This ritual, known as "Bhogi Mantalu," is believed to purify the environment and drive away evil spirits. Mumbai: BMC To Commission Waste-To-Energy Plant By October 2025, Increases Capacity To 7 ...

On Bhogi Pandigai, people light a bonfire, also known as Bhogi Mantalu, in which they burn old clothes, household items, and other things that symbolize the past. The fire signifies the burning of ...

This act, known as Bhogi Mantalu, represents purification and renewal, both physical and spiritual. For farmers, Bhogi signifies the completion of one agricultural cycle and the hope for a ...

This celebration is also known as Bhogi Mantalu, as people burn unwanted household items in a blaze made of wood and cow dung cakes on this day. Villages and towns across both the Telugu states ...

Rituals like cleaning homes, Bhogi Mantalu, and preparing Pongal signify renewal and gratitude. Kite flying, worshipping agricultural tools, and communal bonding are key aspects of this vibrant ...

This celebration is also known as Bhogi Mantalu, as people burn unwanted household items in a blaze made of wood and cow dung cakes on this day. Villages and towns across both the Telugu states ...

Bhogi is celebrated on the first day of the four-day Pongal festival, one of the prominent harvest festivals in the country.

Bhogi, celebrated a day before Makar Sankranti, marks the beginning of the harvest season and holds immense cultural and spiritual importance across India. This festival signifies the end of the ...

Hyderabad: The crackling Bhogi mantalu before dawn on Monday officially marked the Sankranti festivities, though the festive mood set in on Friday with the closure of schools and officials.

This ritual, known as "Bhogi Mantalu," is believed to purify the environment and drive away evil spirits. Why Is Bhogi Pongal Celebrated? The first day of Pongal, Bhogi, endings the Tamil month ...

Bhogi Pandigai 2025: How it is celebrated? The key ritual is the lighting of the Bhogi Mantalu, a bonfire where people burn old items such as clothes, wood, and other unwanted things. This act ...