To create a welfare system for the world after these wars, it will be necessary to manifest the ‘Hindu Rashtra’ (Divine Rule) in the form of Ramrajya in India.

If one understands the implied meaning and science behind the holy days and religious festivals, only then can they be celebrated with complete faith.

Hindu New Year Day that is Chaitra Shukla Pratipada is also known as Gudipadwa. Scriptures prescribe to perform ritualistic worship and erect Gudi immediately after sunrise. Let us see the details of the ritualistic worship and associated mantras.

The Gudhi (or the Brahma-dhwaj) is hoisted in every house as a symbol of victory and happiness. Since a symbol of victory is always held high, so is the Gudi.).

Gudipadwa is celebrated on Yugadi tithi, Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (First day of the bright fortnight of the Hindu lunar month of Chaitra)

The day on which the Universe was created is Chaitra Shukla Pratipada; hence, this is the real commencement of the New Year.