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Cheti Chand (Jhulelal Jayanti) 1978

The Sindhi New Year and the birth anniversary of Jhulelal, for your city

📍 Bangalore, India
Cheti Chand (Jhulelal Jayanti) · 1978
📍 Bangalore, India
April 8, 1978
The Sindhi New Year and the birth anniversary of Jhulelal, for your city
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Cheti Chand Date · Bangalore
April 8, 1978
🌒 Moon (Pratipada): Visible (06:51 PM)
🌅 Sunrise
Apr 8
06:12:39 AM
🌕 Moonrise
Apr 8
06:35:36 AM
🌇 Sunset
Apr 8
06:30:53 PM
🔭 Best Time to See the Moon
Apr 8
06:50:53 PM
🌑 Moonset
Apr 8
07:15:53 PM
🌒 Dvitiya Begins
Apr 8
08:38:37 PM
🌓 Dvitiya Ends
Apr 9
09:04:12 PM
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Cheti Chand (Jhulelal Jayanti)

Cheti Chand, also widely known as Jhulelal Jayanti, is the Sindhi New Year and the birth anniversary of Jhulelal (Uderolal), the patron saint and Ishta Devata of the Sindhi Hindu community, revered as an incarnation of Varuna Deva. It falls in Chaitra Shukla Paksha, close to the start of the lunar new year observed across much of India as Ugadi/Gudi Padwa.

Regional and family observance can vary. Please confirm with your own community's convention where it differs from what is shown here.

Commonly searched as: “Cheti Chand 1978 Bangalore”, “Cheti Chand Bangalore 1979”, “Jhulelal Jayanti 1978 Bangalore”, “Jhulelal Jayanti Bangalore 1979”

Tradition & Practice
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Jhulelal, Patron Saint
Jhulelal (Uderolal) is revered by Sindhi Hindus as an incarnation of Varuna Deva, worshipped for wisdom, water, and protection. Cheti Chand marks his birth anniversary.
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Sindhi New Year
Cheti Chand marks the beginning of the Sindhi calendar year (Cheti = "of Chait/Chaitra"), observed with processions, prayers by the river, and the Baherana Sahib ceremony.
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