The Mathrubhumi Malayalam Calendar for 1985 corresponds primarily to the Malayalam Years (Kollavarsham) 1160 and 1161. Historically, this calendar is valued for its detailed Panchangam data, which includes the 27 lunar mansions or "stars" (Nakshatras) essential for determining auspicious timings and Hindu religious observances in Kerala. Understanding the 1985 Calendar Structure
Thiruvonam 1985 – In Chingam 1160 (August 1985), the Thiruvonam star fell on August 25. That day’s star was, appropriately, Thiruvonam itself (Shravana), which was highly auspicious. The calendar printed a special note: “Thiruvonam star lasts until 10:15 AM – best time for Onam sadya.” mathrubhumi malayalam calendar 1985 with stars
For a Malayali born in 1985, their Janma Nakshatram as recorded in the family’s Mathrubhumi calendar (often hung on a brass nail in the kitchen) was their celestial identity. Even today, when someone says “I am Thiruvonam star” or “Rohini,” they are unknowingly referencing a system preserved by publications like Mathrubhumi. Detailed monthly charts for 1985, including all 27
Detailed monthly charts for 1985, including all 27 stars (Aswati to Revati), can be found in archives like the 1985 Malayalam Calendar PDF Mathrubhumi Astrology Tools: You can use the Mathrubhumi Rashi & Nakshatra Finder Detailed monthly charts for 1985