It is a four-day festival that is dedicated to the Sun God (Surya Dev). This year, Pongal began on January 14 and will end on January 17. Pongal also marks the movement of the Sun towards the ...

The second day of the Pongal festival, Surya Pongal, often referred to as Thai Pongal, holds the greatest importance among the festivities. This day is set aside for the veneration of the Sun God ...

Pongal, also known as Thai Pongal, is a multi-day Hindu harvest festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu. It is observed in the Tamil Solar month of Thai and usually falls on January 14 or 15. The festival ...

Watching your diet like a hawk post holiday season but still want to get in the festive spirit for Pongal? We have just the recipe you can snack on guilt-free! One thing about India is that there ...

Sun God is worshipped on Thai or Surya Pongal day. Kolams, or decorative patterns, are drawn at the entrance of the house. Thai Pongal also marks the beginning of the Tamil auspicious month ...

Pongal is one of the most sacred harvest festivals of Tamil Nadu. It is a vibrant celebration honoring the Sun God and offering thanks for a bountiful harvest. This year, the celebrations will be ...

The four-day-long festivities are named Bhogi Pongal, Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal, and Kaanum Pongal, each carrying unique traditions and significance. As the much-anticipated festival begins, it’s the ...

Pongal name is derived from the Tamil word “Pongu” which means “to boil”. It is an ancient festival celebrated by the people of South India, especially by the Tamil community. The history ...

This ritual signifies the renewal of life and a fresh start. The second day, Surya Pongal, is dedicated to the Sun God. People wear new clothes, cook on new stoves, and prepare a special dish ...