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The festival of Pongal is around, and sales of traditional gift items for newly married couples are increasing in the Earl area of Thoothukudi district. People are on a shopping spree for the customary exchange of gifts during this harvest festival in Tamil Nadu. So, sellers at utensil shops here are busy. Families of newly married couples preparing to celebrate their first Pongal are coming together to buy brass and copper pots and other traditional gift items for the festival.Traders said that though higher prices of gift items were slightly impacting sales, the demand could pick up just ahead of the festival. Pongal, a major harvest festival in Tamil Nadu, marks the sun’s northward journey and the harvest season. Celebrated over four days, it is deeply rooted in Tamil culture, farming traditions, and family celebrations. This year, the festival begins on January 14.

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00:00The festival of Pongal is around and sales of traditional gift items for newly married couples
00:09are increasing in the Earl area of the Thukuri district. People are on a shopping spree for the
00:16customary exchange of gifts during this harvest festival in Tamil Nadu. So sellers at utensil
00:23shops here are busy. Families of newly married couples preparing to celebrate their first
00:31Pongal are coming together to buy brass and copper pots and other traditional gift items
00:37for the festival.
00:38We are living in the Earl by the Lizard. We have a house in the Earl. We have a house in the Earl.
00:47We have a house in the Earl. It has a price of products. We have a rose. So we can also
00:59bring toặcplages. We will have a house in the Earl. There is the tree. He is of the Earl.
01:04Traders said that though higher prices of gift items were slightly impacting sales,
01:28the demand could pick up just ahead of the festival.
01:34There is a huge dealer.
01:43There was a huge dealer.
01:53Pongal, a major harvest festival of Tamil Nadu marks the sun's northward journey and the
02:18harvest season celebrated over four days it is deeply rooted in Tamil culture farming traditions
02:26and family celebrations this year the festival begins on January 14th
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