Lohri 2022 Date, History, Significance, Puja Timing, Vidhi: India is the country of festivals. In India, almost every day three to four festivals are celebrated with great pomp in different regions according to their beliefs. One of the festivals is Lohri which is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the people of North India on 13th January at the beginning of the year.
Lohri 2022 Date & Time
The festival of Lohri has a fixed date and is celebrated every year on 13 January.
History
The festival of Lohri is celebrated a day before Makar Sankranti, one of the major festivals of hinduism. Lohri is also considered a sign of the coming of spring and the departure of winter. Lohri is celebrated by the people of North India at the beginning of the year on 13th January with great enthusiasm. Not only this, in the house of married women, goods come from their maternal home, which is also called Sindara. Lohri is one of the various festivals celebrated in the country, which has a different unique shade in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir.
Significance
Lohri festival holds great importance for Punjabi people. The festival of Lohri is celebrated in North India with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm a day before Makar Sankranti. Along with Punjab, this festival is celebrated with great pomp in neighboring states like Haryana. Lohri is also considered as the new year of farmers.
Puja Vidhi
According to beliefs, this festival of Lohri is celebrated when winters have the shortest day and the longest night of the year. Traditionally, Lohri is a special festival associated with the sowing and harvesting of crops. On the day of Lohri, people light a fire in the evening and make it dizzy, and while singing Lohri songs, they also offer rewri, groundnut, kheel, and maize grains in the fire and later congratulate each other.
