As it is rightly said in India : Dont mind, its Holi.
Well Holi is a festival which people of all ages celebrate with much vigor throughout India.
People use colors and colored water for enjoyment.
Also, they consume Gujiyas AND Thandai i.e.
In India Holi is declared as Public Holiday for all to enjoy.
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Holi 2020 Date And Day- When Is Holi?
Holi in 2020 will be celebrated on Monday, 9 March and Tuesday, 10 March.
This demon wanted to kill his son for worshiping Lord Vishnu whom Prahlads father considered his enemy.
Now Prahlad sat on his aunts lap, Holika and was set on fire.
Hence, the name Holika Dehan and Holi.
Another popular story behind Holi is that of the greatest God of Hindu mythology namely Lord Krishna.
The actual story of Holi dates back to his childhood.
A Hindu Goddess Radha was a beautiful lady and Lord Krishna loved her.
Unlike Radha, Lord Krishna had dark blue skin.
As a result, he was afraid that Radha might not accept his love.
so you can resolve this problem, he sought his mothers help and asked for her advice.
His mother suggested him to play with Radha and paint her face in whatever color he wanted to.
Soon, Lord Krishna went to Radha and threw different colors at her.
He even mixed some of the colors with water and threw them at Goddess Radha using a tool.
This tool is now referred to as Pichkari and its used by both kids and adults to play Holi.
Holi Colors And Gulals
Holi colors can be easily bought from the local market or eCommerce websites.
However, we suggest to only use organic colors.
How To Remove Holi Colours?
dont let people apply duplicate/fake colors / rang that might not get washed for days.
It is advised to play Holi with people whom you are sure about not being affected by the coronavirus.
Is It Safe To Play Holi In 2020?
Yes, its safe to play Holi in 2020.
However, we advise our readers to immediately clean themselves after playing Holi.
Additionally, as mentioned earlier it would be great if you avoid mass gatherings.
Do note that, the prestigious festival of Holi is celebrated every year.
Before we end, once again Techworm wants to wish all its readers a colorful and fun-filled Holi 2020.
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