Malayalam calendar 2027 September covers the closing part of Chingam 1203 and the beginning of Kanni 1203. It is a particularly important month for Kerala because the calendar includes Onam, Vamana Jayanthi, Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi, Rishi Panchami, Parsva Ekadashi, Kanni Sankramam, Vishwakarma Puja, Indira Ekadashi and the beginning of Navarathri.
The month also contains the transition from the Chingam solar month to Kanni. According to the Malayalam calendar 2027, Kanni Sankramam falls on September 17, 2027.
Malayalam Calendar 2027 September at a Glance
| Date | Malayalam Date | Major Event |
|---|---|---|
| September 1 | Chingam 15 | Ishti |
| September 3 | Chingam 17 | Varaha Jayanthi |
| September 4 | Chingam 18 | Rishi Panchami, Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi |
| September 5 | Chingam 19 | Shasti Vratam |
| September 11 | Chingam 25 | Parsva Ekadashi |
| September 12 | Chingam 26 | Vamana Jayanthi, Onam |
| September 13 | Chingam 27 | Soma Pradosh Vrat |
| September 14 | Chingam 28 | Hindi Diwas |
| September 15 | Chingam 29 | Visvesvaraya Jayanthi, Engineer’s Day, Anvadhan |
| September 16 | Chingam 30 | Ishti |
| September 17 | Kanni 1 | Kanni Sankramam, Vishwakarma Puja |
| September 26 | Kanni 10 | Indira Ekadashi |
| September 27 | Kanni 11 | Soma Pradosh Vrat |
| September 29 | Kanni 13 | Anvadhan |
| September 30 | Kanni 14 | Navarathri, Ishti |
The Malayalam Month Changes in September
The most important calendar transition of the month takes place on September 17.
The Malayalam calendar moves from:
Chingam 1203 → Kanni 1203
with Kanni Sankramam on September 17, 2027.
The Chingam portion covers September 1 through September 16 in the Malayalam calendar, while Kanni begins on September 17.
Chingam 1203
The first part of the month includes:
- Varaha Jayanthi
- Rishi Panchami
- Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi
- Shasti Vratam
- Parsva Ekadashi
- Vamana Jayanthi
- Onam
- Soma Pradosh Vrat
Kanni 1203
The second part includes:
- Kanni Sankramam
- Vishwakarma Puja
- Indira Ekadashi
- Soma Pradosh Vrat
- Navarathri
September 3: Varaha Jayanthi
Varaha Jayanthi is listed on Friday, September 3, 2027.
The daily calendar gives:
- Chingam 17
- Shukla Tritheeya
- Atham Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:14
- Sunset: 18:29
Varaha Jayanthi is associated with Lord Vishnu’s Varaha incarnation and is observed through devotional practices according to individual tradition.
September 4: Rishi Panchami and Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi
September 4 has two important entries in the Malayalam festival calendar:
- Rishi Panchami
- Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi
The date is Chingam 18.
The daily Panchang information gives:
| Detail | September 4, 2027 |
|---|---|
| Malayalam date | Chingam 18 |
| Tithi | Shukla Chaturthi |
| Nakshatra | Chithira |
| Sunrise | 06:14 |
| Sunset | 18:29 |
The Kerala-specific Vinayaka Chathurthi listing makes this date particularly relevant for readers looking for Kerala festival dates rather than a generic India-wide calendar.
September 5: Shasti Vratam
Shasti Vratam is listed on September 5.
The same date is also marked as Teachers’ Day in the Malayalam festival list.
The daily calendar gives:
- Chingam 19
- Shukla Panchami
- Chothi Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:13
- Sunset: 18:28
September 11: Parsva Ekadashi
Parsva Ekadashi is listed on Saturday, September 11.
The Malayalam daily data gives:
- Chingam 25
- Shukla Ekadashi
- Uthradam Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:13
- Sunset: 18:24
Parsva Ekadashi is one of the Ekadashi observances in the lunar calendar. Those observing an Ekadashi fast should follow the fasting and Parana rules of their own tradition and local Panchang.
September 12: Onam and Vamana Jayanthi
September 12 is one of the central dates of the month.
The Malayalam festival list marks:
Onam
and
Vamana Jayanthi
on Sunday, September 12.
The daily calendar gives:
- Chingam 26
- Shukla Dwadasi
- Thiruvonam Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:13
- Sunset: 18:24
Onam in the September Calendar
Onam is closely connected with Kerala’s cultural calendar and the traditional story of King Mahabali.
The Malayalam calendar places Onam on September 12, 2027.
Vamana Jayanthi
The same date is listed for Vamana Jayanthi.
The association between Onam and Vamana tradition makes September 12 one of the most significant religious dates in this month’s calendar.
