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Scriptures glorify this day as a powerful time for holy bathing, charity (daan), austerity, and devotional practices, which are believed to bestow divine merit and inner purification.
This sacred occasion holds special importance at Tirthraj Prayagraj, where devotees gather at the Triveni Sangam—the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati—to perform the revered Magha Snan.
Magha Purnima also marks the completion of Kalpavas, a month-long observance of discipline and devotion. It is believed that sincere worship and charity on this day please Lord Vishnu (Madhava) and help devotees progress toward peace, fulfillment, and ultimately, liberation (moksha).
