Phulera Dooj is a sacred day dedicated to Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha. Devotees offer special flowers symbolising love and devotion, seeking divine blessings for happiness, prosperity, and harmony.

Holi celebrations continued vibrantly in Braj, particularly at Mathura's Dauji temple, featuring age-old traditions, colors, ...

Phulera Dooj marks the start of Holi with vibrant festivities in Braj and Mathura, celebrating love and prosperity.

Holi isn’t the same everywhere! Some places celebrate with flowers, others with playful stick fights. Discover Lathmar Holi, ...

ISKCON Dwarka is set to celebrate Holi on March 25 with festivities blending devotion and traditions inspired by the Braj ...

Holi 2025 will be celebrated on March 13th and 14th, marking the arrival of spring with vibrant festivities. This ancient ...

Holi is a major Indian festival, celebrated with grandeur in many temples. Some temple celebrations are especially famous, ...

Holi, the festival of colors, is closely linked to the playful love story of Lord Krishna and Radha. Their legendary mischief ...

It is one strange city. There is death, there is also birth, and there is celebration — all happening on the same platform,' ...

Shahjahan would call Holi Id-e-Gulabi or Aab-e-Pashi while during Jahangir’s reign, it was termed as Mehfil-e-holi.