Malayalam Daily Calendar 2026

Malayalam Daily Calendar 2026 provides complete details of today’s Kerala calendar including Malayalam date, nakshatram, tithi, rahu kalam, gulika kalam, yamakandam, sunrise, sunset, and auspicious timings. Malayalam Calendar Today, July 06, 2026, helps users stay updated with important Kerala Panchangam details followed across the state for religious rituals, festivals, fasting days, and daily activities.
Many people in Kerala refer to the Malayalam calendar before starting new ventures, conducting poojas, planning travel, housewarming ceremonies, weddings, and other important occasions. The daily calendar also includes information about Chandrashtamam, Amavasi, Pournami, festival dates, and favorable Muhurtham timings.
Malayalam Calendar 2026 is widely used by families, temple followers, astrologers, and devotees to check traditional Kerala Panchang details every day. Stay updated with accurate Malayalam daily calendar information and important Kerala astrological timings in one place.

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Midhunam – Karkidakam 1201

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Nalla Neram Today – July 6, 2026 (Monday)

Nalla Neram refers to the most auspicious time of the day according to the Malayalam Panchangam. It is widely consulted before starting important activities such as travel, business decisions, job interviews, examinations, weddings, and religious rituals. Nalla Neram timings are calculated based on the day, sunrise time, and planetary positions as per traditional astrological principles.

Period	Nalla Neram Timing
Morning	6:15 - 7:15 am
Afternoon	—
Evening	4:45 - 5:45 pm

Timings are indicative and may vary slightly based on location. Kerala / Thiruvananthapuram timings are used as the reference.

Rahu Kalam, Yamakandam & Gulikai Kalam Today – July 6, 2026 (Monday)

Rahu Kalam is an inauspicious period observed daily as per Hindu astrology and the Malayalam Panchangam. Auspicious activities such as new ventures, property purchases, travel, and ceremonies are generally avoided during this time. Yamakandam and Gulikai Kalam are also considered unfavourable periods and are avoided for important beginnings.

Inauspicious Period	Timing	Significance
Rahu Kalam	07:46 AM – 09:19 AM	Most commonly avoided inauspicious time of the day
Yamakandam	10:53 AM – 12:26 PM	Associated with Yama; avoided for auspicious activities
Gulikai Kalam	02:00 PM – 03:34 PM	Son of Saturn; considered inauspicious for new beginnings

Sunrise and Sunset Timings Today – July 6, 2026

Sunrise and sunset timings are crucial in the Malayalam Panchangam, as all daily astrological calculations — including Rahu Kalam, Nalla Neram, and Yamakandam — are derived based on sunrise. The following timings are calculated using Kerala (Thiruvananthapuram) as the reference location.

Event	Timing	Details
Sunrise	06:12 AM	Start of the day as per Panchangam
Sunset	06:41 PM	End of daylight hours
Moonrise	11:23 PM	Important for tithi calculations
Moonset	11:50 AM	End of lunar visibility
Day Duration	12h 29m	Total duration of daylight

Today's Complete Malayalam Panchangam Summary – July 6, 2026

Below is a quick overview of today's Malayalam Panchangam, covering all key astrological details at a glance.

Panchangam Element	Today's Detail
Malayalam Date	Midhunam 22, 1201
Day	Monday
Nakshatram	Pooruruttathi
Tithi	Shashthi
Karanam	Vanija
Yogam	Saubhagya
Malayalam Month	Midhunam
Malayalam Year	1201
Sunrise	06:12 AM
Sunset	06:41 PM
Nalla Neram	6:15 - 7:15 am / 4:45 - 5:45 pm
Rahu Kalam	07:46 AM – 09:19 AM
Yamakandam	10:53 AM – 12:26 PM
Gulikai Kalam	02:00 PM – 03:34 PM

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Frequently Asked Questions on Malayalam Calendar Today

1. What is today's Malayalam Calendar date?

Today, July 6, 2026, corresponds to the Malayalam month of Midhunam in the Malayalam year 1201. The Malayalam Calendar follows a traditional solar system, and the date is calculated based on the sun's transit.

2. What is Nalla Neram today as per the Malayalam Calendar?

Nalla Neram refers to the most auspicious time of the day according to the Malayalam Panchangam. It is considered favourable for starting new activities, travel, business decisions, and important personal or religious work. Today's Nalla Neram timings are updated daily on this page.

3. What is Rahu Kalam today?

Rahu Kalam is an inauspicious period of approximately 90 minutes observed every day in the Malayalam Calendar. It is generally avoided for new beginnings, travel, and important tasks. The exact timing of Rahu Kalam varies daily based on sunrise time and location.

4. What are Yamakandam and Gulikai Kalam in the Malayalam Calendar?

Yamakandam and Gulikai Kalam are two additional inauspicious time periods calculated daily in the Malayalam Panchangam. Similar to Rahu Kalam, these periods are avoided for auspicious activities such as weddings, housewarming ceremonies, and business inaugurations.

5. What is the Malayalam month and year today?

The current Malayalam year is 1201, and today falls in the Malayalam month of Midhunam.

6. How is the Malayalam Daily Calendar different from the English Calendar?

The Malayalam Calendar is a traditional solar calendar primarily based on the movement of the sun, whereas the Gregorian (English) calendar follows a fixed solar cycle. The Malayalam Calendar is used to determine religious observances, festivals, auspicious timings, nakshatrams, and panchangam elements, making it essential for cultural and spiritual practices in Kerala.

7. Can I use the Malayalam Daily Calendar for muhurtham and wedding dates?

Yes. The Malayalam Daily Calendar is widely used to identify Muhurtham dates for weddings, housewarming ceremonies, naming ceremonies, and other auspicious events. It helps determine favourable nakshatrams, tithis, and time periods considered ideal according to traditional Malayalam astrology.