In Hindu astrology, the summer solstice is an important event and is known as ‘Uttarayana’. Marks the beginning of her six-month auspicious period  when the sun is in the northern hemisphere,  a very auspicious time to initiate new projects, make important decisions, and perform sacred ceremonies. It is believed that

According to Hindu mythology, the gods and goddesses awake during Uttarayana, and it is believed that divine blessings  are more likely to be obtained during this time. It is also believed that doing charity work and  donations during this time will bring great rewards.

The summer solstice is also associated with the  festival of Makar His Sankranti, one of India’s most famous festivals. A harvest festival that marks the end of winter and the beginning of long, warm days. People celebrate by flying kites, making traditional sweets and bathing in sacred rivers.

Overall, the Summer Solstice is a time of celebration, renewal, and good fortune in Hindu astrology and culture.