Holika Dahan is celebrated across India where people prepare a pyre of wood that is burnt to signify the victory of ‘Good’ over ‘Evil’. There is a myriad of beliefs associated with the festival but the story of Prahlad and Holika remains the most popular among all.
Holika Dahan is being celebrated on Wednesday, 20 March this year. According to Hindu mythology, Holika Dahan must be performed at a specific time on the Purnima Tithi only after sunset. However, the exact time for Holika Dahan varies from state to state across India.
Holika Dahan Wishes For Your Loved Ones on The Festival of Colours
Here are some of the quotes, wishes and images to help you convey your Holika Dahan message to your loved ones.
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