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 Hindus have been celebrating this holiday since the very beginning of time. In the same way, Hindu scriptures and historical records talk about this festival. One common story says that the festival started when people celebrated the death of a demon. According to a story, a demon named Sankarasur killed and tortured people for no clear reason. When the god Sankranti heard this, he came to Earth to kill him. Since then, Hindus have had this holiday every year to honor her. On this day, the Sun god Surya is also honored for his important role in changing seasons. Now, the sun will start its annual trip to the north. Many myths and stories have grown up around the celebrations themselves. Flying kites in the open air is a big part of the history of the culture. Many people do this after a long winter hoping it will help them eliminate any lingering illnesses.

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The Origins of Makar Sankranti

In Hinduism, Sankranti is a goddess that people worship. In Hindu mythology, the death of the demon Sankarasur is said to have been caused by the goddess Sankranti. Karidin is the day after Makar Sankrant. It is often spelled Kinkrant. On this date, Devi killed the evil being Kinkarasur. The Panchang is where you can find the Makar Sankranti calendar. The Hindu Almanac, or Panchang, has information about Sankranti's age, how it looks, what to wear, how to travel, and more.

Makar Sankranti's Significance

Several religious texts say that Dakshinayan is the night of God or the sign of bad things, while Uttarayan is the day of God or the sign of good things. People worship the sun on this day by taking holy baths in the Ganges, Godavari, Krishna, or Yamuna, reciting mantras, and other things. This is because the sun starts its annual journey to the northern hemisphere on this day. All zodiac signs are affected by the sun, but Cancer and Capricorn are thought to benefit the most from the sun's religiously important entry into their signs.

·         Before Makar Sankranti, the sun will have been in the Southern Hemisphere and will be moving northward. Because of this, the nights are longer, and the days are shorter in the Indian winter.

·         On Makar Sankranti, the sun starts its annual journey across the sky and into the Northern Hemisphere. This means that the days will get longer and the nights will get shorter.

·         On Makar Sankranti, people who believe in the sun god pray to thank the Indian people for everything they do all year. Doing good things and giving to charity at this time will have a bigger impact.

·         With the right Haldi Kumkum ritual, the sleeping Adi-Shakti waves can be returned to life. This helps people get a mental picture of Sagun's devotion and makes them feel closer to God.

Many other names in various parts of the country know Makar Sankranti.

Lohri in Haryana and Punjab

The day before Makar Sankranti, Lohri is a very important holiday in the Indian states of Haryana and Punjab. People gather around the bonfire at night to watch the flames and throw things into the fire, like til, puffed rice, and popcorn. People pray for luck by gathering around a fire.

Khichdi Parvin Uttar Pradesh

The main event in Uttar Pradesh is the "Donation" Festival, also called "Khichdi." The Magh fair starts on Makar Sankranti and goes on for a whole month at the Ganges, Yamuna, and Saraswati rivers in Allahabad. On this holy day, people in Uttar Pradesh eat Khichdi and other foods to break their fasts. Also, Gorakhdham in Gorakhpur has an annual Khichdi Mela.

In the Indian state of Bihar, the Makar Sankranti holiday is called Khichdi. Donations of things like urad, rice, gold, woollen clothing, blankets, etc., on this day, are remembered in their special ways.

On their first Sankrant, women in Maharashtra give other married women gifts of cotton, oil, and salt.

Gangasagar in West Bengal

In Bengal, Makar Sankrant is celebrated by giving until after a bath to clean. Every year, there is also a big fair in Gangasagar.

Uttarayan in Gujarat

People in Gujarat often fly kites as part of their Makar Sankranti celebrations. The International Kite Festival is the highlight of Uttarayan celebrations. It takes place every year in Ahmedabad, which is the capital of the state of Gujarat. The party is thanksgiving because it marks the end of the gods' long sleep. The gods have woken up after what was thought to be a six-month nap and opened the gates of heaven. It means you should permit yourself to be happy. People of all ages celebrate by flying kites and getting into the day's spirit from dawn to dusk. In January, the blue skies are filled with kites of many different colours. The best parts of the day are:

• The crowded rooftop.
• The friendly competition to outdo each other.
• The delicious Gujarati feast with undhiyu and chikkis.

In India, the Makar Sankranti holiday has a lot of meaning

Depending on which state you are in, it has different names. You may have learned more about the meaning of Makar Sankranti and the ceremonies that go along with it.

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