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Sindhis festivals   • Cheti Chand • Jhulelal Chaliya Festival • Sagra • Mahalakshmi's • Fasts • Teejri • Akhan Teej • Un - Matyo • Ban Badhri • Somavati Umaas • Nandhi and Vaddi Thadri • Janmasthami, Ram Navmi and Shivratri • Tirmoori • Dassera • Diyaaree • The Giyaras of Kati • Navratra • Nariyal Purnima • Nagapanchmi • Holi • Thadri Cheti Chand is celebrated as the birthday of Water god (Varun Devta) Sai Uderolal, popularly known as Jhulelal. Jhulelal Chaliya Festival celebrated by both Sindhi Hindus and Muslims with great fervour Sagra (sacred thread) Sindhi Bhaibands generally lived in foreign countries; therefore, their wives were always worried about the good health of their husbands. Mahalakshmi's (sacred thread) This sacred thread had sixteen strips and sixteen days. Fasts In Sindh, generally Mondays & Saturdays, Giyaras or Umaas were observed as fasts (vrats). Teejri This takes place in the month of Shrawan, when married girls and women paint their hands and feet with Mehndi, Akhan Teej On this day, in the moonlight, nw water earthern pots were kept and everyone was offered clean and cool water. Un - Matyo During the month of Sharwan, on the Baaras of Krishna Paksha.