For South Indians, Sankranti is the most memorable time of the year. The three-day festival, in some regions a four-day festival, is celebrated wholeheartedly across India, with South Indians going
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On Sunday, January 11, as Sankranti in Vizag neared, the Vizag Railway Station and city bus stations experienced a heavy rush. Buses to Srikakula, Palasa, Salur, Vizianagaram, and North Andhra
Symbolising the burning of negativity and discarding the old, bonfires (Bhogi mantalu) in the streets of the City of Destiny, Visakhapatnam, in the early hours of 13 January marked the
Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) Commissioner P Sampath Kumar has appealed to the residents of the city not to make the ‘Bhogi manta’ (bonfire) on tar roads as it will
As we inch closer to the auspicious Makara Sankranthi Festival, the first thing to strike our mind is the variety of food items prepared at home. In all Telugu households,
Ushering the festivities with pomp and show across the country, Sankranti is the festival that marks the celebration of the harvest season. Sankranti also represents the movement of the Sun
