Makar Sankranti is a festival that brings communities together, offering a chance to celebrate the bounty of the harvest season with family, friends, and, of course, delicious food.

Hemanth's first Sankranti at his in-laws' place turned into an unforgettable experience with a grand feast of 666 dishes from ...

B L Razdan The Hindu calendar is dotted with many festivals based on the Lunar calendar. However, Makar Sankranti, being based on the Solar calendar, is an exception, which in itself is an ode to the ...

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While kite flying, prayers, and sweets made from sesame seeds are common highlights, khichdi remains an indispensable dish in many households, especially in North India.

BENGALURU: With the arrival of Sankranti /Pongal, Bengalureans have decked their homes with mango leaves, cut up the sugarcane stalks, and readied bowls of ellu-bella to celebrate with family, friends ...

Makar Sankranti draws from Hindu mythology and is thought to represent the triumph of good over evil. Worshippers commemorate this victory by engaging in prayers, performing rituals, and visiting ...

Makar Sankranti is a significant Hindu festival celebrated across India, marking the sun’s transition to the northern hemisphere. This festival brings people together to honor the sun, celebrate ...

Kite flying, prayers, and sesame sweets are festival staples, but khichdi holds a special place in many North Indian households.

Makar Sankranti celebrates the Sun’s transition into Capricorn, marking the start of Uttarayan. This festival signifies growth and prosperity and is celebrated with regional variations across India.

The end of the harsh winter season also means that the day starts getting longer and nights start getting shorter. This ...