This Holi, let’s celebrate the colours of life

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This Holi, let’s celebrate the colours of life

March 24

14:39 2024

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BY AKSHYA ROUT

JAJPUR, MAR 24 : Holi, the festival of colours, is a vibrant and joyous festival that holds immense significance in Hindu culture, celebrated across the nation and Indians worldwide with great enthusiasm and delight. The festival begins with Holika Dahan on March 24th, 2024, a ritual bonfire on the eve of Holi, signifying the burning away of evil spirits.

The following day, in Holi, people engage in playing with colours, singing, and dancing, embodying the spirit of forgiveness, love, and joy. At its core, Holi marks the arrival of spring and the departure of winter, symbolising a time of renewal, growth, and the rejuvenation of nature. This change in seasons is mirrored in human life as a period to embrace new beginnings, let go of past grievances, and look forward to the future with optimism and joy.

So, with Holi 2024 around the corner and being celebrated on March 25th, 2024, it is a time for friends and family to come together and create lasting memories filled with love, laughter, and colourful moments. It’s the perfect time to spread some cheer with vibrant wishes for one’s near and dear ones. Whether you’re celebrating in person or sending greetings from afar, Looking for the perfect Holi greetings? Look no further! Explore our collection of heartfelt messages for 2024.

Minster Pritiranjan Ghadei Said This Holi, let’s paint our hearts with forgiveness and kindness. Sending you warm wishes for a joyous celebration.Writer Taraprasad Mishra Said Here’s to a Holi filled with the sweet sounds of dhol beats and the vibrant energy of friendship. Happy Holi, Jajpur MLA Pranab Prakash Das Said May the colours of Holi bring you the strength of red, the peace of blue, and the happiness of yellow. Happy Holi .Dharmasala MLA Said Thinking of you and sending you a virtual splash of colours this Holi! Have a safe and fun-filled celebration.

Youth Leade Pradip Kumar Mohanty Said May the colours of Holi remind you of the beautiful diversity that makes life vibrant. Happy Holi to you and all. Woman Leader Archana Das Said May the colours of Holi bring you the courage to chase after your dreams and the joy of achieving them. Happy Holi. Youth Leader Rudra Narayan Das Said Sending you warm wishes for a Holi filled with the love of family, the laughter of friends, and the sweetness of blessings.