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2nd floor, 169/33, Ratnadeep Lane, beside GHMC Park, near kidzonia school, HUDA Layout, Nallagandla, Hyderabad, Telangana 500019
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A Festive Eve of Transformation

January 13, 2025
A Festive Eve of Transformation

1. Bhogi: A Festive Eve of Transformation

Bhogi, the eve of Makar Sankranti, is a time for renewal and letting go. It's a day to symbolically shed the past and embrace fresh beginnings.Homes in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana are bustling with preparations as residents gear up to celebrate. Old and unwanted items are ceremoniously burned in bonfires, symbolizing the letting go of negativity and embracing fresh beginnings.

  • Regional Flavors: In AP and Telangana, people decorate their homes with colorful rangoli designs and adorn themselves in new clothes. The air is filled with the aroma of freshly harvested crops, and traditional dishes like 'Pongal' (a sweet rice dish) are prepared.

  • Beyond the Telugu States: While the core essence remains the same, Bhogi celebrations vary across India. In some regions, people decorate their homes with sugarcane stalks and mango leaves. "In other regions, people observe unique cultural traditions that involve special rituals.

2. Sankranti: A Harvest Symphony

Sankranti, the main day of the festival, is a joyous celebration of the harvest season. It's a time for feasting, merrymaking, and expressing gratitude to nature's bounty.

  • A Kaleidoscope of Colors: In AP and Telangana, vibrant kite flying competitions are a major highlight. The skies are adorned with a myriad of colors as people engage in friendly contests.

  • Regional Variations: In Punjab, Lohri is celebrated with bonfires and folk dances. In Tamil Nadu, Pongal is observed with elaborate rituals and offerings to the Sun God. In Karnataka, the festival is known as 'Sankranti' or 'Uttarayana' and is marked by kite flying and religious ceremonies.

3. Kanumu: A Day of Family and Togetherness

Kanumu, the concluding day of the festival, is dedicated to family bonding and religious observances.

  • Family Feasts: Families gather for elaborate feasts, enjoying traditional dishes like 'Pulihora' (tamarind rice) and 'Payasam' (sweet pudding).

  • Cultural Significance: In AP and Telangana, people visit temples and offer prayers to the deities. They also exchange gifts and blessings with loved ones.

How Kidzonia International Preschool Celebrates Sankranti:

At Kidzonia International Preschool, Sankranti is a vibrant and engaging affair. Children participate in various activities that introduce them to the cultural significance of the festival:

  • Creative Corners: Children create colorful rangoli designs, decorate kites, and learn about the significance of different colors in the festival.

  • Cultural Performances: The preschool organizes cultural performances showcasing traditional folk dances and songs.

  • Harvest Feast: A special harvest feast is organized, where children enjoy traditional dishes like 'Pongal' and learn about the importance of sharing and gratitude.

Through these activities, Kidzonia International Preschool aims to instill in children a deep appreciation for their cultural heritage and the spirit of joy and togetherness that characterizes the festival of Sankranti.

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