Hindu New Year: March 19, 2026! Brahma's Creation, Ram's Coronation Mark New Beginning

• Hindu New Year begins on Chaitra Shukla Pratipada, not January 1st; in 2026, it's March 19.
• Marks the start of Vikram Samvat 2083, symbolizing a new cycle of creation, dharma, and nature.
• Religious beliefs: Lord Brahma created the universe, and Lord Shri Ram's coronation occurred on this day.
• Coincides with spring, signifying a new agricultural cycle and nature's renewal.
• Celebrated as Gudi Padwa, Ugadi, Nav Samvatsar, and Chaitra Navratri across different Indian states.

Why It Matters: Hindu New Year, starting March 19, 2026, signifies creation, dharma, and nature's renewal.