

Yugadi or Ugadi or "Samvatsradi”, formed by sandhi of yuga "age" and ādi "beginning": the beginning of an age is the New Year's Day for the people of the Deccan region of India. According to the Brahma Purana, this is the day on which Brahma created the world after the deluge and time began to tick from this day forth
The word Yugadi can be explained as; 'Yuga' is the word for 'epoch' or 'era', and 'aadi' stands for 'the beginning'. Yugadi specifically refers to the start of the age we are living in now, Kali Yuga. Kali Yuga started the moment when Lord Krishna left the world. Maharshi Vedavyasa describes this event with the words "Yesmin Krishno divamvyataha, Tasmat eeva pratipannam Kaliyugam". Kali Yuga began on February 17/18 at midnight in 3102 BC.
Symbolic Eating of a Dish with Six Tastes
The eating of a specific mixture of six tastes, called Ugadi Pachhadi / Bevu-Bella (ಬೇವು-ಬೆಲ್ಲ) in Kannada,symbolizes the fact that life is a mixture of different experiences (sadness, happiness, anger, fear, disgust, surprise) , which should be accepted together and with equanimity through the New Year.
The special mixture consists of:
Neem Buds/Flowers for its bitterness, signifying Sadness
Jaggery and ripe banana pieces for sweetness, signifying Happiness
Green Chilli/Pepper for its hot taste, signifying Anger
Salt for saltiness, signifying Fear
Tamarind Juice for its sourness, signifying Disgust
Unripened Mango for its tang, signifying Surprise
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