Culturally and spiritually, Gudi Padwa bears immense significance. It is said to invite good luck while keeping evil at bay. The festival is also celebrated as the first day of spring in the ...

Gudi Pawda 2025: Gudi Padwa marks the Marathi New Year and is celebrated with enthusiasm in Maharashtra and Goa. Falling on the first day of the Chaitra month, it signifies new beginnings.

Gudi Padwa, the Marathi New Year ... Do Not Place the Gudi in the Wrong Direction: Ensure that the Gudi faces east to invite prosperity and ward off negativity. Avoid Disrespecting the Gudi ...

Gudi Padwa, also called Samvatsar Padvo, is celebrated on the first day of the Chaitra month of the Hindu calendar. It is the first day of the year for people of Maharashtra and Konkan region.

With celebrations in their minds and puranpolis on the table, youngsters are ready to welcome Gudi Padwa. Gudi Padwa also ... games and quizzes: It’s party time for Pune’s pets While most ...

Happy Gudi Padwa: Gudi Padwa marks the beginning of the Marathi New Year and the harvest season in Maharashtra. Know its date, history, significance and more. Gudi Padwa 2024: Gudi Padwa is ...

On Friday, April 8 several parts of India will celebrate Gudi Padwa. The festivities will be at their peak in Maharashtra where Gudi Padwa is celebrated with fervor. But do you know the ...

Every year, Indians around the world pre-dominantly hailing from Maharashtra, some parts of Goa and Karnataka get together to celebrate Gudi Padwa. While being the annual spring festival it is ...

Pune: Candidates from Pune Lok Sabha seat on Tuesday attended programmes and meetings to mark Gudi Padwa celebrations ... A BJP leader said that the party has taken up a campaign to reach 10 ...

Gudi Padwa is celebrated across Maharashtra as the Marathi New Year. On this day, Maharashtrians hoist a gudi (an inverted kalash wrapped in bright zari cloth) in front of their homes, get dressed ...

People in Maharashtra celebrated the spring-time festival of Gudi Padwa -this marks the traditional new year for Marathi Hindus- with traditional fervour and welcomed it as per the Shalivahan ...