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Gujarati New Year also known as Bestu Varas is being celebrated this year on 14 November. Gujarat New Year starts on Shukla Paksha Pratipada in the month of Kartik. This day is also referred to as Nutan Varsh. Gujarati New Year also marks the time to close old account books and to open new account books, as per the Drik Panchang. The traditional account books of the Gujaratis are known as Chopda. New Chopda(s) are inaugurated during Diwali Puja in the presence of Goddess Lakshmi. People pray to Goddess Lakshmi wishing that their coming year will be prosperous and successful. Chopda Pujan stands as a testament to the rich cultural and spiritual traditions that permeate various aspects of life in India. It serves as a reminder that material success, when coupled with ethical practices and a sense of gratitude, becomes a source of enduring prosperity. On this day, people meet their friends and family members for a get-together, exchange sweets and wish each other a prosperous year ahead. With delicious treats, culinary creations, gatherings, and greetings to loved ones, the day is celebrated to the fullest.
1. May the Gujarati New Year usher in a year of happiness, peace, and success. May this year be a fresh chapter filled with new ambitions, goals and success.
2. Happy Gujarati New Year! May the celebrations be as grand as the garba beats and the moments as sweet as jalebi.
3. As the Gujarati New Year begins, may it bring you new opportunities, new aspirations, and new reasons to celebrate the beauty of life. Happy New Year!
4. Wishing you and your family a Happy New Year filled with love, laughter, and the vibrant spirit that defines the essence of Gujarat. Saal Mubarak!
5. May this New Year bring joy and happiness to your lives. May each day be brighter than the last. Happy New Year!
6. Happy Gujarati New Year! Wish this New Year bring joy and happiness and new beginnings to you and your family.
7. On the special occasion of New Year, may the divine light guide you towards a path of happiness, peace, and success. Saal Mubarak!
8. Wishing you and your family a year filled with laughter, love, and all the success you deserve. Happy Gujarati New Year.
9. May the sound of laughter and the spirit of togetherness accompany you throughout the Gujarati New Year. Sending warm greetings to you and your family.
10. May this new year bring you sweet surprises that fills your life with happiness and may you scale all the peaks of your progress.
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