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May 23, 2013

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May 27, 2011

Tamilnadu Secondary Results 2011 | Tamilnadu Tenth results via SMS | 10th Results 2011 | 10th Tamilnadu Results 2011 | 10th State Board Results 2011 | SSLC Result 2011 | 10th Result Websites

Tamilnadu tenth results via SMS, Students awaiting their Sec class X results on May 27 will be able to obtain the same via SMS free of charge reported the Directorate of Public Libraries. Students could visitwww.tnpubliclibraries.gov.in and register with their name, examination registration number,address and phone number from 6th May onwards.

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CLICK HERE TO CHECK YOUR RESULT

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How to Register for Tamilnadu 10th Result 2011 via SMS :

Step 1 : Visit the website link at http://tnpubliclibraries.gov.in/10th-results.html

Step 2 : Click the result via SMS (Message) Tab

Step 3 : Enter your Name, Exam Registration Number, Mobile number and Address. Once you entered all the required details press Register Now! link.

You will get the 10 result for the particular register number to mentioned mobilie number starting from 27th May 2011 9.00 AM. Register Free to get Results via SMS.

Tamilnadu 10th result will be announced on May 27, Monday. The department of education has made the necessary arrangement to publish the result and candidates can take the printout of the mark list from the official websites. Tamilnadu Xth result when announced will be available here, stay tuned for the news and result. . .

Tamilnadu Public Exam Results 10th Std (Plus 2) announced today, i.e. 27th May 2011 & 10 Standard results are expected on the 27th of May 2011.

School Education Minister Thangam Thennarasu had earlier announced that the results of (SSLC) Board Examinations in which more than 8 lakh students participated would be declared today i.e. May 27,2011. These results can be checked on the various results portals of Tamil Nadu, or students can even send the SMS to 56263 after typing RESULT(space)TN12(space)REGISTRATION NO. to check the results via mobile.

The 12th results were announced today, which will see many top rank holders.

A student who is eagerly awaiting the 12th results says, "I am slightly worried about Math and Physics papers but I am sure I will score high marks in other subjects. I am not stressed out, just a bit worried," said K Karthika Devi, a Plus Two student of Ramakrishna matriculation higher secondary school.

The results were announced at 9.00 AM in the morning. Many eager students are anxious to know who are the top rank holders for the year 2011, and many are looking forward to the list of number of centums in each subject across Tamil Nadu.

Websites through which the results can be seen are listed below:

http://tnresults.nic.in

http://dge1.tn.nic.in

http://dge2.tn.nic.in

http://dge3.tn.nic.in

Jan 12, 2011

Thiruvalluvar Day / Kanum Pongal

Thiruvalluvar Day / Kanum Pogal

The fourth day of the three-day Pongal celebrations is called Kaanum Pongal. In few places this day is also known as Karinaal or Thiruvalluvar Day. It is dedicated to the sun god, Surya and has its roots in ancient Brahminical tradition. Since Pongal is a rural, agrarian based festival that celebrates the harvests, the sun is a vital part of the proceedings. This is because the Sun is the symbol of life on Earth. Without the Sun, crops cannot sprout and grow. Without the Sun, harvests will not be plentiful.

Surya Puja
On Kaanum Pongal, elaborate powdered chalk designs of the sun god, Surya are drawn. As soon as the auspicious month of Thai is underway, Surya is worshiped. Sheaves of sugarcane dot the prayer area. Freshly cooked food including the typical sweet dish 'Sarkarai pongal' is first offered to Surya. Sugarcane that is offered is symbolic for sweetness and happiness in life. Sugarcane stalks and coconut- both auspicious symbols of plenty- are also offered to the Gods in propitiation of a plentiful harvest in the forthcoming year

Customs & Rituals
This day is very similar to Rakhsa Bandhan and Bhai Dhuj in that it is predominantly a festival where women offer prayers for the wellbeing of their brothers. The women perform this ritual before bathing in the morning. All the women, young and old, of the house, assemble in the courtyard. The rice is placed in the centre of the leaf, while the women ask that the house and family of their brothers should prosper. Arati is performed for the brothers with turmeric water, limestone and rice, and this water is sprinkled on the kolam in front of the house.

Celebration
On this day, people travel to see other family members and the younger members of the family pay homage to the elders, and the elders thank them by giving token money. Another thing many do is leave food out on banana leaves for birds to take. Many South Indian people take the first bit of rice cooked in any given day and set it outside for the crows to take, so this is not necessarily a habit only for Pongal. Some also go to temple to worship and thank god for all good things that are bestowed on them.

