Cheti Chand marks the birth anniversary of Lord Jhulelal, a revered deity of the Sindhi community. It is celebrated as the Sindhi New Year. Key Points: 1. Lord Jhulelal is worshipped as the God of Water. 2. Celebrated on the second day of Chaitra month (Hindu calendar). 3. Sindhis perform rituals, prayers, and processions on this day. 4. Symbolizes prosperity and community unity. 5. Cheti Chand is similar to Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra. Bee Facts: • Cheti Chand (a): Sindhi New Year, associated with Jhulelal. • Jamshedi Navroz (b): Persian New Year. • Chaliho Sahib (c): A 40-day fasting festival of Sindhis. • Ulambana (d): A Buddhist festival.
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