The celebratory mood has invaded the whole of the country with
festival marking the northward journey of Sun being celebrated with
varied hues in different regions. Known as Lohri in north-west India,
Makar Sankranti in northern regions, Maagh Bihu in Assam, Uttarayan in
Gujarat and Pongal in south, the day signifies the end of harvest season
and beginning of longer daytime.
And for Gujaratis, Tamilians
and Andhraites staying in Indore, the celebration would be no different
from the one celebrated in their native places. Read more
Source: Rashifal 2014 & Hindi Panchang 2014
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