President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has sent the following message on the occasion of Thai Pongal: “The Thai Pongal festival, also known as the ‘Harvest Festival’, is observed with profound reverence ...

May this Thai Pongal celebration be a blessing and a guiding light, inspiring hope and optimism for a brighter future. I extend my heartfelt wishes to all Sri Lankans and Hindu devotees around the ...

Happy Thai Pongal 2025 Wishes, Messages, Quotes, Photos, Images: Thai Pongal, a harvest festival celebrated with great enthusiasm in Tamil Nadu and among Tamil communities worldwide, marks the ...

Thai Pongal is the first festival for the year 2025, which Tamil people all over the world, including Sri Lankans, celebrate together with great enthusiasm. Therefore, first of all, I wish to extend ...

2025 Thai Pongal: Wednesday, January 15, 2025 Mattu Pongal: Thursday, January 16, 2025 Kaanum Pongal: Friday, January 17, 2025 Happy Pongal 2025! Here are 25+ wishes and messages to share with ...

or (Iniya Thai Thirunal Nal Valthukal) or simply by saying “ Pongal Valthukal (Pongal wishes). Wishing you and your family a Bright, joyful and happy Thai Pongal. Let the warmth of the ...

Thai Pongal on January 14 corresponds with the ... Here are some of the messages, wishes, quotes, statuses, SMS, messages, and greetings that you can send to your family and friends: May the ...

Foreign Employment and Tourism Minister Vijitha Herath in his Thai Pongal message. The message: “I extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to the Hindu community, especially the Tamil people in ...

It is also a day for traditional folk dances. THAI PONGAL MESSAGE FROM THE WRITER: We have withstood the calamities and crises and hope to see the light at the end of the tunnel, with the Grace of God ...

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 ...

In 2025, Pongal will commence on Thursday, January 14, and conclude on Sunday, January 17. The festival follows the Tamil solar calendar, beginning on the first day of the Tamil month of Thai.