The joy of Holi has reached its peak in the Braj region as the centuries-old Dwapar-era Leela came alive once again in Barsana, the city of Radha Rani, on Wednesday.
Barsana will celebrate Laddumar Holi on February 25 and Lathmar Holi on February 27.
A unique confluence of devotion and joy was witnessed on Sunday in Barsana, the sacred land of Braj.
The land of Braj turned into a living canvas of faith and festivity on Sunday as over 7 lakh devotees thronged Barsana, Rawal, and Vrindavan to celebrate Radha Ashtami.
The birthplace of Lord Krishna is resonating with divine fervour during this auspicious time. Stages have been set up and cultural programmes are being performed throughout Mathura and Vrindavan, where local and renowned artists are participating.
After the exuberant Holi celebrations in the village of Barsana, the revelry of Lathmar Holi cascaded through Nandgaon, the village…
As we revel in the joyous spirit of Lathmar Holi, let us not only commemorate the divine love of Radha and Krishna but also cherish the cultural heritage and traditions that continue to bind communities together across the globe.
Two of the three elderly devotees, who fell unconscious at the Radha Rani temple on Friday, succumbed to the pressure by Saturday morning.
Signifying bonhomie, togetherness and equality, Holi may be regarded as a sweet protest against apartheid that still prevails in different shapes and forms in the world
After the grand Diwali celebrations in Ayodhya, the Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department will now celebrate Holi in Barsana, the birthplace…
