From classic kolams to colourful rangolis and simple muggulu, here are easy Pongal 2026 décor ideas that bring warmth, ...

Discover the best Pongal Kolam designs that you can make in front of your house. Get ready to celebrate the upcoming festive ...

Pongal 2026 celebrations begin with Bhogi and beautifully drawn kolams that symbolise renewal and positivity. From simple ...

January in Tamil Nadu is always special because it brings with it the grand harvest festival of Pongal. In 2026, Pongal will be celebrated from January 14 to January 17. For the Tamil community, this ...

As per Drik Panchang, the word “Pongal” literally means “to boil over.” During the festival, families cook a special dish made of new rice, milk, and jaggery in a clay pot. When the pot bubbles over, ...

Bhogi, the vibrant start to the four-day Pongal festival, ushers in renewal and prosperity across South India. Celebrated on ...

Bhogi 2026 Date And Time: Bhogi marks the first day of Pongal festival. It marks the onset of harvest season and new ...

Tamil Calendar's Margazhi month ends on the last day of the Bhogi Festival. Traditionally Bhogi festival is for Lord Indiran, who has been regarded as “God for rain”. This event is a thank-you to Lord ...

Bhogi Pongal is a significant day in the Pongal celebrations, marking the beginning of the sun's journey towards the northern hemisphere. The day is characterized by the burning of old and unwanted ...