Malayalam Calendar 2027 November covers the final part of Thulam 1203 and the beginning of Vrischikam 1203. The month includes important observances such as Soora Samharam and Shasti Vratam, Devutthana Ekadasi, Guru Pradosh Vrat, Purnima, Vrischikam Sankramam, the beginning of Mandalakala, Utpanna Ekadasi, and Amavasya.
The detailed daily calendar below gives the date, Malayalam calendar day, Paksha, Tithi, Nakshatra, sunrise and sunset timings, along with important observances.
Malayalam Calendar November 2027: Quick Overview
| Detail | November 2027 |
|---|---|
| Malayalam Calendar Months | Thulam – Vrischikam 1203 |
| Month transition | Vrischikam Sankramam |
| Vrischikam Sankramam | November 17, 2027 |
| Mandalakala Begins | November 17, 2027 |
| Soora Samharam | November 4, 2027 |
| Devutthana Ekadasi | November 10, 2027 |
| Guru Pradosh Vrat | November 11 and November 25 |
| Purnima | November 14, 2027 |
| Utpanna Ekadasi | November 24, 2027 |
| Amavasya | November 28, 2027 |
The source calendar lists November 4 as both Soora Samharam and Shasti Vratam.
November 2027 Festivals and Important Days
The major dates listed in the November 2027 calendar are:
| Date | Day | Festival / Observance |
|---|---|---|
| November 4 | Thursday | Soora Samharam, Shasti Vratam |
| November 10 | Wednesday | Devutthana Ekadasi |
| November 11 | Thursday | Guru Pradosh Vrat |
| November 13 | Saturday | Anvadhan |
| November 14 | Sunday | Purnima, Nehru Jayanthi, Children’s Day, Ishti |
| November 17 | Wednesday | Vrischikam Sankramam, Mandalakala Begins |
| November 24 | Wednesday | Utpanna Ekadasi |
| November 25 | Thursday | Guru Pradosh Vrat |
| November 27 | Saturday | Anvadhan |
| November 28 | Sunday | Amavasya, Ishti |
The Malayalam Calendar specifically records November 14 with Purnima, Ishti, Nehru Jayanthi and Children’s Day.
November 4 – Soora Samharam and Shasti Vratam
November 4, 2027, Thursday is one of the major observance days in this month’s calendar. It is listed as Shashti S and includes both Soora Samharam and Shasti Vratam.
The Nakshatra is Pooradam, with the Malayalam Calendar showing the Moon in Dhanu.
Soora Samharam is associated with Lord Murugan and is observed as an important day in the annual Skanda-related calendar. For devotees observing Shasti, the date can therefore be particularly significant.
November 10 – Devutthana Ekadasi
Devutthana Ekadasi falls on Wednesday, November 10, 2027.
The daily calendar identifies the day as Ekadasi S, with the Moon in Meena and Nakshatra Uthrattathi. The festival listing specifically marks November 10 as Devutthana Ekadasi.
Devutthana Ekadasi is an important Ekadasi observance in the Hindu calendar and is commonly associated with the awakening of Lord Vishnu.
November 11 – Guru Pradosh Vrat
The next important observance is Guru Pradosh Vrat, on Thursday, November 11.
The calendar identifies the date as Dwadasi S, followed by the Pradosh observance listed for the day. The Moon remains in Meena and the Nakshatra is Uthrattathi until the listed transition.
Pradosh Vrat is traditionally associated with Lord Shiva and is observed during the Pradosh period around sunset. Exact observance timings should be checked for the devotee’s location.
November 14 – Purnima, Nehru Jayanthi and Children’s Day
November 14, 2027, Sunday is a notable date because several observances appear together in the Malayalam Calendar.
The day is listed as Pournami S, with the Moon in Mesha. The calendar records:
- Purnima
- Ishti
- Nehru Jayanthi
- Children’s Day
The source gives Bharani as the Nakshatra and lists Purnima alongside the observances.
Nehru Jayanthi is observed on November 14, and the same date is observed as Children’s Day in India.
November 17 – Vrischikam Sankramam and Mandalakala Begins
One of the most important calendar transitions of November occurs on Wednesday, November 17, 2027.
The date marks:
- Vrischikam Sankramam
- Mandalakala Begins
- Beginning of Vrischikam 1203 in the Malayalam calendar
The daily calendar identifies November 17 as Chathurthi K, with the Moon in Mithuna and Nakshatra Thiruvathira. Both Vrischikam Sankramam and Mandalakala Begins are specifically listed for this date.
What is Vrischikam Sankramam?