Mattu Pongal

Mattu Pongal

The third day of Pongal is dedicated to cattle and is called Mattu Pongal. People offer prayers to the bulls, cows and other farm animals. Cows and bulls have always held a special place in India. Cows give nourishing milk while bulls and oxen help plough the fields. Thus, Maatu Pongal is a day when cattle are given a well deserved day of rest and are given pride of place. Therefore the farmers honor their cattle friends by celebrating it as a day of thanks-giving to them.

Legend
On this day, Lord Ganesh and Goddess Parvati are worshiped and Pongal is offered to them in the 'puja'. According to a legend, once Shiva asked his bull, Basava, to go to the earth and ask the mortals to have an oil massage and bath every day and to eat once a month. Inadvertently, Basava announced that everyone should eat daily and have an oil bath once a month. This mistake enraged Shiva who then cursed Basava, banishing him to live on the earth forever. He would have to plough the fields and help people produce more food. Thus the association of this day with cattle.

Puja Process
The cattle are washed, their horns are painted and covered with shining metal caps. Multi-colored beads, tinkling bells, sheaves of corn and flower garlands are tied around their necks. They are fed with Pongal and taken to the village centres. Devotees pay their respect to cows by bending down, like praying in temple, and touching their feet and foreheads, followed by an aarthi (showing fire to the object of praise) and offering the cattle prasadam (food offering, in this case, Pongal).

Jallikattu- A Bull Festival
A festival called Jallikattu is held in Madurai, Tiruchirapalli and Tanjavur on this day. Bundles of money are tied to the horns of ferocious bulls which the villagers try to retrieve. Everyone joins in the community meal, at which the food is made of the freshly harvested grain. This day is named and celebrated as Tamizhar Tirunal in a fitting manner throughout Tamil Nadu.

Surya Pongal

Surya Pongal

The second day of Pongal is known as 'Surya Pongal' and is dedicated to the Sun God. It is the day on which the celebration actually begins and is also the first day of the Tamil month Thai. On this day the granaries are full, the sun shines brightly, trees are in full bloom, bird-songs resound in the air and hearts overflow with happiness that get translated into colorful and joyous celebrations.

Puja Preparation
Women wake early on this day to create elaborate 'kolam' on the grounds in front of their doorway or home. Kolam is created with colored rice flour placed on the ground carefully by using one's hand. The women take several hours to finish the kolum. On this day the new rice is collected and cooked in pots until they over flow. It is this overflowing which means Pongal. This overflowing of rice is a joyous occasion, and the children and adults as well will shout out 'Pongal-o-Pongal!'

Surya Pongal Puja Process
The Sun God is offered boiled milk and jaggery. A plank is placed on the ground, a large image of the Sun God is sketched on it and Kolam designs are drawn around it. In the centre of the plank is drawn a large figure of the Sun God with his effulgent rays. The "Puja" of the Sun God starts after the auspicious moment of the birth of the new month Thai. Prayers are rendered to the Sun God to seek his benedictions.

The Sun God is given pride of place during Pongal. In the villages, people gather in the courtyard and prepare the Pongal in the open. The pot in which the Pongal is cooked is decorated with flowers, sugarcane pieces, turmeric plant etc. The first offering is made to the Sun.

Surya Pongal Delicacies
The rice is cooked and prepared as a dish called Pongal, which is rice with dhal and sugar. This Pongal variety is called venpongal, ven meaning white. Another variety is also prepared with dhal and jaggery (sweet), called chakra pongal, chakrai meaning sweet. To accompany the venpongal, people eat brinjal (eggplant) sambar (stew), vadai, idli and spicy accompaniments.

Sweets, puddings, cooked rice or 'Sarkarai Pongal' are prepared on this day. On all the three days of Bhogi, Pongal and Maattu Pongal, women adorn the entrance of their houses with colorful kolams. Large patterns, decorated with colorful flowers and powders are drawn, crowding the entire street.

Pongal Bogi Festival

Bogi Festival

Bogi festival or Bhogi is the first day of Pongal and is celebrated in honor of Lord Indra, "the God of Clouds and Rains". Lord Indra is worshiped for the abundance of harvest, thereby bringing plenty and prosperity to the land. Thus, this day is also known as Indran. On Bhogi all people clean out their homes from top to bottom, and collect all unwanted goods. This day is meant for domestic activities and of being together with the family members.

