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Indian Woman, Daughter's Rangoli Enters Singapore Book Of Records
An Indian mother and daughter team in Singapore has made it to the Singapore Book of Records by creating a 6-by-6 metre rangoli artwork using 26,000 ice cream sticks which depicts notable Tamil scholar-poets.
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Pongal Festival 2020: Wishes You Can Share On Harvest Fesival
Pongal in 2020: The first day of the festival is known as -Bhogi- and is dedicated to Indra, the god of rain. On this holy day, people throw old and neglected things and concentrate on new things.
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Happy Pongal: Kolam, Rangoli Designs For Pongal Festival
Pongal 2020: Pongal is mainly celebrated to convey appreciation to the Sun God for a good harvest. It is celebrated by boiling the first rice of the season and corresponds with Makar Sankranti, a pan-Indian solar festival.
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Pongal Festival 2020: Dates, History, Importance Of The Harvest Festival
Pongal in 2020: Pongal is mainly celebrated to offer prayers to the Sun God for a good harvest. The festival, which is celebrated over four days, coincides with Makar Sankranti, which is celebrated in north India and begins a day after Lohri this year.
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Pongal 2019: Tamil Nadu Celebrates Pongal With Traditional Fervour
Happy Pongal: Tamil Nadu celebrated Pongal, a major harvest festival, on Tuesday with traditional fervour.
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Pongal 2018: How People In Tamil Nadu Celebrate The Harvest Festival
One of the most popular South Indian festivals, Pongal, which literally means "spilling over", begins today. During the four-day long festivity, the revellers thank mother nature for plentiful harvest.
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Pongal 2016: From Cooking Up a Feast to Decorating Rangolis and Bull Baiting
Pongal is a play on the Tamil word pongu meaning to boil over. The Pongal festival is celebrated on the first day of the Tamil month of Thai and is often referred to as Thai Pongal. The entire festivities last four days and is celebrated with fervour.
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Indian Woman, Daughter's Rangoli Enters Singapore Book Of Records
An Indian mother and daughter team in Singapore has made it to the Singapore Book of Records by creating a 6-by-6 metre rangoli artwork using 26,000 ice cream sticks which depicts notable Tamil scholar-poets.
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Pongal Festival 2020: Wishes You Can Share On Harvest Fesival
Pongal in 2020: The first day of the festival is known as -Bhogi- and is dedicated to Indra, the god of rain. On this holy day, people throw old and neglected things and concentrate on new things.
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Happy Pongal: Kolam, Rangoli Designs For Pongal Festival
Pongal 2020: Pongal is mainly celebrated to convey appreciation to the Sun God for a good harvest. It is celebrated by boiling the first rice of the season and corresponds with Makar Sankranti, a pan-Indian solar festival.
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Pongal Festival 2020: Dates, History, Importance Of The Harvest Festival
Pongal in 2020: Pongal is mainly celebrated to offer prayers to the Sun God for a good harvest. The festival, which is celebrated over four days, coincides with Makar Sankranti, which is celebrated in north India and begins a day after Lohri this year.
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Pongal 2019: Tamil Nadu Celebrates Pongal With Traditional Fervour
Happy Pongal: Tamil Nadu celebrated Pongal, a major harvest festival, on Tuesday with traditional fervour.
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Pongal 2018: How People In Tamil Nadu Celebrate The Harvest Festival
One of the most popular South Indian festivals, Pongal, which literally means "spilling over", begins today. During the four-day long festivity, the revellers thank mother nature for plentiful harvest.
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Pongal 2016: From Cooking Up a Feast to Decorating Rangolis and Bull Baiting
Pongal is a play on the Tamil word pongu meaning to boil over. The Pongal festival is celebrated on the first day of the Tamil month of Thai and is often referred to as Thai Pongal. The entire festivities last four days and is celebrated with fervour.
