Accordingly, all over Tamil Nadu, from early in the morning, all the people wear new clothes and make colorful kolams, put turmeric and kumkum in the Pongal pot and tie a yellow horn plant to the auspicious Buddhirisi and celebrate Pongal with enthusiasm.
When Pongal was raging, they were happy saying ‘Pongalo Pongal.. Pongalo Pongal’. This Pongal festival, which has lost enthusiasm for the past 2 years due to the Corona restrictions in Tamil Nadu, has now become a weed as there is no restriction.
On the occasion of Pongal festival, Prime Minister Modi has greeted the people of the country in Tamil. And Happy Pongal to all of you.
I pray that this festival will further strengthen the bond of unity in our society,” he said. The Tamil Nadu School Education Department has issued an announcement that will bring more happiness to the people and school students who are celebrating Pongal festival so well.
While Thai Pongal is being celebrated today, Mattu Pongal will be celebrated tomorrow (Jan. 16) and Kana Pongal will be celebrated on 17th. Due to this, a holiday has been declared for schools and colleges till the 17th.
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Schools and colleges were to open again on the 18th. Similarly, the government has declared a holiday for schools, colleges and offices till the 17th.
Meanwhile, considering Tamil festival, all the educational institutes requested to give 4 days holiday to all teachers, staff and students.
Considering this, the Tamil Nadu government has declared January 18 as a public holiday so that people who have gone abroad can return to their hometowns.