All the houses from the richest to the humblest are thoroughly scrubbed and whitewashed. Homes are cleaned and decorated with "Kolam" - floor designs drawn in the white paste of newly harvested rice with outlines of red mud. Often pumpkin flowers are set into cow-dung balls and placed among the patterns. Fresh harvest of rice, turmeric and sugarcane is brought in from the field as preparation for the following day.

Puja
A special puja is performed on the first day of Pongal before the cutting of paddy. Farmers worship the sun and the earth by anointing their ploughs and sickles with sandalwood paste. It is with these consecrated tools that the newly-harvested rice is cut.

The Bonfire
Another ritual observed on this day is Bhogi Mantalu, when useless household articles are thrown into a fire made of wood and cow-dung cakes. Girls dance around the bonfire, singing songs in praise of the gods, the spring and the harvest. The significance of the bonfire, in which is burnt the agricultural wastes and firewood is to keep warm during the last lap of winter.

In Andhra Pradesh this day is celebrated by girls burning their old clothes and wearing the new ones after an oil massage and bath. Then follows Pongal Panai, a ritual in which new earthenware pots are painted and decorated with turmeric, flowers and mango leaves.

Four Days of Pongal

Lasting for over four days Pongal, a harvest festival is celebrated in the month of Shravan. Pongal literally means, "boiling over". The Tamil harvest festival is celebrated with decorated cows, processions and decorative Rangoli. Pongal is a sweet porridge made from newly harvested rice and eaten by all, even the animals. Each day of this festival has a special significance, however, it is celebrated more grandly in the villages, while the city folk mainly celebrate on the second day only. It is widely celebrated in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.

The festival is celebrated for four days. On, the first day, Bhogi, the old clothes and materials are thrown away and fired, marking the beginning of a new life. The second day, the Pongal day, is celebrated by boiling fresh milk early in the morning and allowing it to boil over the vessel - a tradition that is the literal translation for Pongal (in Tamil). People also prepare savories and sweets, visit each other's homes, and exchange greetings.

The third day, Mattu Pongal, is meant to offer thanks to the cows and buffaloes, as they are used to plough the lands. Jallikattu, a violent taming the bull contest, marks this day. On the last day, Kanum Pongal, people go out to picnic. During the Pongal season, people eat sugar canes and decorate the houses with Kolam.

Even though Pongal was originally a festival for the farming community, today it is celebrated by all. Coinciding with Makara Sankranti and Lohri of the north, it is also called Pongal Sankranti and thus celebrated in some form in various parts of India.

Bogi Festival
Surya Pongal
Mattu Pongal
Thiruvalluvar Day / Kaanum Pongal

Pongaloo Pongal...Pongaloa Pongal...

Jan 5, 2011

Pongal sms, Pongal Messages, Pongal Wishes

"Hope this festival marks the beginning of a harvest season, that is happy and cheerful and one which brings with it good luck and prosperity for always. Greetings on Pongal"
udal kalaipu udaluku mattum
mandirku endrum thevai inipu
adai inaipadu thaan pongalin sirapu
iniya pongal nalvazhthukal
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PONGAL Wishes to u & ur family.
As you joyfully celebrate the festival of Pongal and welcome the harvest season, this greeting is being sent your way, to wish you everything, that the occasion is meant to bring. Have a Happy Pongal.
"Wishing that this festival is one, which brings good luck and prosperity and hoping that it is joyous, and fills your days ahead with happiness. Have a wonderful Pongal."

Pongal SMS Wishes 2011

Have This 2011 1st Festival Bring Happiness In Your Life.

Wish You & Your Family A Very
Happy Pongal.

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Pot Rice To Sun God Sugarcane
To Cow And Ox Sweet Rise
To You And Me Good Milk
To Friends And Family Happy Pongal Day

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Wishing U And Your Family
A HAPPY Pongal

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Hope You Rejoice In The Charm Of Your Tradition!
Wish You & Your Family A Very Happy Bogi Pongal,
Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal!

