In which season is Sarhul celebrated in Jharkhand?

The correct answer is Spring.Key Points

•  In the Indian state of Jharkhand, there is a spring festival called Sarhul.
• The festival is observed for three days, from Chaitra Purnima until the third day of the Chaitra month in Sukla Paksh.
• Pahan, the village priest, sacrifices flowers, fruit, vermilion, a rooster, and tapan to the Sun, the local deity and ancestor, during the celebration in order to bring the village good fortune.
• Then the villagers dance while clutching sal tree blooms.
• It serves as a reminder that a new year has begun.
• According to tradition, the marriage of the Earth and the Sun is also symbolized by it.

Additional Information

• The festival's Nagpuri name is Sarhul.
• The sal tree in Nagpuri is called Sar or Sarai, and Hul means "together" and "grove."
• Sal represents a celebration of nature.
• Kurukh and Sadan celebrate Sarhul, a significant holiday. It is referred to as Khaddi in Kurukh.
• The Bhumijs and Mundas call it Hadi Bonga.
• The Ho and Santal people refer to it as Baha parab.