Holika Dahan

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar | Let our lives blossom with the colours of enthusiasm and love

We should play Holi with vivid, fragrant and beautiful colours of life, not with muddy water and chemicals

Sadhguru | Celebrating Holi: The meaning of colours and their role in our lives

Though red, or gulaal, was the only colour used in the tradition, today people are seen covered in brilliant colours

Happy Holi 2022: From Holika Dahan to sacrifice of Kamdeva, here are some interesting facts about the festival of colours

This festival seeks to break barriers, which divide people; it is one among the many festivals that brings together people of all religions for merry-making

Holika Dahan 2022: Wishes and messages to send to your family and friends on Choti Holi

Holika Dahan is celebrated on the full moon night of the Shukla Paskha of the Phalguna month, according to the Hindu calendar

Everything you need to know about Holika Dahan 2022: Date, muhurta and significance

People burn bonfires on this day to purge negativity from their lives and pray for their families' well-being

Holi 2021: All About Phalgun Purnima, muhurat for Holika Dahana and why it is celebrated

This year, Holika Dahan Purnima Tithi starts at 3.27 am on 28 March and ends at 12.17 am on 29 March

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Holi 2017: As we celebrate, let's remember its history and acknowledge our sense of community

The earth dons a riot of colours, the mango trees seem to drown under the weight of their tender blossoms, the rabi crop is ready to be harvested, the sounds of the chirping of birds fills the salubrious air…Vasanta Ritu(spring – the king of festivals as per Indian tradition) has graced the land in full glory.