Mumbai: The Hindu calendar holds great significance for devotees, with the month of Chaitra marking the beginning of the Hindu New Year. This period is considered sacred, as it hosts several important fasts and festivals. The first visible Navratri of the year, known as Chaitra Navratri, also falls in this month. According to ancient scriptures, Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe, is believed to have commenced creation during this very period. This year, the Hindu New Year will begin on 30 March 2025, aligning with the Vikram Samvat 2082.

Astrological experts suggest that the Hindu New Year will commence under an exceptionally rare celestial alignment. On 30 March, four significant planets—Saturn (Shani), Mercury (Budh), the Moon (Chandra), and Rahu—will transit together in Pisces, which is ruled by........

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