Happy Holi Odia Images
Odia Holi Wallpaper, Images, Quotes and Messages for Holi Festival
Holi, a festival of colours, is a symbol of brotherhood and happiness. Holi festival is celebrated on Krishna Paksha's Pratipada date in Falgun month. You can also felicitate others with poetry on Holi.
This day is known as the day of Lord Krishna or Radha in Odisha. This day is dedicated to Radha and Krishna, the icon of love. People first give colours and worship Radha or Krishna. Then they play with colours with others.
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Holi, an Indian festival, is celebrated with colours (fagu,abira). This festival is also known as the Color Festival. This festival occurs once a year at the end of February, or in the middle of March. This month is called Falguna in Odia. This is the end of the winter season. People enjoy this festival by applying colours to each other's faces. Some use dry colour (abira), water guns, and balloons filled with colour to paint others' faces. People wish everyone "Happy Holi" and give sweets to strengthen the bonds. To get blessings, people colour the feet of older people on this day.
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Dola Purnima and Holika Dahana Festival in Odisha
Dola Purnima is a festival where people place the icons of Lord Radha and Krishna into palanquins and then go to different areas. Holi is celebrated in Odisha, just like this. For worshipping the Lord, people offer raw mango.
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This festival has many stories. One story is about Hiranyakashyapu’s sister Holika. People celebrate the day that she died as the victory over evil. People light bonfires at night to remember this day.
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Holi is a major festival in Hinduism. This holy festival of colours is celebrated on the 18th March. Holi is a traditional, cultural and religious festival. It is celebrated all across India on this day. Holi is a festival that celebrates brotherhood, mutual love, and goodwill. Holi is a day when people splash colours on each other. Gujiyas are prepared at home. People visit each other's homes to apply colours and wish Happy Holi. Everyone wants to send greetings in a unique way. Today we bring you poetry as a way to express your Holi wishes. This will bring more enthusiasm and zeal to the festival of colours.
Holika Dahana
Holika Dahan is celebrated the day before Holi. In many places, Holika Dahan is also known as Choti Holi. Wood, straw, kanda, and other items are collected in one spot on the field on the day of Choti Holi. They are then burned in auspicious times. Holi is a festival that celebrates truth and defeats falsehood. People send greetings and colours to their loved ones on Holika Dahan. These messages are also a great way to send Holi wishes and greetings to loved ones.
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