The Sindhi New Year is a significant festival for the Sindhi community. The festival is also known as Cheti Chand. The festival marks the birth anniversary of Ishtadeva Uderolal, popularly known ...

Cheti Chand is not just another festival; it is the living, breathing pulse of Sindhi identity. The festival dates back to the Indus Valley when Sindh—now in Pakistan—was a cradle of commerce ...

Cheti Chand is a significant festival for the Sindhi community, marking the birth anniversary of Jhulelal and the beginning of the Sindhi New Year. It is a day of devotion, cultural pride, ...

Gach is a Sindhi festival staple — crisp, golden jaggery fudge with sesame seeds and nuts. The name gach comes from dividing the dough into four parts before frying. These sweet, golden discs ...

Istadeva Uderolal, popularly known as Jhulelal, is the saint of Sindhis and the community celebrates the saint’s birth anniversary as a festival. Other than Sindhi Hindus, Sindhi Muslims from ...

This auspicious festival aligns with Gudi Padwa, bringing joy, devotion, and feasting to Sindhi households worldwide and is celebrated on the first day of the Sindhi month of Chet. This year ...

Gach is a Sindhi festival staple — crisp, golden jaggery fudge with sesame seeds and nuts. The name gach comes from dividing the dough into four parts before frying. These sweet, golden discs ...