Group Members

NAME ROLL.NO
 Daya Shankar 13
 Mahesh Anbalagan 03
 Ashish yadav 45
 Vivek Singh 37
 Girish 46
 Indraraj 55
January March March

July- August Aug - September October

THAIPONGAL

THAI-JANUARY
PONGAL-BOILING OVER MILK AND RICE
Sun enters (Makara rashi ) - sagittarius to capricorn
Who celebrate in Tamil Nadu
Hindus
Specially Hindus whose profession are
cultivation.
Why it is celebrated?
To thank nature on Thaipongal Day.
To thank cows and bulls on the Mattu
pongal day.
 FOUR DAYS OF PONGAL
01ST Day - Bhogi Pongal
02nd Day - Suriya(sun) Pongal
03rd Day - Mattu Pongal
04th Day - Kanum Pongal
Bhogi Pongal
Suriya (sun) Pongal
Mattu Pongal
Kanum Pongal
“Pongal”(Thai piranthal vali Pirakum)
Marks a period of plenty, peace and happiness.
Believe that with the dawn of the month of “Thai”,
there will be peace, happiness,prosperity,brightness
and harmony in the life of every one. Believe knotty
family problems will be solved.
It is hed to honour the sun for a bountiful harvest.
Families gather to rejoice and share their jou and their
harvests with others.
 Significance of Pongal
Thanks giving to the nature and to the
cattles.
Forget the past ill – feelings and
hostilities.
Speak sweetly and remain friends.
Kite flying and maintain social
relationship.
Dress Code
 Conclusion
India is a land of festivals and fairs. Every day of the year there
is a festival celebrated in some part of the country. Some
festivals welcome the seasons of the year, the harvest, the
rains, or the full moon. Others celebrate religious occasions,
the birthdays of divine beings. A number of these festivals are
common to most parts of India. However, they may be called
by different names in various parts of the country or may be
celebrated in a different fashion.
Giving thanks ,getting together and spreading peace to
everyone is the main motto of the every festival.