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Thai Pongal, or more commonly referred to as Pongal is the Tamil version of a harvest festival. Usually celebrated in the middle of January, Pongal means "overflow", referring to the abundance of milk and rice after the harvest. The festival is not as well-known in Malaysia, but it is a significant event for Tamils worldwide. The Pongal celebration is held to thank the Sun God, Surya for the year's harvest and to offer the god the first grains of the haul. For more articles please log on to
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