September 13: Soma Pradosh Vrat
Soma Pradosh Vrat is listed on Monday, September 13.
The daily data gives:
- Chingam 27
- Shukla Trayodashi
- Avittam Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:12
- Sunset: 18:24
Because this is a Monday Pradosh, the Malayalam festival list identifies it specifically as Soma Pradosh Vrat.
September 15: Visvesvaraya Jayanthi and Engineer’s Day
September 15 contains several entries:
- Visvesvaraya Jayanthi
- Engineer’s Day
- Anvadhan
The date is Chingam 29.
The daily data gives:
- Purnami
- Chathayam Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:12
- Sunset: 18:23
The festival list associates Visvesvaraya Jayanthi and Engineer’s Day with this date.
September 17: Kanni Sankramam
Kanni Sankramam is listed on Friday, September 17, 2027.
This is the solar transition from Chingam to Kanni.
The Malayalam calendar gives:
- Kanni 1
- Krishna Dwitheeya
- Uthrattathi Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:12
- Sunset: 18:21
The festival list also includes Vishwakarma Puja on this date.
Why Kanni Sankramam Matters
Kanni Sankramam marks the beginning of the Malayalam solar month of Kanni.
Chingam 1203 and Kanni 1203
rather than describing September simply as a single Malayalam month.
Vishwakarma Puja – September 17
The Malayalam festival list places Vishwakarma Puja on September 17, the same day as Kanni Sankramam.
The two entries belong to different calendar contexts:
- Kanni Sankramam — Malayalam solar transition
- Vishwakarma Puja — religious/cultural observance
September 26: Indira Ekadashi
Indira Ekadashi is listed on Sunday, September 26, 2027.
The daily calendar gives:
- Kanni 10
- Krishna Ekadashi
- Pooyam Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:11
- Sunset: 18:16
Indira Ekadashi is traditionally associated with prayers for departed ancestors and is observed by devotees according to their religious tradition.
As with other Ekadashi observances, fasting rules and Parana timing should be determined using the observer’s location and chosen Panchang tradition.
September 27: Soma Pradosh Vrat
The second Pradosh observance listed for September occurs on Monday, September 27.
The Malayalam calendar identifies it as Soma Pradosh Vrat.
Daily details:
- Kanni 11
- Krishna Dwadasi
- Ayilyam Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:11
- Sunset: 18:16
September 30: Navarathri Begins in the Festival List
The September festival list marks Navarathri and Ishti on September 30.
The daily calendar gives:
- Kanni 14
- Krishna Chaturdashi
- Uthram Nakshatra
- Sunrise: 06:11
- Sunset: 18:14
This makes September 30 an important transition point for users planning around the Navarathri period.
September 2027 Lunar Calendar
The month begins in the Malayalam calendar with the waning phase around the end of the previous lunar cycle and moves through the Shukla Paksha before reaching Purnima.
Shukla Paksha Highlights
Important dates include:
- September 3 — Tritheeya
- September 4 — Chaturthi
- September 5 — Panchami
- September 11 — Ekadashi
- September 12 — Dwadasi
- September 13 — Trayodashi
- September 15 — Purnima
Krishna Paksha Highlights
After Purnima, the calendar moves into Krishna Paksha:
- September 16 — Pradhama
- September 25 — Ekadashi
- September 26 — Dwadasi in the Malayalam calendar daily grid
- September 30 — Chaturdashi
Full Malayalam Calendar 2027 September with Sunrise and Sunset
| Date | Malayalam Date | Tithi | Nakshatra | Sunrise | Sunset | Festival / Observance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 1 | Chingam 15 | Shukla Pradhama | Pooram | 06:14 | 18:31 | Ishti |
| September 2 | Chingam 16 | Shukla Dwitheeya | Uthram | 06:14 | 18:30 | — |
| September 3 | Chingam 17 | Shukla Tritheeya | Atham | 06:14 | 18:29 | Varaha Jayanthi |
| September 4 | Chingam 18 | Shukla Chaturthi | Chithira | 06:14 | 18:29 | Rishi Panchami, Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi |
| September 5 | Chingam 19 | Shukla Panchami | Chothi | 06:13 | 18:28 | Teachers’ Day, Shasti Vratam |
