I'm guessing, but I think you can just say 'happy new year' हैपी नयू ईयर (haypii nyuu iiyar) for tonight. The Hindu calendar has different dates celebrated regionally, as I understand it. My italki friend just explained that 14 January is Makar Sankranti मकर संकृांति, marking the movement of the sun into Capricorn, as it begins its return back to the Tropic of Cancer, which sits right over India. It seems also that Holi होली is considered New Year's eve in many regions. In any case, I think for Hindu New Year's, you can say नववर्ष (की) शुभकामनायएँ nav varsh(a) (kii) shubh kaamnaaye~ Sanskrit for 'New Year's splendid wishes' Bestu Varas is the Gujarati New Year, and occurs the day after Diwali You can say नया साल मुबारक हो naya saal mubaarak ho - or just साल मुबारक saal mubarak I believe its Urdu for 'the new year blessed be' Hopefully if it's too far off, someone will correct this.

Hi! Selvyn, Asked Very Good Question Asked. Happy new year! (HINDI) {नए वर्ष की शुभकामनाएँ नए साल की शुभकामनाएँ नए वर्ष की बधाई } --------------------------------------------- Happy new year! (URDU) नया साल की मुबारकबाद -------------------------------------------- Happy new year! (MARATHI) नवीन वर्ष्याची हार्दिक शुभेच्छा ----------------------------------------- Happy New Year To All :)

नया साल मुबारक (nayaa saal mubaarak)

naya saal do hazzar sola mubarak ho naya= new saal = year mubarak = wish do = 2 hazzar = thousand sola= 16 hope this will be helpful you can add me