This year, the special festival of Makar Sankranti will be celebrated on 15 January 2024. Its significant importance is considered in Hinduism. On this day, it is very auspicious to bathe and donate the Ganges. Apart from this, some measures are also taken along with the law, which maintain positivity in a person’s life.
This festival is celebrated in different ways in different places in the country. In many states, it is also known as khichdi because eating khichdi is very auspicious on this day. At the same time, curd-chura is eaten on this day in UP-Bihar. But do you know why khichdi and dahi-chura are eaten on the day of Makar Sankranti? Let us know about this in detail.
Why Do You Eat Khichdi and Curd on Makar Sankranti
On Makar Sankranti, there is a belief that eating khichdi and curd and chura gives auspicious results. Also, paddy is harvested at this time, which is prepared rice. Then Khichdi from that rice is prepared and Lord Suryadev is appointed as the deity. Apart from this, on Makar Sankranti, the Sun God is pleased by offering curd chuda to them.
According to religious beliefs, consuming curd and chura on the day of Makar Sankranti gives good luck. Also, there is an increase in respect in life. It is also said that on this day, the Sun God can get rid of the planetary defect in the horoscope by offering curd and chura. Later, sitting with the whole family and eating it strengthens relationships.
Dahi-Chura is Beneficial in Terms of Health
Dahi-chura is also beneficial for health. The digestive system is good with its use. The amount of fibre in the bangle is high, so it makes a huge contribution to digesting food. Apart from this, eating dahi and chura keeps the body energetic and also keeps it warm. Yoghurt is a low-calorie meal, which also helps in weight loss.
Do Not Do This Work on the Day of Makar Sankranti
- Do not consume onion, garlic and meat even on auspicious days like Makar Sankranti.
- Do not refuse to donate to someone on this day. Also, you should donate to poor people according to your reverence.
- After bathing in the Ganges on Makar Sankranti, clothes should not be washed in the Ganges.
- Apart from this, the cutting of trees should be avoided.
- Do not eat food without bathing. Also, no one should speak bitter words.
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