Akshaya Tritiya

Akshaya Tritiya is a famous festival for Hindus. According to the Hindu calendar, it is celebrated on the third day (third) of the Shukla party of the Vaisakh month. Akshay Tritiya is also known as ‘Aka Teej’. It is celebrated with glamor throughout India. Akshaya Tritiya is the auspicious day of Lord Parashuram’s birthday. The word 'Akshaya' means infinite and 'Tritiya' means third. Therefore the day is believed to bring good luck and success. On this day, people conduct special Puja. Nowadays, this day is considered auspicious for starting new ventures. On the day of Akshaya Tritiya buying gold is considered auspiciousParasurama was the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. On the same day, the birth of Brahma's son Akshay Kumar was also born, that is why it is called Akshay Date. On the day of Akshaya Tritiya, a Badrinath statue is worshiped and Lakshmi-Narayana is performed. The kadat of Badrinath, the famous pilgrimage place of Uttarakhand, is also opened on this date. According to legend, the war of Mahabharata ended on this date. The conclusion of the Dwapar era also happened on this date. According to mythological texts, whatever virtues are performed today, their fruits are renewable. It is believed that charity, havan, worship, or practice done on this day is Akshaya. The date of Akshaya Tritiya is considered very auspicious, on this date without any almanac, any auspicious and demanding work such as marriage, home entry, buying clothes, jewelry, vehicles, and home, etc. can be bought. Gold has always been a part of India’s culture and traditions. People still talk about how India was once known as the pigeon of gold. Even today, gold is purchased during auspicious occasions such as weddings, festivals, ceremonies, and celebrations. Gold is purchased in the form of coins, bricks, biscuits, etc. It has always been a standard bearer for wealth. The wealth of kings were judged by the number of gold coins they had. Even today, the wealth of nations are judged by the number of gold reserves they have.