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It is that time once more. Time to sit together, shell peanuts, enjoy season's solace nourishment – gajak, til, puffed rice, revri and chikki, have delightful discussions, sitting clustered around a comfortable campfire. The celebration of Lohri is socially huge as it praises the winter solstice – the longest night, and the most limited day of the year. The Hindu God of flame, Lord Agni is venerated on this day and it's additionally connected with the gather of rabi crops. The old stories of Dulla Bhatti is sung with much intensity, with dhol beats adding to the excitement.

This blaze celebration, albeit saw in different parts of the nation, is particularly celebrated with extraordinary ceremony and show in Punjab. Taken after by Makar Sakranti or Maghi, which is the primary day of the period of Magha, as per the Punjabi logbook. Be that as it may, in India, this event is likewise connected with celebrating the introduction of an infant, especially a child kid.

This is the manner by which the blaze celebration has dependably been for me, and for some, having a place with my age. In any case, this year, Lohri has been a disclosure. We were welcomed for two thousand Lohri festivities – both by the guardians of an infant young lady.

Other than the delightful devour for the visitors, there were eager beats of dholki, which guaranteed everybody moved and delighted in the merriments. Melodies were sung with full energy, and the legend of Dulla Bhattiwas thought back once more. He had been the hero of a few Punjabi ladies, who were stole and sold for subjugation amid the medieval circumstances. He would protect them, and get them offered to young fellows in the town and the ladies went ahead to carry on with an existence of respect and regard. Two of those ladies - Sundri and Mundri got hitched upon the arrival of Lohri, and henceforth, the fables was deified.

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