Cheti Chand
20 March 2026 · FridaySindhi New Year and the celebration associated with Lord Jhulelal. Devotees may carry Baharana Sahib in processions, offer prayers, and gather near rivers or lakes.
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These important celebrations and observances are closely associated with Sindhi religious life, community identity, and cultural continuity.
Sindhi New Year and the celebration associated with Lord Jhulelal. Devotees may carry Baharana Sahib in processions, offer prayers, and gather near rivers or lakes.
A forty-day period of devotion and fasting associated with Lord Jhulelal and Varun Dev. The beginning and conclusion are observed according to community tradition.
Known as Nandi Satai and Vadi Satai in the 2026 calendar. The observance is associated with Sheetla Mata and the tradition of preparing food in advance.
A Sindhi women's observance associated with fasting, family well-being, folk songs, and monsoon-season traditions. Practices differ among families and regions.
The Sindhi observance associated with Makar Sankranti and the Sun's northward movement. Kite-flying and seasonal celebration are common in many communities.
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Sindhi festivals bring together faith, family, language, food, music, and community memory. For many Sindhi Hindus, Lord Jhulelal is revered as a patron figure associated with water and Varun Dev. Cheti Chand is especially important as Sindhi New Year, while Chaliho Sahib expresses devotion through a traditional forty-day observance.
Thadri traditions include preparing food ahead of the day and remembering Sheetla Mata. Teejri is associated with women's fasting and family well-being, and Utran is linked with Makar Sankranti and seasonal change. The exact form of a celebration may differ by family, temple, region, and diaspora community.
Cheti Chand is listed on Friday, 20 March 2026. It marks the Sindhi New Year and is associated with the birth of Lord Jhulelal. Local observance may vary by community calendar.
Cheti Chand, Chaliho Sahib, Teejri, Thadri, and Utran or Tirmoori are among the best-known Sindhi festivals and observances. Many Sindhi families also observe Hindu festivals, tithis, and community saints' anniversaries.
The 2026 Sindhi calendar lists Thadri Small (Nandi Satai) on Wednesday, 19 August, and Thadri Big (Vadi Satai) on Thursday, 3 September. Regional customs and calendar calculations should be checked locally.
Teejri is listed for Monday, 31 August 2026. It is associated with Sindhi women's observances, fasting, folk traditions, and prayers for family well-being.
Chaliho Sahib is a traditional forty-day period of devotion and fasting associated with Lord Jhulelal and Varun Dev. Its exact start and completion dates may vary by community, so this page does not assign it an unsupported fixed date.
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