Preparations underway for Barsana’s world-famous Holi
Barsana will celebrate Laddumar Holi on February 25 and Lathmar Holi on February 27.
Barsana will celebrate Laddumar Holi on February 25 and Lathmar Holi on February 27.
Millions of devotees had gathered at the Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan since morning.
After the exuberant Holi celebrations in the village of Barsana, the revelry of Lathmar Holi cascaded through Nandgaon, the village…
The magnificence of the festival of Holi lies in the beauty of the different ways in which it is celebrated in different states of India
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
Holi is celebrated over two days. On the first day, people observe Chhoti Holi, which is marked by Holika Dahan. The second day is known by different names -- Rangwali Holi, Phagwah, Dhuleti, Dhulandi or Dhulivandan etc.
