Happy Lohri wishes for love: Lohri is a joyous festival celebrated across parts of Northern India, marking the start of the harvest season for winter crops. This lively festival is celebrated a day ...

Happy Lohri Messages: Lohri is a festival that marks the end of winter and celebrates the harvest season, bringing warmth, light, and happiness. (Image: PTI) Happy Lohri 2025: Lohri, the vibrant ...

Lohri is the first Indian festival of the year. The winter harvest festival is an auspicious day that falls every year in January 13. It is majorly celebrated in Punjab. The festival is associated ...

Happy Lohri 2025: Lohri, the vibrant festival celebrating the harvest season, is a much-awaited event each year. This traditional Punjabi festival marks the end of the winter solstice and is observed ...

On this auspicious occasion, here are some heartwarming quotes to share with your family and friends. Happy Lohri 2025: Quotes, Wishes and Messages Here are some Lohri wishes, messages and quotes to ...

Lohri, the joyous festival of Punjabis is just a day away. It is celebrated to mark the end of the winter season and welcome the sun’s journey to the northern hemisphere. The festival of happiness and ...

Happy Lohri 2025: Here’s a list of messages, wishes, gifs, quotes and images that you can share with your family, friends, and loved ones on the special day, January 13(Pexels) Happy Lohri 2025: The ...

Lohri 2024 Wishes, Quotes and Messages: This festival unites people. Lohri 2024 Wishes: In northern India, the annual Lohri harvest festival is set to be adorned with vibrant festivities and the glow ...

Lohri is a joyous and vibrant festival celebrated by Sikhs and Hindus across India, particularly in the northern states of Punjab and Haryana. It is a significant harvest festival that marks the end ...

The festival is also called Lai Lohi and is celebrated a day before Makar Sankranti. 1 This Lohri get closer to your loved ones and become a reason for a smile on their face. May God shower you with ...

Lohri, one of India's most loved festivals, is celebrated on January 13, which marks the end of winter and the start of the harvest season. It is widely celebrated, particularly in Punjab and northern ...