Basant Panchami 2026: Students must chant this mantra on Basant Panchami, to receive the blessings of Goddess Saraswati.:Place your study material at the feet of the Mother Goddess and seek her blessings.

News Topical, Digital Desk : In the Sanatan tradition, Vasant Panchami is considered the "Day of Manifestation of Knowledge." It is believed that Goddess Saraswati descended from the mouth of Lord Brahma on this day. For students, this day is not just a festival, but a day of resolution to awaken their intellectual abilities. Whether you are preparing for a competitive exam or are in the field of art, it is only through the grace of Goddess Saraswati that purity of intellect and sweetness of speech are attained.

Special rituals for students

To achieve success in their studies, students should perform puja on this day in the following manner:

Yellow clothing and cleanliness: Wake up early in the morning, take a bath, and wear yellow clothes . Yellow symbolizes energy and enthusiasm.

Selecting a place of worship: Place an idol or picture of Goddess Saraswati on a platform covered with yellow cloth. Place your favorite books, pens, or musical instruments (if you study music) in front of her.

Offering: Offer yellow flowers (especially marigold), yellow sandalwood, and saffron sweets to the Goddess. According to religious beliefs, offering white sandalwood and yellow flowers to Goddess Saraswati brings peace of mind.

Lighting the lamp: Light a ghee lamp and perform the aarti of the Mother Goddess.

Power of Mantras: 'Om Ain Saraswatyai Namah'

For students, chanting mantras is a panacea for improving concentration. According to mantra science, the seed mantra of Goddess Saraswati, "Aim," activates the nerves in our brain.

Basic Mantra: Chant 'Om Ain Saraswatyai Namah' 108 times.

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Vidyarambha Sanskar: The Day of New Beginnings

For children about to begin their education, practicing "alphabet practice" or "Vidyarambha Sanskar" today is highly rewarding. According to Hindu ritual tradition, having a child write their first letter on a slate or paper on this day lays the foundation for their future success.