India News: People in Maharashtra on Friday celebrated the Marathi new year, Gudi Padwa, with traditional fervour and welcomed it as per the Shalivahan Shaka cale. Read Ad-Free on App.

Gudi Padwa, marking the Hindu lunisolar New Year on Chaitra month's first day, is celebrated with joy in Maharashtra and Goa on March 30, 2025. Symbolizing new beginnings and the victory of good ...

Gudi Padwa holds a profound significance for farmers in Maharashtra and the Konkan region, marking not just a cultural celebration but also a critical juncture in the agricultural calendar.

Gudi Padwa, also known as Marathi New Year, is a vibrant and auspicious festival celebrated with immense joy and enthusiasm across Maharashtra and its surrounding regions.

What is Gudi Padwa? The festival, also known as Samvatsara Padvo, marks the first day of the New Marathi Year and the harvest season in Maharashtra. The festival is known for its many different ...

Gudi Padwa is the annual spring festival celebrated in Maharashtra and parts of Goa and Karnataka, and is also observed as the first day of the New Year This year, Gudi Padwa will be celebrated on ...

Gudi Padwa 2025, a spring festival that marks the beginning of the New Year for Marathi and Konkani Hindus, is when many real estate developers in Maharashtra traditionally offer discounts to ...

Thane (Maharashtra) [India], March 30 (ANI): Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Sunday extended greetings on the occasion of Gudi Padwa and Hindu Nav Varsh. Deputy CM Shinde also ...

On the occasion of Gudi Padwa 2025, Maharashtra saw a significant rise in vehicle registrations, with 86,814 vehicles registered across the state, the officials said on Sunday.

March 2025 in Maharashtra includes significant holidays, notably International Women’s Day on March 8th, Gudi Padwa on March 22nd, and Holi on March 30th.

Gudi Padwa 2025: Vehicle Registrations Surge 31% In Maharashtra, Over 86,000 New Vehicles Hit Roads A total of 86,814 new vehicles, including two-wheelers and four-wheelers, were registered ...