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Significance of Pongal
Pongal is a four-day festival and is also known as Bhogi Pongal, Perum Pongal or Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal and Kaanum Pongal. This grand occasion is to thank the almighty for a great harvest and to make your home and your body ready to accept new beginnings.
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Pongal is one of the most popular harvest festivals of South India, mainly in Tamil Nadu. It is a four- day long festival that falls in the month of 'Thai'( January- February) every year and marks the auspicious beginning of Uttarayan - the sun's journey northwards for a six-month period.
The festival gets its name from a Tamil word which means 'to boil' and is held during the season when rice, cereals, sugar-cane and turmeric are harvested. 'Ponga' literally means overflowing and is named so because of the tradition of cooking the new rice in pots until they overflow, which is symbolic of abundance and prosperity.
The harvest festival is celebrated all over India with different traditions in each region. It's known as Lohri in Northern India and Bhogali Bihu in Assam. It is celebrated as Bhogi in Andhra Pradesh.
In Uttar Pradesh, it is called Makar Sankranti which is marked by kite-flying. People exchange homemade delicacies like ladoos and gur on this day. They also prepare delicacies with sesame and khichdi with rice and lentils.
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