Sun Transition
“Makar Sankranti” comes from Makara (Capricorn) + Sankranti (transition). The day is also called Uttarayan as the sun starts its trek towards the north, signaling the approach of longer days.
Makar Sankranti Related Topics
Multiple Names
- Pongal
- Uttaryan
- Magh Bihu
- Khichdi Purv
A festive celebration of food, family, and thankfulness observed in India and beyond.
Farmers and Harvesting
Makar Sankranti often coincides with the completion of winter harvest. Families offer gratitude for the bounty of the fields and seek good fortune for future crops.
Worship Cows
In many regions, Go Puja Paying tribute to cows and bulls in agriculture, offering prayers for their well-being and the success of future harvests.
Sankranti Tradition
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Makarsankranti
Pongal
Uttarayan
Maghe
Sankranti names
Makar Sankranti: Soaring spirits, sweet treats, sunlit streets.
With laddoos and laughter, kites soaring high, Makar Sankranti's joy takes flight!
Fresh starts, thankful souls, the warm glow of firelight, Makar Sankranti fills its place.
Sunward journeys, hopeful wishes, let Sankranti's warmth ignite new dishes!
Bonfires flicker, drums thump in time, unity blooms under Sankranti's light.
Sankranti quotes and messages
May the sun's radiant glow bring joy and warmth, Happy Makar Sankranti, shining with delight!
Just as kites fill the sky with hopes, may your life be brightened by Sankranti's light.
Sweet laddoos and the warm bonfire's glow, blessings come as the seasons go. Wishing you a joyful Sankr
Leave the past behind, let optimism soar, fresh starts begin with the glow of Sankranti.
Wishing you a festive Sankranti filled with abundance and joy from the bountiful harvest!