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 "Dhan" stands for wealth, while "Teras" signifies the thirteenth day

Dhanteras 2022: List of things should buy on this auspicious occasion

Here is a list of auspicious items you must buy this Dhanteras to attract lots of luck and fortune your way.

List of auspicious items you must buy this Dhanteras

&nbsp;"Dhan" stands for wealth, while "Teras" signifies the thirteenth day

Dhanteras, which marks the beginning of Diwali, will be observed on October 23, Sunday, this year. This day is regarded as one of the most fortunate and ideal ones to purchase pricey products. People buy brass, silver, and gold objects on this day because it is said that doing so will bring good fortune, success, and protection from the evil eye.
Here is a list of auspicious items you must buy this Dhanteras to attract lots of luck and fortune your way.
1. Utensils
It's a good idea to restock your utensil shelf on Dhanteras as they are viewed as a symbol of success. Get some brass, copper, silver, or even clay kitchen utensils and use them to make the Prasad first. According to Hindu tradition, it is forbidden to bring empty utensils on this day. Bring it inside and fill it with lentils, rice, or milk.
2. Electronic items
If you've been wishing to upgrade your phone, television, or other electrical devices, Dhanteras is the perfect time to do so. The early-morning to late-night opening hours of electronic showrooms are also bustling on Dhanteras. One perk of getting new electronics during Dhanteras is that you may take advantage of the Diwali sale and save a lot of money. So stop worrying about what to get for Dhanteras and just buy an electronic item instead.
3. Jewellery
Investing in jewellery is always a good idea Gold is a representation of wealth and success. It is a long-term asset that individuals can rely on when times are tough. In India, Dhanteras and Diwali are two of the most auspicious times to purchase gold.
4. Idols of gods and goddesses
Dhanteras is the perfect opportunity to add new god and goddess idols to your puja area. Buying figurines made of brass, silver, marble, or wood, performing aarti, and adding them to your puja room's collection are all options.
5. Broom
If a broom is mentioned on a lucky day, you could find it strange. But on the other hand, purchasing brooms on this day is considered lucky and auspicious. Purchasing a broom for the home represents removing the poverty from the home on a good day and implied that all of your family's financial concerns would be alleviated.

Traditionally known as Dhantrayodashi, Dhanteras is an auspicious festival celebrated two to three days before Diwali.

Dhanteras 2021: A day to celebrate the god of wealth and prosperity

Traditionally known as&nbsp;Dhantrayodashi, Dhanteras&nbsp;is an auspicious&nbsp;festival celebrated two to three days before Diwali.

Dhanteras&nbsp;2021:&nbsp;Traditionally known as&nbsp;Dhantrayodashi, Dhanteras&nbsp;is celebrated two to three days before Diwali.&nbsp;The word is derived from the two words, 'Dhan' which means wealth and 'Teras' which means thirteen.
Dhanteras&nbsp;falls on the thirteenth day of Krishna Paksha&nbsp;of Kartik&nbsp;month. This year it will be celebrated on 2nd November.
On this day people worship goddess Lakshmi&nbsp;along with Lord Dhanvantari and Dhan Kuber.&nbsp;&nbsp;It is believed that the day can help yield wealth and prosperity. People mark the celebrations by buying something&nbsp;new, mainly utensils or jewellery. People also light diyas at the entrance of their homes in an attempt to ward off any evil.&nbsp;
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