Lohri, a popular festival of North India, is mainly associated with:
Sugarcane harvesting
Lohri is celebrated mainly in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi on 13 January, marking the end of peak winter around the winter solstice period.
It is traditionally associated with the harvesting of sugarcane (and the rabi season); sugarcane products such as gur (jaggery) and rewri are central to the celebrations around the bonfire.
Rice harvesting is linked to festivals such as Pongal and Bihu, and Lohri is not a mango-season festival.
Hence, the answer is Sugarcane harvesting.
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