Chet

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This article is about the month, for the river in England, see River Chet.

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Chet is a first month in the Nanakshahi calendar, which govern the activities within Sikhism. This month coincides with March - April of the Western/Gregorian/Julian Calendar and is 31 days long.


Important Events during this month:

March :

14 = 1 Chet Nanakshahi New Year

14 Gur Gadi Guru Har Rai Ji(??11/12) /1 Chet

15 Hola Mohalla

19 Joti Jot Guru Hargobind Ji 6 Chet

26 Hola Mohalla* 2005 15 Mar/2006 4 Mar/2007 22 Mar/2008

April :

9 Birthday Sahibzada Jujhar Singh Ji / 27 Chet

14 = 1 Vaisakh = Vaisakhi - Birth of Khalsa


 These are the Twelve Months of the Nanakshahi calendar 

1 Chet | 2 Vaisakh | 3 Jeth | 4 Harh | 5 Sawan | 6 Bhadon | 7 Assu | 8 Katak | 9 Maghar | 10 Poh | 11 Magh | 12 Phagun
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