Krodhi Nama Samvatsara Meaning in Telugu

“The ‘Panchanga Sravanam’ and ‘Panchamukhala Koluvu’ will be witnessed from 7 am to 9 am during the ‘Krodhi Nama Samvatsara,’ which commences on Tuesday.

Ugadi, the traditional New Year celebration for Telugu speakers around the globe, will take place on Tuesday. People hope that the new year, which is called Krodhi, brings them good fortune and joy.

For the new year, people get dressed up, do puja at home, and go to temples to pray for blessings from on high. Pachadi and other traditional foods are also available. In temples and other public places, experts will read out the new year’s forecast based on the astrological almanac known as “Panchangam,” according to tradition.

In other news, Krodhi is expected to bring good fortune and happiness to many.

In light of the model code of conduct for the Lok Sabha elections, neither Telangana nor Andhra Pradesh will be hosting their annual formal Ugadi celebration event this year.

In a cycle that occurs every 60 years, Krodhi is the 38th year.

“The ‘Panchanga Sravanam’ and ‘Panchamukhala Koluvu’ will be witnessed from 7 am to 9 am during the ‘Krodhi Nama Samvatsara,’ which commences on Tuesday,” explained Venugopala Dikshitulu, chief priest at the Lord Venkateswara temple at Tirumala, who was explaining the new year’s procedures. The 12 zodiac signs’ futures and the fate of the Telugu states will be disclosed at this moment.

As the first day follows the new moon following the Spring Equinox, those who speak Telugu, Kannada, or Marathi celebrate the New Year. The Telugu people name it Ugadi, the Kannadigas call it Yugadi, and the Marathi people call it Gudi Padwa.

Ugadi is a scientifically-based festival as well. This festival marks the passage of the sun beyond the celestial equator, which occurs on the first day after the first new moon day, also known as Amavasya, after the Spring Equinox.

On March 20th, the Spring Equinox occurs annually, and the first day of the first new moon following March 20th is when Ugadi is celebrated.