Pausha
Pausha is the tenth month of the Hindu lunisolar calendar. It typically falls in the Gregorian months of December and January. The month is named after the Nakshatra Pushya, which is believed to be at its peak during this period. Pausha is considered an auspicious month for many religious ceremonies and festivals.
The most significant festival observed during Pausha is Makar Sankranti, which marks the sun's transit into
The climate during Pausha is generally cold in most parts of India, as it coincides with winter.