Wish you a very happy Gudi Padva, the festival of many names!
Gudi
Padva is Marathi for Chaitra Shukla Pratipada in the Hindu calendar. It
marks the start of Vasant Ritu or the season of spring, a time for
flowers, fruits and ripening of crops. Hindu Kokanis know Gudi Padva as
Samvatsar Padvo, Telegu-speaking Hindus of Andhra pradesh call it Ugadi
and the Kashmiri Pandits call Gudi Padva Navreh. The Kannadigas from
Karnataka call this auspicious festival Yugadi and the Sindhis call it
Cheti Chand.
We wish all Hindus spread across the world a very happy Chaitra Shukla Pratipada! Jai Mata Di!
Note
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