Cheti Chand is a New Year celebration in the Sindhi community of India. It is celebrated on his second day in the month of Chaitra (usually his March or April) according to the Hindu calendar. The festival celebrates the birthday of Ishtadeva Udeloral, also known as Jhulelal, the patron saint of the Sindhi community.

In Cheti Chand, the Sindhi community worships Puja at a temple dedicated to Jhulelal. They also decorate their homes with floral and rangoli patterns and prepare special traditional dishes such as ‘dalpakwang’ and ‘saibaji’ for the occasion. The festival also includes a procession of Jhulelal idols being carried out in boats or palanquins to the nearby sea to join the storm surge.

The procession is accompanied by music, dance and other cultural activities. Cheti Chand is an important festival for the Sindhi community, marking the beginning of the new year and symbolizing new beginnings, prosperity and happiness. The festival promotes community values, traditions and spirituality and is celebrated with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm by the Sindhi community around the world.