How to Celebrate Lohri

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Name: Sohni
Country: India
Good information given about Lohri but I would like to know what is the reason behind lighting the bonfire. Why do people light bonfire and dance and sing around it? Could anyone tell me?

Name: Rekha
Country: India
though I always celebrate Lohri but I never knew its significance. After reading the article. I came to know the significance and the reason of it being named 'Lohri'. Thank you India Parenting for the information.

Name: Maria
Country: India
Lohri is celebrated mostly in North India. So people from other parts of the country seldom know much about this festival. Your article has given us an insight into the festival of Lohri.

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