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Pongal is a traditional Tamil festival that is celebrated in the middle of January every year. It is a four-day festival that marks the beginning of the harvest season in South India. Pongal 2022 is an occasion to celebrate the harvest, and worship the Sun God for his blessings.
Pongal 2022 is celebrated from the 13th to the 16th of January. The first day of Pongal is known as Bhogi, followed by Thai Pongal, Maatu Pongal, and Kaanum Pongal.
Pongal 2022 is a time for family gatherings, community events, and elaborate feasts. People decorate their homes with rangolis, invite friends and family, and prepare traditional delicacies like sweet Pongal and savoury Venn Pongal.
On the first day, people light bonfires and discard old belongings signifying new beginnings. The second day is the main day where people thank the Sun God for his blessings and offer Pongal (cooked rice and lentils) to the deities. On the third day, cattle are worshiped and adorned with colourful decorations. The fourth day is a day for relaxation and family outings.
Programmers, software developers, and IT professionals also celebrate Pongal 2022 in their unique ways. They decorate their workspaces with Pongal-themed decor and organise employee luncheons with traditional dishes. Some software companies also sponsor Pongal-themed coding contests and hackathons to promote teamwork and creativity.
# Pongal 2022 - The Festival of Harvest
## When is Pongal 2022 celebrated?
Pongal 2022 is celebrated from the 13th to the 16th of January.
## How is Pongal 2022 celebrated?
Pongal 2022 is a time for family gatherings, community events, and elaborate feasts. People decorate their homes with rangolis, invite friends and family, and prepare traditional delicacies like sweet Pongal and savoury Venn Pongal.
## How do programmers celebrate Pongal 2022?
Programmers, software developers, and IT professionals also celebrate Pongal 2022 in their unique ways. They decorate their workspaces with Pongal-themed decor and organise employee luncheons with traditional dishes. Some software companies also sponsor Pongal-themed coding contests and hackathons to promote teamwork and creativity.