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May This Pongal Brighten Up Ur Life 2day And Always…
Wish You All Very Happy PONGAL

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Pongal festival, Happy Pongal Greetings, SMS & Scraps

"Pot Rice to Sun

God Sugarcane to cow and ox

Sweet rise to you and me

Good milk to friends and family

Happy & Prosperous Pongal"

PONGAL IS the most auspicious festival among Tamils worldwide, including those in Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Mauritius, South Africa, USA, Canada and Singapore. Pongal festival comes on Tamil calendar’s first day of auspicious 'Thai' month. The Tamil meaning of Pongal is “boiling over or spill over.” Pongal festival’s date is fixed for every year because it is derived from solar calendar.

Friends and family greets each other on the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu. Here is some Pongal SMS, scraps and greetings below:

"Wishing that this festival brings good luck and prosperity and hoping that it is joyous, and fills your days ahead with happiness. Have a wonderful Pongal."

"As you joyfully celebrate the festival of Pongal and welcome the harvest season, this greeting is being sent your way, to wish you everything, that the occasion is meant to bring. Have a Happy Pongal."

"Hope you rejoice in the charm of your tradition! Wish you & your family a very HappyBogi Pongal, Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal!."

"Pongal is here, an occasion that marks joy and cheer, and brings along everything that's best. May the festival of the harvest season, be one that brings along with it, all that's best and everything you're so deserving of. Have a memorable Pongal. "

"May your life be long and your stocks be short, May your cars be hybrid and your heart be pure, May the God create a bail-out package for your sins in the past, May you make more per-year than Joe-the-plumber, May you find a fountain of youth in your backyard. Wish you a very Happy pongal and a Tamil New Year full of joy!"

Sakkarai Pongal - Sweet pongal recipe, Pongal valthukkal, Pongal poem | Thai Pongal | Pongalo Pongal

May this Pongal brighten up ur life 2day and always... Wish you all very Happy PONGAL

Hope you rejoice in the charm of your tradition! Wish you & your family a very Happy Bogi Pongal, Pongal, Mattu Pongal!

Have this 2009 1st festival bring happiness in your life.
Wish you & your family a very Happy Pongal.

"Pot Rice to Sun
God Sugarcane to cow and ox
Sweet rise to you and me
Good milk to friends and family"

Happy Pongal

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LOVE n CARE,
Wishing U and your family
A HAPPY pongal

Hope you rejoice in the charm of your tradition! Wish you & your family a very Happy Bogi Pongal, Surya Pongal, Mattu Pongal!

Have this 2007 1st festival bring happiness in your life.
Wish you & your family a very Happy Pongal.

Pongal Valthukkal | Pongal Valthu | Pongal Vazhthukkal | Pongal Vazhthu | Pongal nalvaazhthukkal | Iniya Iniya Pongal Valthukkal |Iniya Pongal Valthu | Iniya Pongal Vazhthukkal | Iniya Pongal Vazhthu Iniya

Pongal valthukkal, Makar sankranti wishes

Pongal vaazhthukkal

Neeyarhalukku iniya pongal vaazhthukkal.

Wish you a Happy Pongal.

Pongal Wishes SMS

Wishing that this festival brings
good luck and prosperity and hoping
that it is joyous, and fills your days
ahead with happiness.
Have a wonderful Pongal.

Udal Kalaipu
Udaluku Mattum
Manadhirku Endrum
Thevai Inippu
Ahdai Inaippadu
Thaan Pongalin Sirappu
Iniya Pongal Nalvazhthukkal!

Hope you rejoice in the charm of your tradition!
Wish you & your family a very Happy Bogi Pongal,
Pongal, Mattu Pongal!

“Pot Rice to Sun
God Sugarcane to cow and ox
Sweet rise to you and me
Good milk to friends and family”

Happy Pongal!

Pongal thirunaalam
thaipongal thirunaalam
pongivarum pongal pola
engum pongatum magirchi
iniya pongal nalvazhthukal.

May all your Wishes be fulfilled
on this Special Day
Wish you a Happy Pongal.

Happy Pongal SMS Messsages

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LOVE n CARE,
Wishing U and your family
A HAPPY pongal

Pongal VALTHUKKAL- Tamil Pongal SMS-Message - Pongal Vazhthukkal

This is first Pongal wishes message in Tamil:
Pongal thirunaalam
thaipongal thirunaalam
pongivarum pongal pola
engum pongatum magirchi

iniya pongal nalvazhthukal

This the second Pongal wishes message ..
udal kalaipu udaluku mattum
mandirku endrum thevai inipu
adai inaipadu thaan pongalin sirapu
iniya pongal nalvazhthukal
iniya pongal nalvazhthukal