Holi

Nikita-Sharma

Nikita-Sharma

February 28, 2010

namaskaar kaise haiM aap? Is baar maiM aap ko holi ke bare meM bathaathee hooAO [This time I will give some facts about the festival of Holi ] Holi, also known as Holika , is a very colorful festival celebrated in India during February- March . It is one of the prehistoric celebrations of India and this year it falls on March 1. “Festival of Colors”, originally celebrated by married women for a long and happy nuptial life, has changed over time and now is an occasion for merry making with colors and food, and announces the arrival of spring. On the eve of holi, a large wood pile along with a model of Holika, a woman devil, is burnt to honor the victory of righteousness over wickedness. The following day, called “Dhuleti”, is the real “colorful” day. People spray color water to each other, fling color powder, sing, dance and enjoy the day. Cold drinks are inevitable. Exchanging sweets to friends and family is also part of the celebration. Mathura and Vrindavan are well-known for holi celebrations. The celebrations vary from place to place in India, but irrespective of the style people gather to enjoy and welcome spring. Here are some tips which can be useful to play holi! Color = raMg रंग Green = haraa हरा Blue = neelaa नीला Yellow = peelaa पीला Red = laal लाल Happy holi! holi mubaarak ho! होली मुबारक हो! aapkee Nikita
Chinku-T

Chinku-T

March 16, 2013

holi mubaarak ho

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