Diversified Celebrations Of Sankranthi All Over India

BENGALURU: Early morning bonfires greet you on your way to jog, the colorful rangoli’s competing with one other or the bulls dancing high to stock out the viewers, marks the entry of “Makar Sankranthi” in India may be not for all the states but for some. The people of India are so intermingled in territorial convention that you are sure to face these sights. 

A prime Indian festival that marks the arrival of crop harvest and prosperity to shade our sights. The festival goes on for three days eventfully, with full fervor in every state in their own style. So here are the insights on the methods, their way and their mark of celebrating “Makar Sankranthi” the harvesting festival   reports by DC.

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana: Kites invading the sky spewing the clouds and cocks fighting to shred each other to emerge as a winner, these makes for the outer regional activities which take place during the festival. As for the sacred side some of major things include spraying rangoli’s, with bulls and band men scoring the streets makes it eye catchy. The festival is on for three days namely: Bhogi, Sankranthi and Kanuma respectively.

 The first day welcoming the festive arrival with a huge bonfire, the second day being Makara Sankranthi the festival’s main preaching the god for the year’s crop and for years to come making ‘Pongal’ a popular south Indian dish. The third day marks the end day when city’s stages enact plays depicting mythological figures and the story behind this festival.

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