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Festival special: Makar Sankranti in Mumbai

With Makar Sankranti around the corner, the guide looks into the culinary traditions associated with it, and eateries that whip up specialties

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Til Vadi, Til Laddoo and Gul Poli at Panshikar

Til Vadi, Til Laddoo and Gul Poli at Panshikar

The harvest festival of Makar Sankranti celebrates the arrival of spring and the transition of the sun into the zodiac sign of Capricorn. The tradition in Maharashtra that is associated with the festival includes exchanging of dishes that include til (sesame seeds) accompanied by the saying, "Tilgul ghya, goad goad bola" (savour this and speak sweetly), as well as activities such as kite flying.

Til Vadi, Til Laddoo and Gul Poli at Panshikar.
Til Vadi, Til Laddoo and Gul Poli at Panshikar. Pic/ Datta Kumbhar

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