While Holi, the festival of colors, was celebrated worldwide on March 13 and 14, DePauw students came together for the ...

It’s this myth where we get Holi’s tradition of throwing colors. In Hinduism, Krishna has blue skin while Radha is depicted as light-skinned. According to legend, as a child, Krishna ...

After Krishna did this, Radha fell in love with him and they were later married. Some people also believe the Holi colours came from Krishna mischievously throwing coloured water on his subjects ...

so Radha clearly didn’t mind Krishna’s little practical joke. Some people believe this is why, during Holi, everyone pelts each other with the perfumed gulal powder. It could also be why one ...

There is no difference between Radha and Meera Both of her extremely loved Krishna Unlike Radha who fell in love with Krishna after having spent time in Braj with him Meera had only idol of Lord Krish ...

Huge bonfires are lit on the eve of Holi to commemorate the burning of the demon Holika or of good winning over evil. The day of Holi itself celebrates love, commemorating the intimate loving ...

As Lord Krishna's birthplace, these places host Holi with music ... Holi sees women playfully hitting men with sticks. The Radha Rani Temple draws visitors from across India.

Holi is both a religious and cultural festival ... It is rooted in Hindu traditions, particularly through the stories of Krishna and Radha. The festival promotes unity and love while marking ...