Makar Sankranti was observed on Tuesday, January 14, this year. Flying kites on Makar Sankranti is a traditional and iconic activity in many Indian states, especially in Gujarat, Maharashtra ...

Makar Sankranti 2025: The biggest religious gathering ... the holy dip ‘Amrit Snan’, all that everyone can talk about is kites, harvest, beginnings of a ‘new year’ with new opportunities ...

Since Makar Sankranti is observed in accordance with the lunar calendar, it occurs essentially on the same day each year. On this day, people fly multicoloured kites, practice charitable deeds ...

Makar Sankranti is also known as Sankrat in Rajasthan. People indulge in an array of festive delicacies such as til-paati, gajak, kheer, ghevar, and til ladoo. They also fly kites of vibrant ...

The association of kite flying with Makar Sankranti is deeply rooted in the belief that the higher the kite soars, the closer it gets to the divine, capturing the essence of the festival's ...

Amidst the happy sounds of kite flying, indulging in the sweetness ... we are ready to celebrate Makar Sankranti yet again. Every festival is losing its fervour and the celebrations are limited ...

One of the most treasured and enjoyable rituals around Makar Sankranti is the tradition of flying kites. As thrilling as the prospect of pulling on our first kite line may be for most of us ...

Happy Makar Sankranti 2020: According to some beliefs, the tradition of kite flying on Makar Sankranti is being carried out so that people are exposed to the sun rays. Sunning is believed to get ...

The sky is filled with countless colorful kites for the Hindu festival Makar Sankranti. The celebration — also referred to as Uttarayana or Maghi — pays homage to the solar deity, Surya ...

Makar Sankranti 2025: Flying kites on Makar Sankranti is a tradition in many parts of India. Here are some reasons why people fly kites on Makar Sankranti. Makar Sankranti 2025: Kite-flying has ...