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F.D. (Hameediyah) English School
F.D. (Hameediyah) English School
[HAMEEDIYAH]
ENGLISH
SCHOOL
THIS PRESENTATION IS
MADE BY
GROUP-G
GROUP MEMBERS:
TEACHER IN -CHARGE:Ms. SHABANA ANSARI
FAISAL
FAIQ
MUSAB
MAKARSANKRANTI
Uttarayan (known as
Makar Sakranti in other
parts of India) is the day
when the sun starts to
travel northwards
marking the decline of
winter. The days become
longer, the skies clearer
and the breeze cooler. A
feeling of anticipation,
joy and jubilation grips
all who celebrate the
occasion of thanksgiving
and merry-making.
Makar Sankranti is one of the
most auspicious day for the
Hindus, and is celebrated in
almost all parts of the country
in myriad cultural forms, with
great devotion, fervor &
gaiety. The festival of Makar
Sankrant traditionally
coincides with the beginning
of the Sun's northward journey
(the Uttarayan) when it enters
the sign of Makar (the
Capricorn). It falls on the 14th
of January every year
according to the Solar
Calendar. Lakhs of people
take a dip in places like
Ganga Sagar & Prayag and
pray to Lord Sun.
Kite festivals encourage
people to go to the roof tops or
to the open grounds to take
sun bath. people involved in
kite festival keep their back to
the sun. This saves their eyes
and face from direct sun rays.
All of us know that direct
contact of sun rays to our eyes
are harmful and dangerous.
THE END