Vrischikam Sankramam marks the Sun’s transition into Vrischikam. In the Malayalam calendar, this transition also marks the change from Thulam to Vrischikam.
Mandalakala Begins
The Malayalam Calendar lists Mandalakala Begins on November 17. This is an important seasonal and devotional transition for devotees following the Ayyappa pilgrimage and Mandala observance traditions.
Because Sankramam and religious observance timings can depend on location, readers should use local Panchang calculations when planning rituals or temple visits.
November 24 – Utpanna Ekadasi
Utpanna Ekadasi falls on Wednesday, November 24, 2027.
The calendar lists the day as Ekadasi K, with the Moon in Kanya and Nakshatra Atham. Utpanna Ekadasi is specifically identified in the festival listing for November 24.
Ekadasi observances commonly involve fasting and devotional practices dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Individual fasting rules can differ according to family and regional tradition.
November 25 – Guru Pradosh Vrat
Guru Pradosh Vrat occurs again on Thursday, November 25.
The calendar identifies the day as Dwadasi K, with the Moon in Kanya and Nakshatra Chithira. The festival entry specifically lists Guru Pradosh Vrat for November 25.
As with other Pradosh observances, the actual Pradosh period is time-sensitive, so devotees should use local sunset and Panchang calculations for their location.
November 28 – Amavasya and Ishti
The month concludes with Amavasya on Sunday, November 28, 2027.
The daily calendar lists:
- Amavasi K
- Moon in Vrishchika
- Nakshatra Anizham
- Amavasya
- Ishti
The source specifically identifies November 28 as Amavasya and lists Ishti as an observance.
Amavasya is the new-moon day and is traditionally associated with various ancestral, religious and household observances depending on regional and family traditions.
Malayalam Calendar November 2027 – Daily Panchang
The following table preserves the daily Tithi and Nakshatra terminology from the Malayalam Calendar. Sunrise and sunset are also taken from the Malayalam Calendar.
| Date | Day | Malayalam Day | Paksha & Tithi | Nakshatra | Sunrise | Sunset | Important Day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1 | Monday | Thulam 15 | Trutheeya S | Anizham 09:57 | 06:11 | 18:00 | — |
| Nov 2 | Tuesday | Thulam 16 | Chathurthi S | Thrikketta 11:06 | 06:11 | 18:00 | — |
| Nov 3 | Wednesday | Thulam 17 | Panchami S | Moolam 12:57 | 06:11 | 18:00 | — |
| Nov 4 | Thursday | Thulam 18 | Shashti S | Pooradam 15:25 | 06:12 | 18:00 | Soora Samharam, Shasti Vratam |
| Nov 5 | Friday | Thulam 19 | Sapthami S | Uthradam 18:19 | 06:12 | 18:00 | — |
| Nov 6 | Saturday | Thulam 20 | Ashtami S | Thiruvonam 21:26 | 06:12 | 17:59 | Ashtami |
| Nov 7 | Sunday | Thulam 21 | Navami S | Avittam 24:29+ | 06:12 | 17:59 | Navami |
| Nov 8 | Monday | Thulam 22 | Dasami S | Chathayam 27:13+ | 06:12 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 9 | Tuesday | Thulam 23 | Dasami S | Pooruruttathi 29:27+ | 06:13 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 10 | Wednesday | Thulam 24 | Ekadasi S | Uthrattathi | 06:13 | 17:59 | Devutthana Ekadasi |
| Nov 11 | Thursday | Thulam 25 | Dwadasi S | Uthrattathi 07:01 | 06:13 | 17:59 | Guru Pradosh Vrat |
| Nov 12 | Friday | Thulam 26 | Thrayodasi S | Revathi 07:55 | 06:14 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 13 | Saturday | Thulam 27 | Chaturdasi S | Ashwathi 08:10 | 06:14 | 17:59 | Anvadhan |
| Nov 14 | Sunday | Thulam 28 | Pournami S | Bharani 07:51 | 06:14 | 17:59 | Purnima, Nehru Jayanthi, Children’s Day, Ishti |
| Nov 15 | Monday | Thulam 29 | Pradhama K | Karthika 07:05 | 06:14 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 16 | Tuesday | Thulam 30 | Trutheeya K | Makayiram 28:42+ | 06:15 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 17 | Wednesday | Vrischikam 1 | Chathurthi K | Thiruvathira 27:17+ | 06:15 | 17:59 | Vrischikam Sankramam, Mandalakala Begins |
