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07085⇒07085xxx/Tirupati - Kakinada Port Sankranti Special (UnReserved)तिरुपति - काकीनाडा पोर्ट संक्रांति विशेष
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No bookings allowed so i think its normal unresereved scr might have done mistake while updating in pr
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Thanks for your kind words.
Just to add a corollary to the above, 'Karka Sankranti' is the exact reverse of Makar Sankranti in astronomical sense. Falling on 16th July every year, Karka Sankranti marks the beginning of Sun's southward journey. The Sun becomes 'Dakshingami' and hence Karka Sankranti is also known as 'Dakshinayan' (See, reverse of Uttarayan :) ). Days start becoming shorter and night hours start increasing with effect from 16th July. Both Uttarayan and Dakshinayan last for 6 months each.
Just to add a corollary to the above, 'Karka Sankranti' is the exact reverse of Makar Sankranti in astronomical sense. Falling on 16th July every year, Karka Sankranti marks the beginning of Sun's southward journey. The Sun becomes 'Dakshingami' and hence Karka Sankranti is also known as 'Dakshinayan' (See, reverse of Uttarayan :) ). Days start becoming shorter and night hours start increasing with effect from 16th July. Both Uttarayan and Dakshinayan last for 6 months each.
Usefull info for my upcoming competition exam .
Plz tell me that is pongal is also celebrated in keral or not .
Plz tell me that is pongal is also celebrated in keral or not .
Makar Sankranti Celebrations in Kerala are primarily concentrated near Sabarimala Temple in Pathanamthitta District. The festival is called 'Makaravilakku'
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In other words, Makar Sankranti is not a major festival in Kerala, only the people who visit Sabarimala and who live near that temple celebrate the festival.
However, the annual Sabarimala festival is a big deal in Kerala...
more...
Read more about this here click here
In other words, Makar Sankranti is not a major festival in Kerala, only the people who visit Sabarimala and who live near that temple celebrate the festival.
However, the annual Sabarimala festival is a big deal in Kerala...
more...
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