HAPPY HOLI 2024
Shanmuga Priya .
Lecturer | SNS institutions | SNSCAHS | Operation Theatre and Anesthesia Technology | Design Thinker
Holi, the vibrant festival of colors, is celebrated for various reasons. Primarily, it marks the victory of good over evil. The celebration commemorates the triumph of Lord Vishnu's incarnation, Lord Krishna, and his wife, Satyabhama, over the demon king Hiranyakashipu and his demon son, Holika. This story symbolizes the victory of righteousness over wickedness.
Additionally, Holi also signifies the arrival of spring, signifying renewal and rejuvenation. Farmers celebrate Holi as a symbol of gratitude for a good harvest season. The festival also fosters social harmony, bringing people together, irrespective of their caste, creed, or social status. It's a time to let go of grudges, strengthen bonds, and enjoy life with friends and family.