Mumbai: People in Maharashtra and those who hail from the state will celebrate their New Year tomorrow i.e., March 28. Traditionally known as Gudi Padwa, the New Year begins with the Chaitra month of the Hindu calendar.


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On this auspicious occasion, family members get together to celebrate the New Year after decorating their homes with flowers, rangolis and making special preparations in the kitchen.


Check out the Tithi and timings that mark the beginning of the New Year day:


According to Drikpanchang.com, the Tithi begins on March 28 after 08:26 AM and end on the following day at 05:44 AM. So you can begin with the festivities after the Tithi begins.


Here’s how you can celebrate Gudi Padwa. Click here to check out the Vidhi.