This particular Supertech residential complex values community spirit, organizes an elaborate celebration to mark not only the Lohri festival but also other major festivals of India.
Lohri, a vibrant and joyous festival celebrated primarily in North India, marks the end of winter and the onset of longer days. It is a time for communities to come together, revel in the warmth of bonfires, and share the bounty of the harvest. To subscribe please click tau.id/2iy6f and access our live channel.
At Supertech The Romano, a residential community known for its modern amenities and strong sense of community, the celebration of Lohri takes on a special significance, blending tradition with contemporary living.
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Historical Significance
Traditionally celebrated amongst Punjabi community, Lohri holds special importance for farmers who celebrate the successful harvest of crops, particularly the winter crop of wheat. The festival is also associated with the passing of the winter solstice, signifying the end of the coldest days and the gradual arrival of warmer weather.
The Preparation
Eagerly anticipating this event, it provided an opportunity for the residents to come together, strengthen bonds, and partake in the rich cultural traditions. The community spaces was adorned with traditional elements, creating a festive ambiance that resonates with the spirit.
Despite the chilling climatic condition, the day began with the decoration of the central park area and main gate with colorful lights and vibrant decorations. The focal point of the celebration was the centrally placed bonfire, around which residents gathered and took part in the festivities.
Dance & Music
The cherry on the cake was local Punjabi dhol walas who changed the entire mood of the festivity. Romano residents danced their heart out on the energetic beats of dhol along with the lively rhythm of traditional Punjabi folk songs.
Bonfire Rituals
At Supertech The Romano, the bonfire symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and the collective spirit of the community. Residents contributed wood, dried leaves, popcorn, corn, white til, and other edible items as part of the ritual.
Ending the Night with Positivity
Beyond the traditional rituals, Lohri celebration at Supertech The Romano is also an occasion to engage with the larger community. The celebration often concludes with discussion on upcoming charitable activities, or contributing to local causes.
