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Description

It is especially celebrated on Basant Panchami, which marks the arrival of spring and is considered her birthday.
Students, artists, musicians, and scholars worship her to gain wisdom, clarity, and success in their respective fields.
Schools, colleges, and homes set up altars with her idol or image and conduct rituals with devotion.

Features

Devotees wear yellow or white clothes, symbolizing purity and energy.
Books, musical instruments, and tools of learning are placed near the idol for blessings.
No strict fasting; however, spiritual cleanliness and devotion are emphasized.
Children often begin their education on this day (Vidyarambham ceremony).

Samagri

Clean white or yellow cloth for altar
Akshat (rice mixed with turmeric)
White and yellow flowers (marigold, lotus, jasmine)
Mango leaves, betel leaves and nuts
Coconut (with husk)
Incense sticks (agarbatti), camphor
Oil lamp (diya) and cotton wicks
Ghee (clarified butter)
Cow’s milk and curd
Panchamrit (milk, curd, honey, ghee, sugar)
Belpatra (bael leaves)
Roli, haldi, kumkum
Fruits and sweets for prasad
Books, pens, musical instruments (for blessings)
Mantra book or printout (Saraswati Vandana, Aarti)
Japa mala (optional)

Saraswati puja

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