Ugadi, falls in the month of Chaitra , Pratipada Shukla Paksha Thiti, a brighter side of the moon, is a benevolent uprising trend. Ugadi is also called "Samvatsarādi" or "Yugadi", is a festival based on calculation of onset of spring to one who follows "Sali-vahana Saka" i.e. Chandramana System, was once celebrated in 6th Century by Saint Varahamihira, is now religiously celebrated this day as "New Year" by the natives of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka. The word Ugadi or Yugadi is a Sanskrit word, where Yuga is "Age" and Adi means "New beginning", naming together "An age of new beginning", brings new joy, new hopes for the mankind and new beginning of spring season, a dual visionary, marks this day as "Yugadi" a supreme union.
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