Gudi Padwa Clock

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Gudi Padwa clock live wallpaper:

Gudi padwa live wallpaper is awaiting for you to make your Android mobile look more and more beautiful forever. This live wallpaper contains different forms of gudi padwa. Through this live wallpaper get Gudi padwa with flower arcade (banthi pulatoranam) over sky blue, red gudi padwa with rangoli and twinkling stars, yellow gudi padwa decorated well with flowers sweets green mango plant and fruits, pink gudi padwa with attractive diyas or lamps, over amazing yellow background, pink gudi padwa with beautiful bluishpink colored background. This fabulous high resolution wallpaper will leave you with joy of festival every time you look at it. Enjoy this creative wallpaper for your android mobile screen. Please try gudi padwa LWP, you don’t have to pay for it. download for free soon.
Features :
♧ 6 marvelous gudi padwa images
♧ 6 awesome backgrounds
♧ 5 beautiful clocks
-attractive pink, blue, silver, glod and blank clocks
-by selecting blank gives plain and simple livewallpaper
♧ drains very less battery.
♧ easy to use and install
♧ Installation instructions:
- If you want to set as wallpaper any of the pictures from this collection, you have to be connected to the Internet to download it to your phone. Once you download, it will be saved on your sd card, and after that you don’t need the Internet connection any more.
- Home - menu - wallpaper - live wallpaper - Gudi Padwa clock
Gudhi Padva is the Marathi name for Chaitra Shukla Pratipada. It is celebrated on the first day of the Chaitra month to mark the beginning of the New year according to the lunisolar Hindu calendar. This day is also the first day of Chaitra Navratri and Ghatasthapana also known as Kalash Sthapana is done on this day. The practice of raising the Gudhi was started by Shivaji Maharaj to welcome the new year and symbolizes victory "Vijay Dhwaj". Since then this culture of raising Gudhi's has been followed in and around the strong holds of the Maratha kingdom.
The word पाडवा or पाडवो comes from the Sanskrit word पड्ड्वा/पाड्ड्वो, which stands for the first day of the bright phase of the moon called प्रतिपदा (pratipadā) in Sanskrit.
"Gudhee Paadavaa" festival is also known as
• Samvatsar Padvo among Hindu Konkanis of Goa and Konkani diaspora in Kerala
• Yugadi among the rest of Konkani diaspora in Karnataka and Ugadi in Andhra pradesh and Navreh or Navreh amongst Kashmiri Pandits
• Cheti Chand among the Sindhi people
On the festive day, courtyards in village houses will be swept clean and plastered with fresh cow-dung. Even in the city, people take the time out to do some spring cleaning. Women and children work on intricate rangoli designs on their doorsteps, the vibrant colours mirroring the burst of colour associated with spring. Everyone dresses up in new clothes and it is a time for family gatherings.
Traditionally, families are supposed to begin the festivities by eating the bittersweet leaves of the neem tree. Sometimes, a paste of neem leaves is prepared and mixed with dhane, gul/gur (known as jaggery in English), and tamarind. All the members of the family consume this paste, which is believed to purify the blood and strengthen the body’s immune system against diseases.
Maharashtrian families also make shrikhand and Poori or Puran Poli on this day. Konkanis make Kanangachi Kheer, a variety of Kheer made of sweet potato, coconut milk, jaggery, rice flour, etc. and Sanna.
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