Poila Baisakh means the Bengali New Year gradually falls on 14th or 15th April 14 every year which is marked the beginning of the Bengali New Year. In the Bengali language, it is known as the Poila Baisakh or Boishakh.
Poila Baisakh or Pohela Boishakh is marking the first day of the Bengali New Year. Poila Baisakh 2018 is on April 14 and 15. Many Bengali rejoice the Poila Baisakh on 15th April apart from as the 14th April.
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On this day people greet each other by saying ‘Shubho Noboborsho’ (Happy New Year), while younger people convey their respect to the elder ones by saying ‘Noboborshor Aamar Pronaam Nio’ (Give me the blessing on this New Year).
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Poila Boisakh is a big deal in West Bengal and Bangladesh which smears the grand celebration of the Bengali New Year. According to the Gregorian calendar, Poila Boishakh falls on April 14 or April 15 every year which is having a single motive to bring happiness’ to the people.
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Other Indian states like Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Assam, Kerala and Manipur, also celebrate the day as it is the starting of the New Year with massive glory. As per believes on this day the Bengali people wishes to stay happy and to spread happiness.
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As the Bengali tradition says that on this day due to it is the starting of New Year people need to stay happy, speak good and avoid rift as the performances’ they are going to perform on the Poila Boisakh will be repeated throughout.
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Let’s speak about what Poila Baisakh is all about? Poila stands for ‘first’ while ‘Baisakh’ means the first month of the year. As per the Bengali calendar, Poila Baisakh means starting off the New Year 1424.
Many people believe that the New Year or Poila Baisakh is indicating the harvesting festival of Baisakhi. Though, some report suggested that the Bengali calendar was first formed by Mughal emperor Akbar in the 15th century.
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On Poila Baisakh the Bengali people take shower after waking up in the morning to wear the new dress. Afterwards wearing the new dress they simply visit the temple in order to pray and worship the god or simply some people organise Puja ceremony in their home too.
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Businessmen also celebrate the day by starting new ledger books after they do Lokhkhi Puja (Lakshmi Puja) and also they seek blessings from priests.
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Then the Bengalis do the arrangement of grand lunch which includes, Fish preparations, Chatney, Rice, Chana Dal, Vegetable recipe, Payesh (Kheer) and so on. Also, people invite their friends and relatives to come in the home as guests for the lunch.
Bengali New Year Greetings, Quotes, Wishes to share with your family and friends
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Wish you a joyous and prosperous new year. Shubho Naboborsho!
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Wishing a blessed and prosperous Bengali New Year to you and your family. Subho Poila Boisakh!
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Let this year bring you peace, joy and fulfilment. Happy Poila Boisakh!
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Sobaike janai Subho noboborsher priti, subheccha o antorik obhinondon.
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Nobo anand e jago aji Boisakh-er punno probhate. Sob jwala-jontrona jak muche. Asuk ekk notun bhor!
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Nobo Boisakher subheccha janai. Agami bocchor apnar bhalo katuk.
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Chaitrer raat holo abosaan/ Jagche notun bochor Boisakh eri bhore/ Sobai ke janai subho nonoborsho!
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A New Year marks a new beginning. Welcome it with a grand feast and celebrate it with a high spirit. Sobaike Subha Nabobarsho!
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Best wishes for the New Year to you and your family. Subho noboborsho!
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