Holi this year will be celebrated all over India on Wednesday, March 8th.
Why is Holi celebrated? Holi is celebrated to welcome the arrival of Spring season in India. On this day, people forget, forgive and hug each other. They laugh and play with the colours. Thus it is also known that Holi celebrates victory over demon.
This festival is celebrated by the Hindu religion. It is also known that Holi also celebrates the holy divine love of Hindu Goddess and God “Radha and Krishna“.
Where is Holi celebrated? Holi is celebrated by people practising Hinduism all over the world. So mainly Holi is celebrated in India and Nepal. It has also spread over other parts of Asia continent.
People also embrace the Holi festival by doing flashmobs.
The festival truly is the symbol of pure joy, prosperity, love, forgiveness, unity and colours. Colours that make our life meaningful and glorious. People apply powder colour over one another, eat, dance and celebrate.
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