Chaitra Month is the first month in the Hindu lunar calendar, typically falling between March and April. It is significant for various religious observances and festivals, including the celebration of Hindu New Year in some regions. The month is associated with the arrival of spring, symbolizing renewal and growth. During Chaitra, many devotees engage in fasting and rituals dedicated to different deities, such as Lord Rama and Goddess Durga. The month also marks the beginning of the Navratri festival in some traditions, which lasts for nine nights and celebrates the divine feminine energy.