In the Malayalam calendar, the month of November in the year 1957 holds significant cultural and historical importance. This calendar follows the traditional lunisolar system and is widely used by the Malayali community in Kerala, India. The month of November is known as ‘Vrischika’ in Malayalam, and it marks the transition from the rainy season to the winter season in Kerala. In 1957, this month was particularly eventful with various festivals, religious observances, and historical events taking place.
During the month of Vrischika in 1957, several important festivals were celebrated in Kerala. One of the most significant festivals was ‘Guruvayur Ekadasi’, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is celebrated with great fervor at the Guruvayur Temple. Another notable festival during this time was ‘Thrikarthika’, a festival dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Additionally, ‘Mandala Pooja’ and ‘Sree Chithira Thirunal Jayanthi’ were also observed in November 1957, adding to the cultural richness of the month.
1957 November Malayalam Calendar
Historical Events in the 1957 November Malayalam Calendar
Aside from festivals, November 1957 also witnessed several significant historical events in Kerala. This month marked the birth anniversary of renowned poet and lyricist Vayalar Ramavarma, who made significant contributions to Malayalam literature and film music. Additionally, in the political sphere, the formation of the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee took place in November 1957, paving the way for the state’s political landscape.