What was Sai Baba's regular routine concerning the Chavadi, and when did the formal celebrations there commence?

Sai Baba followed a strict and continuous routine regarding his sleeping arrangements. As Chapter 37 clarifies, he would sleep at the Chavadi every other day, spending the alternate night in the Masjid. This sequence was maintained consistently right up until he took Samadhi. While this alternating routine was a long-standing practice, the more formal and organized celebrations involving worship, bhajan, and adoration at the Chavadi began on a specific date. The text notes that this new phase of celebration started from December 10, 1910, adding another layer of devotional activity to the Chavadi's significance.