Akshaya Tritiya, an auspicious day in the Hindu calendar, signifies the beginning of Treta Yuga and the birth anniversary of Lord Parshuram. It is also believed that the river Ganges descended on this day, making it an occasion of immense religious significance.
Observances on Akshaya Tritiya include offering prayers to Lord Vishnu, Lord Kuber, and Goddess Laxmi. Temples are decorated, and special puja ceremonies are held. Many people also purchase gold on this day, as it is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune. Charitable acts, such as donating to the needy and providing food to the underprivileged, are also prevalent during this time.
According to Hindu legends, Sage Vyasa began narrating the Mahabharata to Lord Ganesha on Akshaya Tritiya, adding to its cultural and historical significance. This day holds a special place in Hindu tradition, representing auspicious beginnings, blessings, and the pursuit of prosperity and well-being.
