Holi 2021 Day And Date

This year, the Holi Bhai Dooj will be celebrated on 30th March 2021, a day after Holi.

Holika Dahan 2021: Holi celebrations have already started in Mathura and Vrindavan. Holika Dahan is just three days away, on March 28. The day is also called Holika Deepak or Chhoti Holi. Here are Holika Dahan muhurta or auspicious time, Phalgun Purnima tithi and all you need for Holika Dahan puja

Bank Holidays March-April 2021: Banking services will be shut for three consecutive days between March 27-March 29 on account of the fourth Saturday of the month and Holi festival.

Holi 2021: Holi is on March 29. The vibrant spring festival is unique as it displays India's unity in diversity. In many states of India, Holi is known by different names and the rituals are also different but the huge uniting factors are the colours and sweets - Gulal and Gujiya. No Holi celebration is complete without Gulal and Gujiya.

Holi 2021: Vrindavan and Mathura, the land of Radha and Krishna, is famous for Holi celebrations. It is popularly referred to as Braj Ka Holi, Vrindavan Holi or Mathura Holi. This year due to the pandemic, the celebrations are expected to be a low-key affair but in earlier years, people from far would come to Brijbhoomi for a one-of-a-kind experien...

Holi 2021: Know all about Holika Dahan, Choti Holi and Rangwali Holi dates, muhurta and other details. Holi or Vasant Utsav is the festival of colours that ushers in the spring season. In India, Holi is the second biggest festival after Diwali.

Vasant Panchami 2021: On the auspicious day of Vasant Panchami, Hindu devotees took a holy dip at Har Ki Pauri Ghat in Haridwar this morning. Vasant Panchami is of the key dates for Ganga snan (bath) during Kumbh Mela. Hundreds of people were also seen at the ghats of Varasani and Prayagraj for Ganga snan and the rituals.

Paush Purnima 2021: An auspicious date in the Hindu calendar, Paush Purnima is the beginning of the month of Magha, when many devotees in north India mark a month of austerity. On the Full Moon day of Paush Purnima, thousands of devotees take a holy dip in the the sacred Ganga and Yamuna rivers.

This year, the Holi Bhai Dooj will be celebrated on 30th March 2021, a day after Holi.

Holika Dahan 2021: Holi celebrations have already started in Mathura and Vrindavan. Holika Dahan is just three days away, on March 28. The day is also called Holika Deepak or Chhoti Holi. Here are Holika Dahan muhurta or auspicious time, Phalgun Purnima tithi and all you need for Holika Dahan puja

Bank Holidays March-April 2021: Banking services will be shut for three consecutive days between March 27-March 29 on account of the fourth Saturday of the month and Holi festival.

Holi 2021: Holi is on March 29. The vibrant spring festival is unique as it displays India's unity in diversity. In many states of India, Holi is known by different names and the rituals are also different but the huge uniting factors are the colours and sweets - Gulal and Gujiya. No Holi celebration is complete without Gulal and Gujiya.

Holi 2021: Vrindavan and Mathura, the land of Radha and Krishna, is famous for Holi celebrations. It is popularly referred to as Braj Ka Holi, Vrindavan Holi or Mathura Holi. This year due to the pandemic, the celebrations are expected to be a low-key affair but in earlier years, people from far would come to Brijbhoomi for a one-of-a-kind experien...

Holi 2021: Know all about Holika Dahan, Choti Holi and Rangwali Holi dates, muhurta and other details. Holi or Vasant Utsav is the festival of colours that ushers in the spring season. In India, Holi is the second biggest festival after Diwali.

Vasant Panchami 2021: On the auspicious day of Vasant Panchami, Hindu devotees took a holy dip at Har Ki Pauri Ghat in Haridwar this morning. Vasant Panchami is of the key dates for Ganga snan (bath) during Kumbh Mela. Hundreds of people were also seen at the ghats of Varasani and Prayagraj for Ganga snan and the rituals.

Paush Purnima 2021: An auspicious date in the Hindu calendar, Paush Purnima is the beginning of the month of Magha, when many devotees in north India mark a month of austerity. On the Full Moon day of Paush Purnima, thousands of devotees take a holy dip in the the sacred Ganga and Yamuna rivers.