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About Lohri: India is a country of vibrant & diverse culture. It is also called a country of lively festivals. May it be Holi, the festival of colours, or Diwali, the celebrations of lights. Every occasion has its special significance in everybody’s life. Lohri is one of these remarkable events. With the start of the New year, the first festival occurring is the Lohri celebration. Moreover, Lohri is a Punjabi folk festival celebrated widely in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent at the end of winters.

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“Lohri” is celebrated for many reasons. The prominent among them is the arrival of the harvesting season. People celebrated on 13th January every year when winters start to shun, and it signifies the coming of long warm days. Geologically, the position of the sun is changing on those days, resulting in the summer solstice. It also means the welcome of long warm days & the worship of Agni, the god of fire.

In many areas of Punjab, the story of Dulla Bhatti is famous who was a renowned dacoit in the Mughal era. He rescued many Hindu girls from the Mughals. He adopted two girls named sundry & mundri. On the occasion of Lohri, a song is sung by a gang of children:- Sunder mundriye ho! Tera kaun vicharaa ho! Dullah bhatti walla ho! Dulle di dhee vyayae ho!

We all know that the first festival occurring is the Lohri celebration with the start of New year. It is widely celebrated by Sikh and Hindu communities nowadays for many reasons. Those families in whose home a new baby has been born make it a special occasion and memorable day to be celebrated. The newly wedded couple also celebrate their first Lohri to welcome the latest member of the family. The couple wears new clothes, and gifts are exchanged among them. It is just another day to celebrate life. Another reason to be thankful for every positive thing and bonfire of Lohri burns all the negativity surrounding and makes everything vibrant and lively.
As well as, People distribute sweets called “Rewri” and peanuts, etc., among their relatives and enjoy the last winter night.