| Nov 18 | Thursday | Vrischikam 2 | Panchami K | Punartham 25:51+ | 06:16 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 19 | Friday | Vrischikam 3 | Shashti K | Pooyam 24:27+ | 06:16 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 20 | Saturday | Vrischikam 4 | Sapthami K | Ayilyam 23:07 | 06:16 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 21 | Sunday | Vrischikam 5 | Ashtami K | Makham 21:52 | 06:17 | 17:59 | Ashtami |
| Nov 22 | Monday | Vrischikam 6 | Navami K | Pooram 20:43 | 06:17 | 17:59 | Navami |
| Nov 23 | Tuesday | Vrischikam 7 | Dasami K | Uthram 19:42 | 06:17 | 17:59 | — |
| Nov 24 | Wednesday | Vrischikam 8 | Ekadasi K | Atham 18:53 | 06:18 | 18:00 | Utpanna Ekadasi |
| Nov 25 | Thursday | Vrischikam 9 | Dwadasi K | Chithira 18:17 | 06:18 | 18:00 | Guru Pradosh Vrat |
| Nov 26 | Friday | Vrischikam 10 | Thrayodasi K | Chothi 17:59 | 06:19 | 18:00 | — |
| Nov 27 | Saturday | Vrischikam 11 | Chaturdasi K | Vishakham 18:05 | 06:19 | 18:00 | Anvadhan |
| Nov 28 | Sunday | Vrischikam 12 | Amavasi K | Anizham 18:40 | 06:20 | 18:00 | Amavasya, Ishti |
| Nov 29 | Monday | Vrischikam 13 | Pradhama S | Thrikketta 19:47 | 06:20 | 18:01 | — |
| Nov 30 | Tuesday | Vrischikam 14 | Dwitheeya S | Moolam 21:29 | 06:21 | 18:01 | — |
The daily source data records the November 1–4 sequence and the associated sunrise/sunset values, followed by the remaining Thulam and Vrischikam dates through November 30.
November 2027 Malayalam Calendar: Ekadasi Dates
There are two major Ekadasi observances listed in the November calendar:
| Date | Ekadasi | Paksha |
|---|---|---|
| November 10 | Devutthana Ekadasi | Shukla Paksha |
| November 24 | Utpanna Ekadasi | Krishna Paksha |
Devutthana Ekadasi is listed on November 10, while Utpanna Ekadasi is listed on November 24 in the Malayalam Calendar.
Malayalam Calendar November 2027 Pradosh Vrat Dates
The November calendar contains two Guru Pradosh Vrat dates:
- November 11, 2027 – Thursday
- November 25, 2027 – Thursday
Both dates are explicitly identified as Guru Pradosh Vrat in the source calendar.
Malayalam Calendar November 2027 Purnima and Amavasya
The lunar month includes both Purnima and Amavasya:
| Lunar Day | Date | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Purnima | November 14 | Pournami S; Purnima and Ishti |
| Amavasya | November 28 | Amavasi K; Amavasya and Ishti |
The Malayalam Calendar records Purnima on November 14 and Amavasya on November 28.
Sunrise and Sunset in November 2027
The Malayalam daily calendar shows sunrise gradually moving from approximately 6:11 AM at the beginning of November to 6:21 AM by November 30.
Sunset remains close to 6:00 PM throughout the month, moving from around 6:00 PM at the beginning of November to 6:01 PM at the end of the month in the Malayalam Calendar data.
These timings are location-dependent. They should not be treated as identical for every city in Kerala. For time-sensitive religious observances, use the Panchang calculated for your specific location.
Important Malayalam Calendar Dates in November 2027
For quick reference, these are the dates most likely to be useful when planning religious observances:
- November 4: Soora Samharam and Shasti Vratam
- November 10: Devutthana Ekadasi
- November 11: Guru Pradosh Vrat
- November 13: Anvadhan
- November 14: Purnima, Nehru Jayanthi, Children’s Day and Ishti
- November 17: Vrischikam Sankramam and Mandalakala Begins
- November 24: Utpanna Ekadasi
- November 25: Guru Pradosh Vrat
- November 27: Anvadhan
- November 28: Amavasya and Ishti
Frequently Asked Questions
November 2027 covers Thulam and Vrischikam 1203. The calendar marks November 17 as Vrischikam Sankramam, after which the Malayalam calendar enters Vrischikam 1203.
According to the Malayalam calendar, Soora Samharam is on Thursday, November 4, 2027. The same date is also listed as Shasti Vratam.
Devutthana Ekadasi is on Wednesday, November 10, 2027, according to the Malayalam Calendar.
The Malayalam calendar marks November 17, 2027 as Vrischikam Sankramam and the beginning of Vrischikam 1203.
According to the Malayalam calendar, Mandalakala Begins on Wednesday, November 17, 2027.