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Lohri: A harvest festival
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A member of the Sikh Nihang Army, a traditional Sikh religious warrior, wearing a turban of over 300 metres in length poses for a photo during the Maghi Mela festival at the Sikh Shrine Golden Temple in Amritsar. AFP photo
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College students celebrate Lohri festival in Gurgaon. HT photo
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Sikhs pay their respects during the Maghi Mela at the Sikh Shrine Golden Temple in Amritsar. AFP photo
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A devotee prays during the Maghi Mela festival at the Sikh Shrine Golden Temple in Amritsar. AFP photo
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CRPF jawans and officers celebrate Lohri festival at Amritsar. PTI photo
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CRPF jawans gather around a bonfire as they celebrate the festival of Lohri in Amritsar. UNI photo
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President Pranab Mukherjee participates in Lohri celebrations at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. PTI photo
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President Pranab Mukherjee poses with folk artists from Punjab during Lohri celebrations at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. PTI photo
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Women dance around bonfire to celebrate Lohri festival in Patna. UNI photo
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