Why do Maharashtrians celebrate Makar Sankranti by eating Tilgul?

English india Jan 08 2024 Author: Rashmi Kuttan Image Credits:Social media

Symbolic sweetness

English Tilgul, made from sesame seeds and jaggery, represents the sweetness in relationships Image credits: Social media

Harvest Festival

English Makar Sankranti marks the end of winter and the beginning of the harvest season Image credits: social media

Nutritional Value

English Sesame seeds are rich in nutrients, providing warmth during winter Image credits: social media

Traditional Beliefs

English Tilgul is believed to cleanse the body and soul Image credits: social media

Auspicious Ingredients

English Jaggery is considered pure and auspicious in Hindu traditions Image credits: social media

Unity and togetherness

English Sharing Tilgul signifies unity, harmony, and strengthening of bonds Image credits: social media

Cultural tradition

English It's a cultural tradition passed down through generations in Maharashtra Image credits: social media

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