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Gujarati New Year 2022: Best Wishes, Greetings, Quotes, HD Images, Messages, Pics, and Shayari To Share On Bestu Varas

Considered a significant day in Gujarati culture. Gujarati New Year is annually celebrated one day after Diwali. The day is celebrated with full enthusiasm and joy in Gujarat. This day marks the official beginning of the Gujarati calendar named Vikram Samvat. It signifies the closing of old books of bank accounts and the opening of new entries. Bestu Varas begins on Annakut Puja, also goes by the name Gowardhan Puja. 

It is usually celebrated a day after Diwali, but if you notice there is only one day between Diwali and Gujarati New Year, it is known as Bestu Varas or Gujarati Nav Varsh. Gujarati New Year 2022 will be celebrated on 26th October i.e Wednesday.

If you wanna gree your loved ones a very Happy Gujarati New Year 2022, then use these best HD images, wishes, shayari, messages, quotes, greetings, pics and messages.

Best Gujarati New Year 2022 Quotes, Wishes, Greetings, HD Images, Shayari, Messages, and Pics For Bestu Varas

Gujarati New Year

On the occasion of Gujarati New Year, I am sending you 12 months full of happiness, 52 weeks of smiles, 365 days of joy…. Have a great year ahead….. Happy New Year.

Happy Gujarati New Year 2022

May the first day of Gujarati New Year 2018 marks the beginning of many new things in your life and make it the most amazing year of your life…. Happy New Year to you.

Happy Gujarati New Year Wishes

New Year is like a new chapter…. May you have the loveliest chapter of your life this year with wonderful memories to cherish for lifetime…. Best wishes on New Year.

Happy Gujarati New Year Quotes

Gujarati New Year 2022 date details- 

Basically, Gujarati New Year is celebrated on Shukla Paksha Pratipada in the Hindu month of Kartik. It marks the beginning of Bestu Varas in Gujarat. This year 2022, will be celebrated on October 26th Wednesday. 

Significance 

Bestu Varas Gujarati New Year is regarded as highly auspicious by Gujaratis who like to celebrate this day with full joy and delight. It is celebrated just like Diwali, people buy and wear new clothes and like to decorate their houses with lights and decor items. Old accounts known as Chopda in Gujarati are closed on this day and new accounts are opened with new symbols during Chopda Pujan to make the financial year profitable and stable. The book is blessed with Goddess Lakshmi. Devotees go to the temple and visit each other houses to celebrate the festival.  Friends and relatives visit each other and conduct small get- together to celebrate this They wish friends and family and exchange New Year wishes like Nutan Varsh Abhinandan or Saal Mubarak!

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