Which of the following festivals of Andhra Pradesh is celebrated on the third day of Krishna Paksh of Aashvijam?
Atla Tadde
The correct answer is Atla Tadde.
'Atlu' refers to a type of dosa or flatbread made from rice flour, and 'Tadde' means the third day. Women observe a strict fast until moonrise. It's a significant cultural event that reinforces family bonds and traditions. The month of Aashvijam generally falls in September or October in the Gregorian calendar, corresponding to the post-monsoon season in Andhra Pradesh.
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