Gudi Padwa is a festival of immense cultural and religious importance, primarily observed by Hindus. It signifies the onset ...

as families and communities across Maharashtra will come together to hoist the Gudi, perform religious rituals, and enjoy special festive foods. According to this belief, the day is considered the ...

It is customary to consume Neem leaves on this day. One of the most important rituals of Gudi Padwa is the installation of the ‘gudi’ – a flag placed on a bamboo pole, and garlanded with ...

Mumbaikars are all set to celebrate Gudi Padwa on March 30. It’s one of the many spring festivals celebrated by Indians during ... After all these rituals are completed, Maharashtrians feast ...

Women and their families dressed in traditional attire, performed rituals, and offered prasad, including Puran Poli and Shrikhand. The Gudi, a key element of the celebration, was made by tying a ...

North Indians do not traditionally observe Gudi Padwa but begin the nine-day Chaitra Navratri puja on the same day. As part of their rituals, they also consume neem mixed with mishri (sugar ...