Lohri was joyously celebrated in Club 15A, with over 300 residents enthusiastically participating in the festivities. The vibrant bonfire-illuminated the skating rink, proving to be a fantastic idea. Residents engaged in singing, offering samagri to the bonfire, and a stage adorned with decorations showcased lively traditional dances. The atmosphere was further enriched by the lively singing of traditional numbers by a talented singer.
Lohri, a festival primarily celebrated in North India, holds cultural and agricultural significance. It marks the lessening of the bitter winter and the arrival of longer days, symbolizing the harvest season. The bonfire, central to Lohri celebrations, signifies the worship of the sun and a sense of togetherness. The festival also emphasizes gratitude for the harvest and is a time for community bonding. The festivities serve as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and traditions that bring people together in joy and unity.
