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Dhanteras 2022: Avoid buying these things on this auspicious day

The first day of the Diwali festival in India is known as Dhanteras or Dhanatrayodashi. (PTI)

Dhanteras is considered one of the luckiest and best days to buy items. On this day, people purchase items made of brass, silver, and gold since it is believed that doing so will bring good fortune, success, and protection from the evil eye.

Dhanteras 2022: Here's a list of items people shouldn't buy on the occasion

1) Scissors, knives, pins, and aluminium utensils shouldn't be purchased as they are associated with Rahu, or evil omen.

2) People should avoid buying items made of iron as well.

3) People should also stay away from aluminium and plastic products during Dhanteras as well.

4) Glassware or items made of glass are also considered inauspicious.

5) There is a customary practice of not buying oil and ghee on this day.

Dhanteras 2022: Here's a list of items people should  buy on the occasion

1) Utensils made of brass, copper, or silver should be used , and, in accordance with custom, they should be filled with food or water before entering the house.

2) It is also considered lucky to purchase a new phone, laptop, television, microwave, refrigerator, or other equipment. 

3) Gold and silver coins are quite valued on this day.

4) The lucky occasions to buy gold in India are around Dhanteras and Diwali.

5) You can purchase clay or metal Lakshmi Ganesh idols, as their use in puja is seen to be advantageous. 

-With agency inputs

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