Lohri - The festival of harvest and bonfires

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Lohri – The festival of harvest and bonfires

Date : Jan 13 , 2020 | Image Credit : Twitter@amit1918

The people of North India celebrate Lohri on 13th January every year. The festival is celebrated the most by the people of Punjab. It marks […]

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WORD of the day

Illegible

Adjective | ih-lej-uh-buh l

(of writing or print) impossible or almost impossible to read because of being very untidy or not clear

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The first Lohri for a new bride or newborn is celebrated in a grand way. Gifts are exchanged, family and friends are invited over for a feast.