Dadeldhura . Hareli Sankranti is being celebrated today (Tuesday) in Far West including Dadeldhura. According to culture experts, Hareli, which is connected with the word Hariyali, is related to agricultural work.
Ramesh Pant, an expert on culture, informed that there is a tradition of burying branches of pears and pears in the fields on the evening of every 1st of July so that the crops grown in the fields do not suffer from any diseases, the production increases, and the beggars are filled.
According to him, there is a practice of planting seven types of grains, wheat, barley, corn, wheat, mustard, soybeans, etc. in the far west and Uttarakhand of India.
Local devotee Bhaktaraj Bhatt said that he has been planting Harelo since he was a child and preparations have started for planting Harelo this year as well. He said that if you have to go to some fields from home, you have to walk for hours, but since every year they are planting green, they will plant it this year as well.
Recently, due to the decrease in the number of people involved in the agricultural sector, now farming is also being done in a small amount, so some farmers are suffering.
In the Far West, it is believed that the month of lighting fire in the monasteries and temples has started from today, and it is also customary for girls who got married this year to stay in the dead during this month.
According to the scriptures, since this day the sun will enter from the northern hemisphere towards the southern hemisphere, it is believed that Uttarayana will end and Dakshinayana will begin and days will become shorter and nights will become longer.
