| Festival / Event | 1992 Gregorian Date | Malayalam Month & Star | |----------------|---------------------|------------------------| | (Thiruvonam) | September 11 | Chingam – Thiruvonam | | Vishu | April 14 (1167 Medam 1) | Medam 1 | | Navaratri / Durga Ashtami | October 5–6 | Kanni – Moolam / Avittam | | Deepavali | October 22 | Thulam – Narayam | | Christmas | December 25 | Dhanu – Thiruvathira | | Milad-un-Nabi | September 16 | Kanni – Chothi | Note: Exact star-based dates vary slightly depending on the traditional panchanga computation for one's location (e.g., Kerala vs. Tamil Nadu). The Months of Kollavarsham 1168 (Mid-1992 to Mid-1993) For most of 1992 (August to December), the calendar followed this month sequence:
There’s a certain nostalgia attached to flipping through old wall calendars. For Malayalis around the world, the Malayalam calendar —known as Kollavarsham —is more than just a timekeeping system. It is the heartbeat of our festivals, harvests, and religious life. malayalam calendar 1992
Next time you find an old calendar in an attic, don’t throw it away. You might be holding a slice of Kerala’s soul. Did you experience any special event in 1992 according to the Malayalam calendar? Share your memory in the comments below! | Festival / Event | 1992 Gregorian Date
