Pongal festivities are incomplete without a variety of traditional delicacies that bring families together to celebrate the bounty of nature. Here are some quintessential dishes to savour during ...

Pongal, celebrated mid-January primarily in Tamil Nadu and worldwide, honors the harvest with rituals over four days: Bhogi ...

Pongal is also a celebration marked by exquisite treats and mouthwatering foods. From the sweet Sakkarai Pongal to the savory dishes like medu vada and sambar, the cuisine of the festivity is rich and ...

Tamil Hindu devotees and priests in Colombo prepared a traditional rice dish known as 'Pongal' on Tuesday in celebration of the Thai Pongal Hindu festival. The Thai Pongal festival, celebrated by ...

The festival gets its name from the special dish “Pongal,” made by boiling rice with jaggery and milk. Sharing this sweet dish symbolises togetherness and love. Pongal strengthens bonds with ...

with Pongal (a sweet rice dish) being the highlight of the festivities. (Freepik) Mattu Pongal is the third day of the Pongal festival, a time when people offer thanks to the animals that play a ...

Ven Pongal is a savoury dish prepared with lentils and rice. It is flavoured with the ghee and spices. It is a healthy breakfast and lunch option.

Just like Pongal, the first day of Sankranti is dedicated to Bhogi, where old possessions are discarded and bonfires are lit. The second day involves preparations of scrumptious dishes including ...

The festival is marked by the preparation of the traditional Pongal dish, a sweet rice concoction, and elaborate decorations with colourful kolam (floor patterns). Families come together to ...

Pongal celebrations in Auroville unite residents and visitors in traditional festivities, including cultural events and cooking demonstrations.

May the sweetness of Pongal dish fill your life with happiness and prosperity. Happy Pongal! May this Pongal bring you joy, health, and success in abundance. Sending warm wishes on this special ...

Pongal 2025 starts on January 14, marking the harvest festival's four joyous days. Learn about its dates, history, significance, and customs for each day.