Warm wishes for 2026 to our South Delhi community. As the new year gently unfolds, there’s a subtle but unmistakable change in the air—the light lingers longer, mornings feel less heavy, and evenings glow with promise. This is not coincidence. We are entering Uttarayan , the auspicious northward journey of the Sun after months of Dakshinayan . Our scriptures describe this as a turning point in the cosmic rhythm, when dormancy gives way to awakening, and renewal quietly begins its work. Closer home, this seasonal shift finds expression in shared traditions. On the night of January 13, Lohri will light up our neighbourhoods with crackling bonfires and collective joy. Sesame seeds, peanuts, popcorn, and gur are offered to the flames, marking the retreat of winter and the hope of a generous harvest. The beat of the dhol, the warmth of fire, and familiar faces gathered in a circle remind us that celebration is as much about community as it is about ritual. A short walk away...