The beginning of the new year in the country is considered to be from the Hindu New Year, which occurs in the month of Chaitra. There is a belief in Indian culture that Lord Brahma started the creation of the universe from this day. The new year of Vikram Samvat begins from this day. According to astrologer Anurag, Vikram Samvat remains the basis of Indian calendar and time determination till date. The biggest feature of this calendar is that it is based on scientific time calculation. The 12 months mentioned in this calendar are named after all the zodiac signs. Like English, this calendar also has 365 days. While the new year of the English calendar starts from January 1, the months of the calendar based on Vikram Samvat start from Chaitra. Its time period is 354 days and the remaining 10 extended days are considered as Adhimaas.

One reason for celebrating New Year in the month of Chaitra is that this month is very important from the point of view of nature. At this time, trees, vines and flowers begin to grow. Apart from this, the morning weather is also very good in this month. There is also sweetness in the morning dawn.
In Hindu religion, Moon and Sun are also worshiped as deities and the first day of moon phase is in the month of Chaitra. This is also the reason why New Year is celebrated on this day. Rishis and sages have considered the month of Chaitra to be perfect for the New Year. Shri Ram was born on the ninth day of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. Ram devotees also celebrate this day as Ram Navami. At the same time, the importance of this month increases further due to the birth of Ram ji in this month. Apart from this, the nine days of power and devotion i.e. the first day of Navratri starts from the Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. According to the Hindu calendar, the spring season also begins with the New Year, which is filled with joy, enthusiasm, happiness and the fragrance of flowers all around.

Apart from this, farmers’ crops start ripening in the month of Chaitra itself. That means the beginning of the year is also the time for the farmers of the country to get the fruits of their hard work. On the first day of the month of Chaitra, the constellations are in an auspicious position. If understood in simple language, it is an auspicious time to start any work on this day. According to the Hindu calendar, along with the New Year, the spring season also begins which is filled with joy, enthusiasm, happiness and the fragrance of flowers all around. Is filled.



Since ancient times, it has been a tradition that from this month, the outline of new work has been decided by summing up the old work in the country and the world, because this month is the month of arrival of spring and from this month nature starts becoming new again. Even today in India, new accounts are updated in the month of Chaitra. This work is also being done in other countries of the world during this month. That means there is a change in the month of March. New Year is celebrated at different times in societies, religions and countries around the world. In most calendars, New Year falls between March and April and the second day begins with sunrise. The calendar changing in March is considered to be in accordance with nature and science for which there are many reasons. A cycle of nature and earth is completed in March. When the second cycle starts after the Earth rotates on its axis and the Earth takes one revolution around the Sun, it is actually the New Year.

Life begins afresh in nature in the New Year. Spring comes out. Chaitra month occurs between March and April of the English calendar. On March 21, the Earth completes one revolution around the Sun, at which time day and night are equal. Scientists say that the earth’s natural new year begins from this day. New Year is not welcomed in the darkness of night. The new year is celebrated by welcoming the first ray of the sun. The Hindu New Year is based on the lunisolar calendar, which is directly related to the creation of the human body. The Indian calendar is important not only culturally but also scientifically, as it connects you to the activities of the planet. The Moon causes the plant ears to fill with juice, the Sun causes them to ripen. The entire human civilization has been based on agriculture since ancient times and calculation of lunar months is helpful in agriculture. This is the reason that even after calculating solar months, Indian scholars also calculated lunar months. ‘Vikram Samvat’ is the era with the best solar-lunar harmony in the world. Today, it is because of forgetting that calculation that there are so many obstacles in agriculture.

Scientific research has shown that moonlight is not only as important for trees and plants as sunlight, but also affects starch storage and their utilization. The nutrition that trees and plants get from this is bio-electric activity. Photosynthesis occurs during the day. Without a natural satellite, life on Earth would change completely. The moon also has an impact on the circulation of water in trees and plants. It seems that nature takes on new blossoms and gets energized for new formations; humans, animals, birds, even the inanimate nature also becomes conscious by renouncing carelessness and laziness.