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Feeling Lucky?Festival of Colours is here
I have been feeling lucky since today morning! I have been wondering if today is something special, but is today special?
Yes, today on the 10th Of March 2020 is the occasion of Holi(Holi is a festival, it is spelt Holi only not Holy).This festival is also known as Festival of Colours. It is a great festival celebrated in India.There are many festivals that have originated from India. The two main of them include Holi(A two day festival) and Diwali(A five day festival also known as Deepawali)
Holi is a two day festival, the first day(on 9th March as of 2020) is also known as the day of Holika or Holika Dahan. The second day(on 10th March as of 2020) is also known as Dhulende Holi.
On the first day, a bonfire(which also has red clothes, maize or wheat crops,wood and diyas(small lamps native to India.)) is burnt at night!
On the second day, people play with natural powder colours, coloured water and coloured smoke.If someone is in India on this day then even if you just take a step out of your home your clothes will get coloured!
Happy holi everyone!
If you want to read more about this festival then click here
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Happy holi!
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Happy holi to you too @Lim
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In Singapore, we use another day to celebrate for Indians , Deepavali Day, Festival of Lights , usually in oct/nov depending on Hindu calendar.
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Yes that is also celebrated in India @stan1981 . It is the most celebrated festival in India. I celebrate it too!
I have written about that in the the discussion in the 7th line!
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I have celebrated Happy Deepavali Day on October/November in Malaysia too! @stan1981 and @DeepshikhaSharan π
And thank you for your wishes! @Breee π€
π Happy Holi to you too! π
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Hey @stan1981 and @Lim , I know about Deepawali! It is the most celebrated festival in India but why to talk about now, it is from 12th November to 16th November. I will make a discussion for that too!
But for now, have fun and celebrate Holi!
12th Nov-Dhanteras
13thNov-Naraka Chaturdashi
14thNov-Diwali(Main Day)
15thNov-Govardhan Puja
16thNov-Bhai Dooj
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Great I never knew that.
A little poster I made with the colors of the rainbow. Itβs a collage
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