The Biju Festival, celebrated by the Chakma community in Tripura, India, will commence on April 14, 2026, marking the start of the Chakma New Year. This vibrant three-day festival, which includes Phool Biju, Mul Biju, and Gotche Potche Biju, is deeply rooted in agricultural traditions and cultural significance. The festival not only celebrates the arrival of a new year but also expresses gratitude for the harvest, symbolizing renewal and unity among the Chakma people and neighboring communities such as the Tripuris, Tangchangya, Marma, and Mro. The first day, Phool Biju, focuses on cleaning homes and offering floral tributes, while the main celebration, Mul Biju, features traditional music, dance, and festive foods. The final day honors elders with a grand feast and the renewal of marriage vows, reinforcing family bonds. The festival serves as a reminder of the strong cultural roots that bind the community together and ensures the transmission of these traditions to future generations.