Manaschi Sayakbaj Karalaev Referat

Makar Sankranti or Makar Sankranthi is celebrated in many parts of India and considered as one of the most important Hindu festivals. Sankranti meaning is ‘Movement’. In our life, everything is like a movement. Fortunately, all people who came before us have moved on (after life), and people who come after us (new born) are waiting for us to move on, that’s the true things which are not deniable.

It is considered that the Sankranti was a deity and based on legend, the Sankranti killed an evil (demon) named Sankarasur. The day after Makar Sankranti is known as ‘Karidin’ or ‘Kinkrant’. On this Kinkrant day, the female deity who is known as devi, slayed the demon Kinkarasur. Makar Sankranti is known by different names in other parts of India. In Tamil Nadu, people refer this festival as ‘‘. In some parts of, the festival is known as ‘Peddala’ or ‘Pedda’.

Makar Sankranti is known by different names in other parts of India. In Tamil Nadu, people refer this festival as ‘Pongal‘. In some parts of Andhra Pradesh, the festival is known as ‘Peddala’ or ‘Pedda’.On this day, a number of special prayers and religious offerings are organized.

On this day, a number of special prayers and religious offerings are organized. On this day in Maharashtra, people prepares special ‘Tilguls’ aka ‘Ladoos’.

These ladoos are made of til (sesame seeds) and gul (jaggry). The people of Maharashtra wish each other by saying ‘Tilgul Ghya Aani God God Bola (Take the sweets and talk sweet words)’.

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