~~Iniya Manmadha Varudha Chittirai Putthandu Valthukkal ~~

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Posted: 10 years ago

En iniya tamizh makkalae..

Ungal vanakathukuriya bharathraja pesala...
Tamil section DT members pesarom😎

Pesarom nu sonnadhum no bayam no bayam...
Strainght aa matter kku varalam

Anaivarukkum..
Anaithu Tamizh ullangalukkum...
Ulaga tamizh makkal anaivarukkum

Iniya Manmadha Varudha Tamizh Puthandu Nalvazhthukkal

Now...What is puthandu 😆😆..

Post perusa irukanumna idhellam pottudhan ma aaganum..Kindly adjust😎

Puthandu (Tamil or better known as Tamil New Year, is the celebration of the first day of the Tamil new year in mid-April by Tamils in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in India, in Sri Lanka and by the Tamil population inMalaysia, Singapore, Runion and Mauritius. On this day, Tamil people greet each other by saying "Puthandu Vazthukal" or "Iniya Tamizh Puthandu Nalvaazhthukkal" . The festive occasion is in keeping with the Hindu solar calendar.
Tamil people celebrate Tamil new year on 14 April. This is the month of Chitterai, the first month of the Tamil solar calendar. On the eve of Puthandu, a tray arranged with three fruits (mango,banana and jack fruit), betel leaves and arecanut, gold/silver jewellery, coins/money, flowers and a mirror is placed. This is to be viewed upon waking in the morning. In the temple city of Madurai, the Chitterai Thiruvizha is celebrated in the Meenakshi Temple.
A huge exhibition is held, called Chitterai Porutkaatchi. In some parts of Southern Tamil Nadu, it is called Chittirai Vishu. The day is marked with a feast in Tamil homes and entrances to the houses are decorated elaborately with kolams. In most parts of India, one can see neem trees blooming with their flowers and the first batch of mangoes hanging prominently. This day is celebrated by some communities with neem flowers and raw mangoes to symbolize growth and prosperity.