Kolams, flowers, sugarcane and lights- easy Pongal decoration ideas to instantly give your home a festive makeover.

Pongal Pulli Kolam Designs 2025: This article showcases a variety of pulli kolam designs to adorn your homes during the Pongal festival Kolam, an integral part of Pongal, symbolizes beauty, joy, and ...

Pongal 2023: The festival of harvest will be celebrated between January 15-18. Pongal celebrations will take place with full enthusiasm in South Indian states, especially in Tamil Nadu. Those who are ...

Pongal celebrations date back at least 2,000 years old as evidence suggests that it was celebrated even during the medieval Chola Empire days. Pongal is celebrated in Tamil Nadu and is a form of ...

Pongal 2023: Pongal is a festival mainly celebrated by people in Tamil Nadu. During this time, the sun’s journey towards the equinox begins. This is known as Uttarayan. It also marks the first harvest ...

Pongal, the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu, is celebrated with joy and tradition. This year, the auspicious Tamil festival will be observed from Tuesday, January 14, and will continue until Friday, ...

The festival which dates back to at least 2,000 years begins with Bhogi Pongal, followed by Surya Pongal, Maatu Pongal, and Kaanum Pongal. During the four-day-long celebration, people convey their ...

It's a tough task to spot Chantal Jumel in the crowd of mamis that has gathered near the Kapaleeswarar temple for the Mylapore festival kolam contest. "I want this book to explore Hinduism and south ...

After a gap of two years owing to the pandemic, the Kolam and Rangoli competitions were held as a part of the 19th edition of the Sundaram Finance Mylapore Festival at the North Mada Street. On ...

Pongal 2020 is a festival that marks the end of the winters and the beginning of the harvest season. Pongal is celebrated in Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh and countries with Tamil diaspora ...

An artist designs a ‘kolam’, made of coloured rice grains, at a shopping mall ahead of the Diwali festival in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

Wahroonga artist Shanta Viswanathan shared the traditional art form at the New Beginnings Refugee Arts and Culture Festival in Marrickville on Saturday. Ms Viswanathan works with refugees and migrants ...