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    Makar Sankranti, a significant solar observance, marks the Sun's northward journey, Uttarayan, symbolizing renewal and new beginnings. This harvest festival, celebrated across India and Nepal, is dedicated to Surya Dev and emphasizes thanksgiving for the harvest and communal celebrations, reflecting a harmonious alignment with cosmic rhythms.

    Makar Sankranti 2026 Date January 14 or 15? Check auspicious time to eat and donate khichdi, and when the Sun enters Capricorn

    Makar Sankranti 2026 Date and Time: Makar Sankranti 2026 date confusion is brewing. Experts are divided on whether the festival falls on January 14 or 15. The Sun's entry into Capricorn dictates the date. Most astrologers favor January 14 for the celebration. Auspicious timings for worship and charity are also provided. This annual solar transition causes date debates.

    Pulling the strings on kite-flying: Whether literally or idiomatically, the patang has its own airs

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the International Kite Festival in Ahmedabad. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz attended the event. The festival celebrates kite-flying, both literal and metaphorical. Literal kite-flying involves managing wind and strings. Idiomatic kite-flying refers to presenting ideas. Both demonstrate a pursuit of control and spectacle.

    Makar Sankranti 2026 date: Is it 14 or 15 January? Check shubh muhurat, punya kaal and puja timings

    Makar Sankranti 2026 date: Makar Sankranti in 2026 will be celebrated on Wednesday, January 14, as the Sun enters Makara Rashi in the afternoon. This solar-aligned festival marks the Sun's northward journey, Uttarayan, and its auspicious Punya Kaal will occur on the same day, ensuring all key rituals and celebrations take place on the 14th.

    From Pongal, Lohri to Uttarayan: Different names and rituals of Makar Sankranti across India

    Makar Sankranti 2026: India celebrates Makar Sankranti, marking the Sun's northward journey and the end of winter. This harvest festival, observed with diverse regional names and traditions like Pongal, Uttarayan, and Lohri, signifies gratitude to nature and welcomes brighter days with prayers and community gatherings.

    Viral video shows 2 men spitting on rotis at Uttarakhand food stall, leads to arrests

    Two men were arrested in Uttarakhand after a viral video showed them spitting on rotis at a food stall during the Uttarayan Fair. The incident prompted swift action from officials, leading to the shutdown of the food stall and the individuals being booked under the Food Safety Act and sent to jail.

    The Economic Times
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