Bhogi festival is celebrated on January 13 every year. As India gears up for the harvest season, the southern states mark the beginning of Pongal festivities with Bhogi, the first of the four-day ...

On Bhogi, a festival traditionally marked by burning ... Residents have also planned to continue the kolam protest throughout the Pongal festival, urging GCC to adopt sustainable waste solutions.

Bhogi Pandigai is a celebration of renewal ... It is common to see houses decorated with kolam known as rangoli, mango leaves, and flowers, adding to the festive spirit. People also place ...

Bhogi Pongal is a significant day in the Pongal celebrations, marking the beginning of the sun's journey towards the northern hemisphere. The day is characterized by the burning of old and ...

The festival is important because it serves as an opportunity to express joy and gratitude. On Bhogi Pongal, people light a bonfire to discard their old and unwanted items. The practice symbolises ...

The Pongal festivities commenced across South India on Monday with the observance of 'Bhogi'. It marks the first day of the four-day Pongal festival, which is one of the major harvest celebrations ...

Bhogi, celebrated a day before Makar Sankranti, marks the beginning of the harvest season and holds immense cultural and spiritual importance across India. This festival signifies the end of the ...

Bhogi, the first day of the Pongal celebrations, is a time to embrace renewal, discard the old, and welcome positivity. Share the joy of this auspicious day with your loved ones through these ...

Hyderabad: The Bhogi festival is being celebrated with great enthusiasm across the Telugu states. Children and adults lit bonfires on the streets in the morning, while women adorned beautiful ...

As the sun rises and the first light of the festival brightens the skies, the day of Bhogi arrives with its own distinct warmth and spirit. Bhogi, celebrated on the first day of the four-day ...