Annapurna Maiya is often referred to as "Goddess of Food" or "Goddess of Nourishment" in Hindu mythology. She is a deity associated with providing nourishment and sustenance.

Goddess Annapurna, also known as Annapoorna Devi, is a revered deity in Hinduism. She is typically depicted as a beautiful goddess holding a ladle and a container of rice, symbolizing her role as the provider of food and nourishment. Annapurna Maiya represents the importance of nourishment and the act of feeding, not only the body but also the soul. Her name, "Annapurna," is derived from the Sanskrit words "Anna," which means food, and "Purna," which means full or complete. This signifies her ability to fill and satisfy the hunger of all living beings, ensuring that no one goes without sustenance. Devotees often worship her to seek blessings for abundance, prosperity, and fulfillment of their dietary needs. Annapurna Maiya serves as a reminder of the significance of gratitude for the nourishment we receive daily.