Sakrat

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Sakrat is a regional name used in parts of India for the Hindu harvest festival widely known as Makar Sankranti.

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Label Occurrences
Sakrat canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu festival
harvest festival
religious observance
associatedWith bonfires
charity
harvest
holy river baths
kite flying
pilgrimage
thanksgiving for harvest
basedOn solar movement of the Sun
celebratedIn India
Nepal
parts of South Asia
country India
culturalSignificance beginning of longer days
end of winter solstice period
devotionalAspect worship of Surya (Sun god)
followsCalendar Hindu solar calendar
foodTradition jaggery (gur) sweets
khichdi
sesame (til) sweets
frequency annual
hasAlternativeName Maghi
Makar Sankranti
Makar Sankranti
surface form: Sankranti

Uttarayan
hasCategory Harvest festivals in India
Hindu festivals
Religious festivals in India
hasRitual donating food and clothes
offering sesame and jaggery
taking holy dip in rivers
marksEvent Sun’s transition into Makara (Capricorn)
beginning of Uttarayana
observedBy Hinduism
surface form: Hindus
occursInHinduMonth Magha
Pausha
regionalNameFor Makar Sankranti
regionalNameIn parts of India
religion Hinduism
season winter
typicalDateGregorian 14 January
15 January
typicalMonthGregorian January

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Santhal notableFestival Sakrat