Narad Jayanti is observed as the birth anniversary of Devarishi Narad. Sage Narad is one of the Prajapatis and also one of the great seven Rishis. Narad muni is believed as a pioneer of communication.
Some Puranas suggest that Sage Narad appeared from the forehead of Lord Brahma whereas some like Vishnu Purana advocated he is the son of Sage Kashyapa. Narad Rishi is one of the Prajapati and also among the seven honorable rishis. Narad Jayanti is observed as the birth anniversary of Devrishi Narad.
It is said that he used to continuously travel all through the world singing and communicating information. Rig Veda has some hymns accredited to Narada Muni. Naradji is imagined as a sanyasi with a Veena in hand who often creates trouble of course with a positive intention or for the betterment of the universe.
It is observed on the day after Purnima (full moon day) in Vaishakh month (April – May). Sage Narad is a precursor to modern-day journalists and mass communicators. So the day is also called ‘Patrakar Diwas’ and is celebrated in this form across the country. He is believed to be the inventor of Veena. He has been held the chief of the Gandharvas who were the divine musicians.
Intellectual meetings, seminars, and prayers are held on the occasion in North India. The day appeals to the journalists to follow his ideals, broaden their approach to people of the society and aim towards public welfare.
