Hindu festival is celebrated as the festival of Holi in the form of Holi Festival, celebrated with colorful gulal on the full moon day. Falgun Mass According to the Hindu calendar, the last month of the year is. Mainly it is celebrated with the people of Hindu religion as well as in India, Nepal and other areas of the world. It is also called the festival of colors. In ancient times, it was the practice of playing Holi only with flowers, or with colors made from flowers. But the trend of playing Holi with colors and gulals has increased in modern times.

Holi is not a one-day festival. In many places it is celebrated with joyous Ullash for three days.

Day 1 - On the full moon day, the colors are decorated in a plate, and the largest member of the family spraying colors on the other members.

Day 2 - This is also called Poono. On this day, Holika's images are burnt and Holi is burnt in the memory of Holika and Prahalad. For the blessings of the fire god, the mother spins five rounds of burning Holi with her children.

Day 3 - This day is called 'Gaya' and this is the last day of Holi festival. Color and water are poured on each other on this day. The idols of Lord Krishna and Radha are also worshiped by putting colors on them.

With the help of holika of timber and sandals, after raising the Holika by worshiping the Holika, worship Asad, flowers, betel nut, money in the hands and leave it with the water and leave it to the Holika; and the presence of Akshat, Chandan, Roli, Turmeric, Gulal, Flowers and Wear Guulari Garland. After this, after circling the Holika three rounds, distribute coconut shell, wheat earring and gram and distribute its offerings to all.

 As we know, Holi starts from the Holika combustion. It is important to keep information about Holika Dhanana, which is celebrated a day before Holi. Almost all people know about Prahlada and Holika. It is believed that the Holi festival is associated with Prahlad and Holika.

According to Vishnu Purana, Holika was a demon who had a boon from God that she would not burn in the fire. Holika's brother Hiranyakaship, whose son was Prahlad, was the exclusive devotee of Lord Vishnu. That which was not liked by his father Hiranyakashipu, due to this hatred Hiranyakashipu planned to kill them by burning his sister Holika. But when Holika sat in the fire about Prahlad, but the boon's boon proved unsuccessful and she herself died by burning in that fire.

From then on, the people started celebrating the victory of the good of evil, as the festival of Holika Dahan.

 There are various Vedic and mythological views to celebrate Holi. In the Vedic period this festival has been called 'Navaneshti'. This day is the law of distributing the Prasad by offering the full grain of the field. The word Holi is derived from the word "hola", which means worship of God to get a new and good crop. This grain is called Hola, so it was celebrated as Holikotsava. This festival is considered as a sacrifice of the arrival of the Navsavsar and the celebration of Bantangam. Some people consider this festival as a worship of Agnidev. The birth of Manu is also considered this day. Hence it is also known as monnithithi.

According to another legend Shiva Purana, Lord Shankar had consumed Kamdev with his anger, after the dissolution of Shiva's austerities, the gods convinced Shiva to marry Parvati. On the basis of this legend, celebration of true love is celebrated by symbolically burning the spirit of work in Holi. Since then it has been practiced to celebrate this festival.

The festival of Holi is also associated with Radha-Krishna's holy love. Putting paint on each other in the spring is considered to be part of Sri Krishna Leela. The love of Mathura-Vrindavan's Holi Radha-Krishna's love is immersed in color. Barsana and Lathmar Holi of Nandgaon are world-famous. Holi is burnt on Holi, ego, hatred, jealousy, suspicion and purusha love are obtained.

Holi festival is celebrated every year with the joy of celebrating the beginning of the summer season and the end of winter season, on the last day of the full moon of Phalgun, Phalgun. Falgun Mass According to the Hindu calendar, the last month of the year is traditionally, it is celebrated on the power of evil or on the evil as the success of goodness. It has been named as "Fagwah", because it is celebrated in month, Phalgun.

- Use firewood to burn the holi and it is just symbolic.

 -Use the camphor in the Holika combustion to destroy the bacteria present in the air.

 -Avoid use of chemical shades.

 -Save skin and hair with colors

-Use colors made from parijat, tesu flowers for colors.

 -If you have to play Holi with water then play Holi using ordinary water.