Happy Holi 2025 Celebrations LIVE Updates: Nationwide celebrations are underway, as President Droupadi Murmu sends out greetings
Happy Holi 2025! Indian Images, Wishes, and Pictures LIVE CHANGES: On Friday, HM Amit Shah, President Droupadi Murmu, and other prominent figures wished the people a happy Holi.
LIVE Updates for Happy Holi 2025 Celebrations: The celebration of Holi is being celebrated nationwide on Friday, one day following the Holika Dahan. This year’s March 14th celebration of the festival of colors often heralds the beginning of spring. In many regions, Holi is also observed as a representation of the love between Lord Krishna and Radha, and it is also celebrated to commemorate excellent harvests and the search for fertile lands. President Droupadi Murmu sent her best wishes to the country on this happy occasion, urging everyone to “love, harmony, and unity.”
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Celebrities, politicians extend wishes: Apart from President Droupadi Murmu, prominent political leaders like Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and Leaders of Opposition in Parliament Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi extended their wishes to the public, wishing everyone a happy and safe Holi. Many Bollywood celebrities and influencers also took to their Instagram to wish everyone a happy Holi on Friday.
Why is Holi celebrated? The most common legend associated with the celebration of Holi is the tale of Holika and Prahlad. However, the festival also has other origins. Many cultures believe that Holi is celebrated as a symbol of love between Lord Krishna and Radha, which is why the festival is celebrated with great fervor in Mathura and Vrindavan. It is also believed that Holi is celebrated to mark the arrival of spring in the country, when people wish for fertile lands and a good harvest season.
What makes Holi a holiday. The story of Holika and Prahlad is the most widely recognized legend connected to the Holi festival. But the celebration has other roots as well. Holi is celebrated with great zeal in Mathura and Vrindavan because it is seen in many cultures as a symbol of the love between Lord Krishna and Radha. Holi is also thought to be a celebration of the countrys springtime,when people hope for a bountiful harvest season and fertile fields.