| September 6 | Chingam 20 | Shukla Shashti | Vishakham | 06:13 | 18:28 | — |
| September 7 | Chingam 21 | Shukla Sapthami | Anizham | 06:13 | 18:27 | — |
| September 8 | Chingam 22 | Shukla Ashtami | Thrikketta | 06:13 | 18:27 | Ashtami |
| September 9 | Chingam 23 | Shukla Navami | Moolam | 06:13 | 18:26 | Navami |
| September 10 | Chingam 24 | Shukla Dasami | Pooradam | 06:13 | 18:26 | — |
| September 11 | Chingam 25 | Shukla Ekadashi | Uthradam | 06:13 | 18:25 | Parsva Ekadashi |
| September 12 | Chingam 26 | Shukla Dwadasi | Thiruvonam | 06:13 | 18:24 | Vamana Jayanthi, Onam |
| September 13 | Chingam 27 | Shukla Trayodashi | Avittam | 06:12 | 18:24 | Soma Pradosh Vrat |
| September 14 | Chingam 28 | Shukla Chaturdashi | Avittam | 06:12 | 18:23 | Hindi Diwas |
| September 15 | Chingam 29 | Purnima | Chathayam | 06:12 | 18:23 | Visvesvaraya Jayanthi, Engineer’s Day, Anvadhan |
| September 16 | Chingam 30 | Krishna Pradhama | Pooruruttathi | 06:12 | 18:22 | Ishti |
| September 17 | Kanni 1 | Krishna Dwitheeya | Uthrattathi | 06:12 | 18:21 | Kanni Sankramam, Vishwakarma Puja |
| September 18 | Kanni 2 | Krishna Dwitheeya | Revathi | 06:12 | 18:21 | — |
| September 19 | Kanni 3 | Krishna Tritheeya | Ashwathi | 06:12 | 18:20 | — |
| September 20 | Kanni 4 | Krishna Chaturthi | Bharani | 06:12 | 18:20 | — |
| September 21 | Kanni 5 | Krishna Panchami | Karthika | 06:12 | 18:19 | — |
| September 22 | Kanni 7 | Krishna Sapthami | Rohini | 06:11 | 18:18 | — |
| September 23 | Kanni 8 | Krishna Ashtami | Makayiram | 06:11 | 18:18 | Ashtami |
| September 24 | Kanni 9 | Krishna Navami | Thiruvathira | 06:11 | 18:17 | Navami |
| September 25 | Kanni 10 | Krishna Dasami | Punartham | 06:11 | 18:17 | — |
| September 26 | Kanni 10 | Krishna Ekadashi | Pooyam | 06:11 | 18:16 | Indira Ekadashi |
| September 27 | Kanni 11 | Krishna Dwadasi | Ayilyam | 06:11 | 18:16 | Soma Pradosh Vrat |
| September 28 | Kanni 12 | Krishna Trayodashi | Makham | 06:11 | 18:15 | — |
| September 29 | Kanni 13 | Krishna Chaturdashi | Uthram | 06:11 | 18:14 | Anvadhan |
| September 30 | Kanni 14 | Krishna Amavasya | Atham | 06:11 | 18:14 | Navarathri, Ishti |
Malayalam Calendar September 2027 Ekadashi Dates
The Malayalam festival calendar identifies:
| Date | Ekadashi |
|---|---|
| September 11 | Parsva Ekadashi |
| September 26 | Indira Ekadashi |
The two observances occur in different Malayalam solar months: Parsva Ekadashi falls during Chingam, while Indira Ekadashi is listed during Kanni.
Malayalam Calendar September 2027 September 2027 Pradosh Dates
Two Pradosh observances are listed:
- September 13 — Soma Pradosh Vrat
- September 27 — Soma Pradosh Vrat
Both are listed on Mondays.
The exact Pradosh period should be calculated using the local sunset rather than applying a single nationwide clock time.
Important Malayalam Calendar Dates in September 2027
For quick reference:
- September 3 — Varaha Jayanthi
- September 4 — Rishi Panchami, Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi
- September 5 — Shasti Vratam
- September 11 — Parsva Ekadashi
- September 12 — Vamana Jayanthi, Onam
- September 13 — Soma Pradosh Vrat
- September 15 — Visvesvaraya Jayanthi, Engineer’s Day, Anvadhan
- September 17 — Kanni Sankramam, Vishwakarma Puja
- September 26 — Indira Ekadashi
- September 27 — Soma Pradosh Vrat
- September 29 — Anvadhan
- September 30 — Navarathri, Ishti
Frequently Asked Questions
September 2027 covers Chingam 1203 and Kanni 1203.
According to the Malayalam Malayalam calendar, Kanni Sankramam is on September 17, 2027.
The Malayalam festival calendar lists Onam on September 12, 2027, along with Vamana Jayanthi.
The Malayalam calendar lists Kerala Vinayaka Chathurthi on September 4, 2027, along with Rishi Panchami.
Parsva Ekadashi is listed on September 11, 2027.
Indira Ekadashi is listed on September 26, 2027.
The Malayalam festival list places Vishwakarma Puja on September 17, 2027, the date of Kanni Sankramam.
The Malayalam September festival list marks Navarathri on September 30, 2027.