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14 Apr 2024

Poila Boishakh To Pana Sankranti: Wishes, Greetings To Share With Loved One

People in India are getting ready to celebrate the harvest festivals of India like Pana Sankranti, Puthandu, Vishu and Bihu in various states, the auspicious harvest festival in style and grandeur.

12 Apr 2023

Puthandu 2023:Date, Significance, Tradition And Celebrations Of Tamil New Year

Tamil New Year, Puthandu, will be celebrated on April 14, 2023 The first month of the Tamil solar calendar, Chithirai, starts with Puthandu celebrations Lip-smacking dishes of Puthandu spread also includes vadai, sambhar, sadam (rice) and payasam

14 Apr 2020

Puthandu 2020: Here's how you can celebrate the Tamil New Year

The Tamils celebrate the day with much fan-fare and prepare some delicious south Indian dishes.

15 Jan 2019

Hindi merely one of India's languages, English takes us global. Happy Pongal!

Our crops are different, our festivals and new year celebrations fall on different dates and we speak different languages and follow different religions. It is time for sarkari babus to know that diversity is important for Indian unity.

14 Apr 2018

Puthandu 2018: Idol in Coimbatore temple decorated with notes worth Rs 5 crore

Denominations of Rs 200 and Rs 2000 were used to decorate the idol of the goddess.

13 Apr 2018

Puthandu 2018: Best SMS, WhatsApp and Facebook messages for your loved ones

The first day of the Chittirai month of the Tamil Calendar is celebrated as the Tamil New Year also known as Puthandu or Varsha Pirappu. The Tamils celebrate the day with great pomp and delicious south Indian cuisine.

13 Apr 2018

Puthandu 2018: Here's how you can celebrate the Tamil New Year

New Year is all about being hopeful of a better living. People look forward to a pleasant ride in the journey called life.

Tamil New Year 2017

14 Apr 2017

Tamil New Year 2017: Here’s how you can celebrate Puttandu

New Year symbolises new beginning and hence Tamil people begin the day by looking at the Kani to embark upon a new journey with goodness in abundance.

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