Lord Parashurama is also called the sixth avatar of Shrihari Vishnu. In the scriptures, Lord Parashurama is also called the ‘God of the Crow’.

Lord Parashurama was a brahmin with Kshatriya like qualities. He used to take any action in the anger. Due to his anger, once he had made earth devoid of Kshatriya for twenty-one times.

What is the importance of Akshaya Tritiya?

Akshaya Tritiya is said to be the main festival of Sanatan Dharmis. On this day, the results of all the deeds such as bathing, donation, etc. come back to you. The fast is known as Akshay. In order to get success in the desired field, one should give donations to the needy and poor in terms of food, etc.

When is Parashuram Jayanti celebrated?

Parashuram Jayanti is celebrated on Tritiya tithi of Vaishakh Shukla Paksha. Tritiya tithi starts from 11:00 AM on April 25 to 11:00 AM on April 26, 2020. It is believed that Lord Parshuram was born on Tritiya tithi of Shukla Paksha of Vaishakh month from the womb of wife Renuka.

What people do on Parshuram Jayanti?

According to popular belief, people tend to buy gold and silver jewelry on Parshuram Jayanti. The trend to buy gold and silver has increased over years. It is said buying gold, doing good works on this day gives you good returns.

How should be Parashuram Jayanti celebrated this year?

This time due to the Covid-19 lockdown, it is advised to celebrate the festival at homes safely.

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May Lord bless you on this auspicious day of Akshaya Tritiya. May this be a new beginning of greater prosperity, success, and happiness. Greetings on Akshaya Tritiya

May Lord Vishnu bless you with wealth and prosperity on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya

Jay Shree Parshuram!

Happy Parshuram Jayanti!

May lord Parshuram bless your soul and give you happiness. Greetings

May lord Parshuram fulfill all your wishes and give a happy life. Jay Shree Parshuram!