Pongal, celebrated mid-January primarily in Tamil Nadu and worldwide, honors the harvest with rituals over four days: Bhogi Pongal for renewal, Thai Pongal with offerings to the Sun God, Mattu ...

Various groups have requested holidays on January 13th and 17th for the Pongal festival. This has raised expectations among people for a continuous 9-day holiday. Pongal Celebrations People are ...

Pongal 2025: Try Traditional 'Pongal' Recipes For A Festive Feast At Home Starting with Bhogi Pongal on January 14, 2025, this four-day festivity is a time for renewal, joy, and togetherness.

Pongal began on January 14 and will end on January 17. The second day of Pongal is the most important day of the four-day festival and is known as Surya Pongal. Here's what you know need to know ...

Pongal 2025 Day 1: All You Need to Know About Significance And Festivities Around 'Bhogi Mantalu' As Pongal season begins, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana prepare for celebrations. Bhogi ...

Pongal 2025 starts on January 14, marking the harvest festival's four joyous days. Learn about its dates, history, significance, and customs for each day.

Brighten your Pongal celebrations with vibrant decorations! Know traditional Pongal decor ideas like kolam, floral hangings, and more to add festive cheer.

Ven Pongal Made with rice, split yellow mung dal, ghee, cumin, ginger, pepper and curry leaves, this delicious dish is served with sambhar and chutney, elevating the taste of your festive meal.

The traditional Thai Pongal festival, a celebration of the harvest, was observed at the Prime Minister’s Office on January 14 under the auspices of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasooriya. The event ...

‘Pongal’ means ‘ever-flowing’, signifying the giving of thanks to nature and the sun for providing fruitful and limitless produce. This week, Hindus in Malaysia will celebrate Pongal, the ...

Pongal 2025 is celebrated on January 14, Tuesday. Also known as Thai Pongal, falls on Makar Sankranthi, with Sankranti at 08:55 AM.

Celebrate Pongal 2025 from January 14–17. Learn about its history, traditions, and rituals honoring the Sun God and harvest prosperity.