Ghughutia Festival

During the time of Makar Sankranti, the festival of Ghughutia or Kale Kauva (Black crow) is also celebrated. The locals prepare sweets made from deep-fried flour in different shapes like knives, swords, etc. By feeding the crows and migratory birds, the locals welcome them and also hope that they come back next year as well. The children also sing songs to attract these migratory birds.
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