021, Saturday Saturday Bhadrapada, Shukla Panchami Vamana Jayanthi Kanni Sankramam 17 September 17, 2021, Friday September 17, 2021, Friday Friday Bhadrapada, Shukla Dwadasi Chingam to Kanni transit of Sun Vishwakarma Puja September 17, 2021, Friday on Kanni Sankramam day Page 4 of 6 October 2021 Navarathri Created via PDFShift 7 October 7, 2021, Thursday Thursday Ashwina, Shukla Pradhama Durgashtami 13 October 13, 2021, Wednesday Wednesday Ashwina, Shukla Ashtami Maha Navami 14 October 14, 2021, Thursday Thursday Ashwina, Shukla Navami Vijayadashami Vidyarambham Day 15 October 15, 2021, Friday October 15, 2021, Friday Friday Ashwina, Shukla Dasami Ashwina, Shukla Dasami Thulam Sankramam 17 October 17, 2021, Sunday Sunday Kanni to Thulam transit of Sun November 2021 Diwali 4 November 4, 2021, Thursday Thursday Ashwina, Krishna Amavasi Vrischikam Sankramam 16 November 16, 2021, Tuesday Tuesday Thulam to Vrishchikam transit of Sun Mandalakala Begins 17 November 17, 2021, Wednesday Wednesday based on Malayalam calendar Chandra Grahan *Anshika Karthigai Deepam 19 November 19, 2021, Friday November 19, 2021, Friday Friday occurs during Pournami based on Solar calendar December 2021 Surya Grahan *Purna 4 December 4, 2021, Saturday Saturday occurs during Amavasi Geeta Dinam Guruvayur Ekadasi 14 December 14, 2021, Tuesday December 14, 2021, Tuesday Tuesday Margashirsha, Shukla Ekadasi based on Solar calendar Page 5 of 6 Dhanu Sankramam 16 December 16, 2021, Thursday Thursday Vrishchikam to Dhanu transit of Sun Created via PDFShift Thiruvathira 20 December 20, 2021, Monday Monday based on Solar calendar Mandalakala Pooja 27 December 27, 2021, Monday Monday based on Malayalam calendar Page 6 of 6.
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