NagarKurnool: Sankranti, one of the most important festivals for Telugu people, is traditionally celebrated over three days. In Nagarkurnool district, the first day of the festival, known as Bhogi, was observed with great excitement and joy.
On Monday morning, the Bhogi celebrations began early with the lighting of bonfires. Children, adults, and women came together in front of their homes and on the streets to participate in this age-old tradition. The sight of glowing fires and the sound of cheerful voices filled the air as people gathered around to sing, dance, and celebrate.
The Bhogi fires symbolized a fresh start, with people coming together to share good wishes and happiness. Across the villages in the district, the festive spirit was evident as the vibrant celebrations brought the community closer. It was a joyous beginning to the new year, marked with enthusiasm and traditional fervor.
