Dhanteras is a festival celebrated in India to mark the beginning of the Diwali festivities. It is a day to worship Lord Dhanvantari, the Hindu god of medicine and healing, and to purchase new items for the home, especially gold and silver.
Prime Minister Modi’s Dhanteras Greetings
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent his warm wishes to all Indians on the occasion of Dhanteras. In a tweet, he said, “May Lord Dhanvantari bless us with prosperity, joy, and good health. May this Dhanteras be filled with happiness and good fortune for all.”
Significance of Dhanteras
Dhanteras is a significant day for Hindus for several reasons. Firstly, people celebrate and worship Lord Dhanvantari on this day, crediting him for introducing Ayurveda to the world. Secondly, it’s considered auspicious to buy new items for the home on this special day. Third, Dhanteras marks the beginning of the Diwali festivities, which is a time for celebration and family gatherings.
How to Celebrate Dhanteras
There are many ways to celebrate Dhanteras. Some people choose to worship Lord Dhanvantari at home by performing a puja ritual. Others choose to visit a temple or pray to Lord Dhanvantari mentally. It is also customary to purchase new items for the home on Dhanteras, such as gold, silver, utensils, and clothes.
Conclusion
Dhanteras is a time to celebrate the good things in life and to pray for prosperity and good health. Prime Minister Modi’s Dhanteras greetings are a reminder of the importance of this festival and the spirit of Diwali.