White seasme seeds mixed with a generous scoop of jaggery, copra, roasted peanuts, and fried gram, all in similar chunks, make a delightful mouthful That's Sankranti. Added to these, colorful sugar molds in various shapes and sizes, the first crop of juicy sugarcane, sweet potatoes are offered to the God, and thanked for the bounty! Makara Sankranti is celebrated in South India by the city and the village folks alike. Oxen and cows are draped in vibrant materials with decorated horns, kites of various hues dotting the sky with a kaleidoscope of colors make this festival a great occassion to spend with family and friends. And to top it all, the quintessential SWEET PONGAL is a must, savored by everyone. Here's wishing everyone HAPPY SANKRANTI.