THAI PONGAL is a vibrant celebration ... often accompanied by communal prayers. C Clay Pots: Traditional earthen pots used to prepare Pongal dishes. In Sri Lanka, these pots are decorated with ...

The Thai Pongal is celebrated ... pumpkin flower is placed as a symbol of fertility. These decorations are made as a form of purification. The third day of Pongal, known as Mattu Pongal is for ...

On Thai Pongal, people cook the traditional dish called Pongal a mixture ... People create beautiful rice flour designs outside their homes as a symbol of welcome and to invite prosperity.

The traditional Thai Pongal festival, a celebration of the harvest, was observed at the Prime Minister’s Office on January 14 under the auspices of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasooriya. The event ...

Pongal, a vibrant harvest festival celebrated primarily in South India, is a time of joy, gratitude, and renewal. It marks the beginning of the Tamil month of Thai and falls in mid-January each year.

The second day of the Pongal festival, Surya Pongal, often referred to as Thai Pongal ... and participate in traditional games and activities. The ambience is brimming with happiness, chuckles ...

This is the main day of the festival, where the traditional dish, Pongal (a sweet rice dish), is prepared and offered to the Sun God. Families come together to express gratitude for a bountiful ...

The traditional Thai Pongal festival, a celebration of the harvest, was observed at the Prime Minister’s Office on January 14 under the auspices of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasooriya. The event ...

Thai Pongal is the first festival for the year 2025 ... considering it as an honorable responsibility associated with their lives. According to the traditional calendar month of the Tamil people, ...