Happy Gujarati New Year 2022 Wishes in Gujarati: Quotes, HD Images, Messages, Greetings, Posters, Banners, and Slogans
Traditionally Gujarati New Year begins with Annakut Puja, commonly referred to as Gowardhan Puja. Gujarati New Year is typically observed following Diwali, although there could be nights separating the two celebrations. During this festival, people are expected to move on from their past finances and start off fresh with new account books and hope that everything will be looked at and overseen by the goddess as the new year begins.
Gujarati New Year 2020 Date And Time
This Wednesday, October 26, Gujarati Nav Varsh, popularly referred to as Best Varas or Gujarati New Year 2022, will indeed be celebrated. The pratipada tithi begins at 04:18 PM on Oct 25, 2022, and pratipada tithi ends at 02:42 PM on Oct 26, 2022. This entire festival focuses on good wealth and how goddess Laxmi has an influence over that.
The Gujarati Nav Varsh is known as Bestu Varas or Varsha Pratipada, and to mark the occasion, people prepare a fresh set of financial records known as the Chopda and offer prayers to Goddess Lakshmi for good fortune and tranquility. This is so since the Vikram Samvat Calendar is used in the official Gujarati schedule. Kartak, not Chaitra, as it is in numerous additional Indian states, is therefore the primary monthly in the Gujarati schedule.
Gujarati Quotes, Messages, HD Images, Banners, Posters, Slogans, Wishes, and Greetings To Greet Your Happy Gujarati New Year 2022
“Sala mubaraka mitra… Nava varasa ni subhakamana… Avanara varsa badhanumm mangalamaya ho…”
“On the joyous occasion of Gujarati New Year, here’s praying that Shri Krishna blesses you with good health, wealth, peace and prosperity. Nutan Varshabhinandan. Jai Shri Krishna.”
“The happiness of the new year is everywhere. Many congratulations of the new year and may Lord Krishna bless you and your loved ones! Happy Gujarati New Year 2022!”
“On the joyous occasion of Gujarati New Year 2022, here’s praying that Shri Krishna blesses you with good health, wealth, peace and prosperity. Nutan Varshabhinandan. Jai Shri Krishna.”
