Gudi Padwa, the vibrant Maharashtrian New Year, is a spectacle of color, tradition, and community spirit. In Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, Gudi Padwa is celebrated with gusto, offering a ...

With Gudi Padwa or Maharashtrian New Year being celebrated in the state, there is a section that, too, has accepted the festivities with all their hearts. Our state has had a large number of ...

It’s Gudi Padwa morning. Whether you celebrate the festival at home or not, it’s always a good idea to join the community that comes out on the street. Witness a blur of colourful sarees, ...

Mumbai came alive with colorful festivities to mark Gudi Padwa, the Marathi New Year. This vibrant celebration, which symbolizes renewal and fresh beginnings, encompasses rich traditions that have ...

Mumbai: The Girgaon Shobha Yatra, one of the most anticipated events of the year, is set to take place on Gudi Padwa, which is a Marathi New Year. This grand celebration will be held on March 30.

Mumbaikars are all set to celebrate Gudi Padwa on March 30. It’s one of the many spring festivals celebrated by Indians during this time of the year. The day is also marked as the Marathi New ...

For actor Isha Koppikar, every festival is special. She shares her how she looks forward to the rituals and shares her ...

While the Maharashtrians celebrated Gudi Padwa on Sunday, the Telugu and Kannada speakers celebrated Ugadi and the Sindhis celebrated Cheti Chand with the Hindu community celebrating the first day ...

Actress Amruta Khanvilkar shares her heartfelt Gudi Padwa plans in her newly bought home, reflecting on the festival's significance and her childhood memories associated with it.

This year, the Mumbai real estate market follows suit, maintaining its typical trend. Gudi Padwa 2025, a spring festival that marks the beginning of the New Year for Marathi and Konkani Hindus ...

Addressing a Gudi Padwa rally in Mumbai last Sunday, Raj Thackeray had said that MNS will not hesitate to slap people ...

It’s Gudi Padwa morning. Whether you celebrate the festival at home or not, it’s always a good idea to join the community that comes out on the street. Witness a blur of colourful sarees ...