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About Holi Celebration in 2020 – Description, Story, & Mythology

Holi is a huge celebration all around the world. It is among the most significant spring festival of India. You can notice Holi celebrations in each and every corner if you are in India or plan a visit there. Holi is a festival of colors originally from Hinduism, which involves throwing colors on friends and family in a sense of joy. Know more about the celebration of love in your language (English) here… About Holi Celebration in 2020: The celebration nowadays begins with a bonfire to celebrate the victory of good over bad. The next day is a colorful celebration on which people throw colors on each other. If you are on a road of India and not in the mood to get colorful, beware. You can get a colorful throw of dry color, or you can get hit by a Pchkari anytime. All over the world, the celebration lasts for two days. But in some parts of India, it may extend to two weeks. Read the story and mythology of Holi below. The story of Holi: The history of throwing colors goes in pas
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Holi is the festival of colors that lasts for two days. But do we know about the difference between these two days and what we do on these occasions? Let’s find out with us what is difference and similarity among Holi and Dhuleti here. It is also called “Duleti holi”. Holi and Dhuleti: Holi is a Hindu festival that people celebrate in the month of Phalguna of the Hindu calendar. It usually falls in February or March. It lasts for two days. The first day is called as Choti Holi, Holika, or Holika Dahan. The celebration starts after the sunset on the night of full moon in the month of Phalguna. Dhuleti: Dhuleti is the name of the second day of Holi celebrations on which people play with colors. Due to the color play, people also call it the Rang Wali Holi. The celebrations begin early in the morning, and people continue the color play until the afternoon. Dhuleti celebrations include visiting friends and family members after that. They get together and have a Holi meal togeth
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