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Celebrated on the first day of the Chaitra month of the Hindu
calendar (March-April as per the Gregorian Calendar), Gudi Padwa
marks the New Year's Day for Maharashtrians and Hindu Konkanis in
India. The Brahma Purana declares Gudi Padwa to be the time on which
Lord Brahma created the world after the great deluge. One of the 3
and a half days in the Indian Lunar calendar called "Sade-Teen
Muhurt", whose every moment is considered auspicious in general to
start a new activity. Mark this holy occasion and step up your
festive celebrations with our wonderful section on Gudi Padwa that
includes fantastic e-cards and wallpapers to send for free to
friends and dear ones, lip-smacking recipes to try out at home and
prepare delicious dishes during the festival, marvelous gifts to
personalize and send to loved ones and more. Also, you can get here
well-researched articles on the History of Gudi Padwa, Legends of
Gudi Padwa and rituals associated to Gudi Padwa. So grab your mouse
and explore the pages of our Gudi Padwa section. If you want to
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Gudi Padwa Legends |
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Read about some interesting ancient Indian legends that are believed
to have given rise to the Gudi Padwa festival. Click Here |
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