From classic kolams to colourful rangolis and simple muggulu, here are easy Pongal 2026 décor ideas that bring warmth, tradition and festive joy to your home.

As per Drik Panchang, the word “Pongal” literally means “to boil over.” During the festival, families cook a special dish made of new rice, milk, and jaggery in a clay pot. When the pot bubbles over, ...

• May the overflowing Pongal pot bring wealth and health to your family. • Let the warmth of the festivities fill your heart with joy. Happy Pongal! • Wishing you a harvest of success in every field ...

Pongal is a Tamil harvest festival and dish celebrating abundance. The four-day festival honors nature and cattle, while the sweet and savory rice-based Pongal dish symbolizes prosperity. Both are ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (January 14, 2026) said Pongal, which gave the message of maintaining harmonious balance with nature, has emerged as a global festival, cherished by Tamils ...

On the first day of Bhogi Pongal, people light bonfires to symbolize the eradication of negativity and clean and decorate their homes to symbolize fresh starts. A specific Pongal dish is prepared with ...

Pongal 2026: The auspicious festival of Pongal is celebrated widely annually, and is one of India’s most widely recognised Hindu harvest festivals. It is primarily marked by Tamilians and is ...

Note: All timings follow local time in New Delhi and are calculated as per the Panchang, where the day begins and ends with sunrise. Thai Pongal is the most important day of the four-day Pongal ...

New Delhi: Bhogi, also known as Bhogi Pandigai, marks the first day of the four-day Pongal and Sankranti festival celebrated across South India. Observed mainly in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and ...

Pongal, a four-day Tamil harvest festival from January 14-17, celebrates the sun, earth, and cattle with rituals, kolams, and traditional food. Key events include Bhogi, Thai Pongal, Mattu Pongal, and ...

Pongal is a four-day harvest festival celebrated mainly in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana The festival begins on January 14 and ends on January 17, with Thai Pongal on January 14 at 3:13 pm ...