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Singer AP Dhillon and cricketer Abhishek Sharma celebrated Lohri together in Chandigarh, Sharma’s hometown. The duo shared photos of themselves flying kites on a rooftop, showcasing their festive spirit. This heartwarming reunion, highlighting their close friendship, delighted fans who praised the ‘unforgettable duo’ and their festive cheer. As Lohri festivities blazed with full energy, singer…
CreditIndia’s calendar is crowded, but few periods carry as much layered meaning as mid-January.Every significant day or event in the Indian calendar has its place, and this stretch of the year is no exception. Rooted in astronomy and agriculture, mid-January marks a decisive seasonal shift — the easing of winter, the completion of harvest cycles,…
Representative image (AI) There has been widespread confusion among bank customers over January bank holidays, particularly around Lohri and Makar Sankranti. Many are unsure whether banks will be closed today or tomorrow.As per the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday calendar, bank holidays vary from state to state, depending on regional festivals and observances. This…
Lohri 2026 is approaching, marking a time of bonfires, shared warmth, and community connection. Rooted in harvest celebrations, the festival signifies gratitude for hard work and resilience, bringing people together for songs, stories, and comforting food. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and embrace new beginnings with joy and togetherness. Lohri 2026 is almost here,…
Every winter, as the cold grip of the northern Indian region starts to unravel, the lighting of Lohri candles casts a radiant glow over the villages, towns, and cities of Punjab as well as the surrounding areas. This event is observed every year on 13 January as Lohri. Despite the popularity of the event as…
Imagine this: It’s a chilly January evening in North India, and suddenly your neighbourhood lights up with crackling bonfires, the sweet smell of sesame ladoos, and groups of people dancing around flames while singing folk songs. That’s Lohri – North India’s beloved harvest festival that feels like a warm hug after a chilly winter!Traditionally, Lohri…
Lohri 2026, on January 13th, celebrates the end of winter with bonfires, songs, and traditional delicacies, honoring harvest and longer days. This vibrant festival in northern India, especially Punjab, signifies gratitude, hard work, and intergenerational togetherness, marking the Sun’s Capricorn entry and ushering in prosperity. Lohri lights up the winter night like a warm hug…
