Makar Sakranti mingled with British Council Collaborative Activity Sanskarians enjoyed Makar Sakranti festival with various British Council Collaborative activities. Kite flying was the center of attraction. Kites of various colours were flown by boys and girls of all the four houses. Tremendous joy and happiness could be witnessed on the hill surrounded lush green lawn of Sanskar International School. The students were allowed full freedom by their teachers to fly kites in the manner they liked. The whole display was focused on the significance of Makar Sakranti. This activity engendered the spirit of competitiveness. The day of Sankranti is dedicated to Lord Surya. The day is significant because the sun enters Makar Rashi. In most regions Sankranti lasts for two to four days. Makar Sankranti is one of the few festivals which are celebrated throughout India, unanimously. Numerous rituals are followed during Sankranti. These rituals vary from state to state and region to region.