This document provides an acknowledgement and introduction for the 7th Ponggal Vizha event. It thanks the advisor, president, staff and committee members for their support in organizing a successful event. Ponggal is a four-day Tamil harvest festival celebrated from January 14th to 17th to thank the Sun God and Rain God for agricultural abundance. The objectives of this event are to educate students about Ponggal traditions, foster Hindu unity at UTAR, pay respects to the Sun God, increase awareness of the festival's meaning, encourage traditional attire, and expose participants to traditional games.
This document provides an acknowledgement and introduction for the 7th Ponggal Vizha event. It thanks the advisor, president, staff and committee members for their support in organizing a successful event. Ponggal is a four-day Tamil harvest festival celebrated from January 14th to 17th to thank the Sun God and Rain God for agricultural abundance. The objectives of this event are to educate students about Ponggal traditions, foster Hindu unity at UTAR, pay respects to the Sun God, increase awareness of the festival's meaning, encourage traditional attire, and expose participants to traditional games.
This document provides an acknowledgement and introduction for the 7th Ponggal Vizha event. It thanks the advisor, president, staff and committee members for their support in organizing a successful event. Ponggal is a four-day Tamil harvest festival celebrated from January 14th to 17th to thank the Sun God and Rain God for agricultural abundance. The objectives of this event are to educate students about Ponggal traditions, foster Hindu unity at UTAR, pay respects to the Sun God, increase awareness of the festival's meaning, encourage traditional attire, and expose participants to traditional games.
This document provides an acknowledgement and introduction for the 7th Ponggal Vizha event. It thanks the advisor, president, staff and committee members for their support in organizing a successful event. Ponggal is a four-day Tamil harvest festival celebrated from January 14th to 17th to thank the Sun God and Rain God for agricultural abundance. The objectives of this event are to educate students about Ponggal traditions, foster Hindu unity at UTAR, pay respects to the Sun God, increase awareness of the festival's meaning, encourage traditional attire, and expose participants to traditional games.
A successful event can never be prepared by the single
effort but it also demand the help and guardianship of some conversant person who helps in the undersigned in the completion of successful event. With great pleasure I express my gratitude to our advisor Dr. Loga and the Hindu Society President, Kalaikumar Raman without their help this would not have been completed. They 7th PONGGAL VIZHA have given there precious suggestions and constructive guidance have been indispensable in the completion of this project work. 21st January 2017 I would also like to thank the staff of the Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman. They have supported me in this endeavor, and 6.30am-1.00pm appreciated me in my efforts during my project. Last but not least I would also like to thank all of the KA Block, West Lobby committee members and all the participants . Who directly and indirectly supported to me in this 7th Ponggal Vizha, without the help of whom this event would not have been possible.
-Kavinkumar Puvanesan- Chairperson of 7th Ponggal Vizha INTRODUCTION TAMIL THAIVAZHTU
Neeraarum Kadaludutha Nilamanthai Kezhilozhugum,
Ponggal is a Thanksgiving Festival to Mother Nature especially to the Sun God and Rain God for agricultural abundance. Thai Seeraarum Vadhanamena Thigazhbaratha Kandamithil, Ponggal is a four-day festival which according to the Gregorian Thekkanamum Adhirpirandha Draavidanal Thirunaadum, calendar is normally celebrated from January 14 to January 17. This corresponds to the last day of the Tamil month Maargazhi Thakkasiru Pirainudhalum Tharitthanarum Thilakamume, to the third day of the Tamil month Thai. Thai Pongal is one of the most important festivals celebrated by the Tamilian. The day Atthilaka Vaasanaipol Anaithulagum Inbamura, marks the start of the suns six-month-long journey northwards, Etthisayum Pugazh Manakka Irundha Perum the Uttarayanam. This also corresponds to the Indic solstice when the Sun purportedly enters the 10th house of the Indian zodiac Thamizhanange, Thamizhanange, Makara or Capricorn. Therefore, this festival is also known as Makara Sankranthi in other parts of India. Un Seerilamai Thiram Viyandhu Seyal Marandhu Vazhthudhume,
OBJECTIVES EVENTS Vazhthudhume! Vazhthudhume! To enable students to have the opportunity to learn about" Ponggal celebration. To foster unity among the Hindu students and staffs in UTAR. To pay respects to "Suryabhagavan the Sun God and receive the blessings of Him. To increase awareness on the meaning and significance of celebrating Ponggal. To inculcate the culture of wearing a traditional attire during a festival. To expose participants with some traditional games.
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