Vaishakha is the second month in the Hindu lunar calendar, typically falling between April and May. It is considered an auspicious time for various religious and cultural activities. The month is associated with the spring season, symbolizing growth and renewal. During Vaishakha, several important festivals are celebrated, including Buddha Purnima, which marks the birth of Buddha. Many people engage in rituals, prayers, and charitable acts, believing that these practices bring blessings and prosperity. The month is also significant for agricultural activities, as it is a time for planting and harvesting crops.