Sankranti Sambaralu at the Anurag Engineering College was organised by the NSS Unit on 10/01/2025 in which all the students, faculty and staff members have participated.

As part of the Sankranti Sambaralu numerous events and competitions were conducted.

1. SANKRANTI MUGGULU: Around 65 teams from both the girls students and lady faculty fraternity have participated by decorating their muggulu outlines with different varieties of rangoli colours. This had imparted the beauty to the occasion and also to the institution enhancing the celebration environment. The winners and runners were felicitated by the Head of the Institution.
2. SANKRANTI VANTALU:  This is the most awaited and anticipated ceremony of the celebrations where the contenders along with their teams and their respective ingredients as well the utensils took part using the already provided Firewood Stoves. All the teams with rural and traditional attire have indulged in the cooking process of Sankranti special dishes followed by huge applause, as well as support from their colleagues and faculty, having given the environs the rural Sankranti appeal.
   After the completion of the allotted time, all the dishes were placed in the serial order where the judges relished the tastes and finalized the winners and runners. Also, all the participants were given consolation gifts.
3. TRADITIONAL DANCE: A substantial number of teams participated with varieties of variable cultural songs and dances implying the Sankranti festival and also the Indian culture.
4. TRADITIONAL WALK: The participants have a solo and group traditional attire walk from both the girls and boys communities.
5. KITES COMPETITION: As the first four events consumed more time, very little time was allocated to the Kites competition. Henceforth very little turned up with the sparse crowd.

Events like Sankranti Marbles, Tokkudu Billa and Karra Billa were cancelled due to insufficient time.

Finally, the Bogi Mantalu event was done by lighting the stack of wood arranged at the pre-organized site followed by Sankranti folk songs which had concluded the program.