The festival of Holi was celebrated by thousands of devotees with flowers and colours at Nurpur’s historical Brij Raj Swami temple. The two-day celebrations concluded on Sunday afternoon with an ...

Encouraging people to embrace the festival with devotion, she added, 'The message for Holi is... You all should play Holi. It's Lord Krishna's festival... Play Phoolon ki Holi (Holi with flowers).' ...

For the first time in 64 years, Holi and Ramzan’s Juma coincided on ... Gaur Gopal Das In Aap Ki Adalat: Watch the interesting interview of ISKCON monk and motivational speaker Gaur Gopal ...

In Indore, the festival of Holi was celebrated with great zeal and excitement. From as early as 7 AM on Friday, children enjoyed themselves with colours, while the youth attended DJ parties and ...

2. GUNFIRE AND SWORDS IN MENAR, RAJASTHAN Menar, a village near Udaipur, marks Holi with gunfire, fireworks, and swordplay instead of colours. This tradition, known as Baroodon-ki-Holi, dates back 400 ...

On the occasion of Holi, Varun Dhawan thrilled his fans by sharing a behind-the-scenes (BTS) clip from the set of his upcoming movie Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari. The video, posted on his social ...

Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor will be seen together in the film Sunny Sansari Ki Tulsi Kumar. Today, on the Holi festival, the actor took to Instagram to share a BTS video from the Holi song that ...

In an era where synthetic and chemical-based colors dominate the market, Ramdev is encouraging people to return to nature and embrace ‘Prakriti ki Holi’ – Holi with natural, plant-based colors.

2,899 onwards. March 13 & 14, 12.30 pm to 4 pm. At Rajajinagar. Agra Ka Swaad is a special Holi-themed dining experience inspired by the rich flavours of Agra and the festive traditions of Brij Ki ...

ALSO READ: Holi 2025: Holika Dahan Date, Shubh Muhurat, History, Significance, And Rituals This fun-filled event is meant to recreate the playful teasing between Radha and Krishna. The festival is ...

Processions of people, called Ger or Gevar (not Ghevar), fill up entire streets like a sea of kesariya safa, and Marwadi songs recorded by local artists blare on loudspeakers — all painting a picture ...