Holi is one such festival of Hindus which is celebrated in many parts of the world.
Festival is a word that fills the hearts of the people on hearing it. People in every country celebrate different types of festivals. Festivals in India have a different significance. Children show a different enthusiasm about the festival. Children become happy with the name of the festival and holidays add to their happiness. In India we celebrate many festivals. One of them is Holi. Many children eagerly wait for the festival of Holi. Today we will talk about Holi, the favorite festival of all children.
Essay on Holi
Ten Lines on Holi Festival in Hindi
Here I have given 10 lines on Holi in very easy language, I hope you will like it.
Holi ka Tyohar par 10 Vakya – Set 1
1) Holi is a famous Hindu festival also known as the festival of colours.
2) Holi mostly falls on the possible dates of March.
3) Holi marks the beginning of spring and the end of winter.
4) People play with colors on this festival.
5) People prepare Gujiya, Malpua and various snacks on this day.
6) One day before Holi, people celebrate Holika Dahan.
7) The practice of applying colors in Holi started with the story of Radha Krishna.
8) The story of Hiranyakashipu and Prahlad is associated with the festival of Holi.
9) On the evening of Holi, people wear new clothes and go to their relatives to congratulate Holi.
10) Holi also signifies the victory of good over evil.
Also read: Essay on why Holika Dahan is celebrated a day before Holi
Holi ka Tyohar par 10 Vakya – Set 2
1) According to the Hindu calendar, Holi falls in the month of Falgun.
2) On this day people like to play with Gulal and Abir whereas children like to play with Pichkari.
3) People welcome the harvest season with the festival of Holi.
4) Thandai, a special drink Holi is famous for.
5) Chhoti Holi is celebrated a day before Holi.
6) On the occasion of Holi, people forget the old quarrels and start a new relationship with happiness.
7) Different states celebrate Holi with different names.
8) Mathura and Barsana place in Uttar Pradesh are famous for Holi in India.
9) In Holika Dahan, people light a bonfire and pray to God for their well being.
10) Holi spreads the message of love, happiness, unity and brotherhood.
conclusion
Holi is a festival of happiness, we all need to celebrate it with good practices. Many people use chemical based dyes, which are harmful for our skin. Playing Holi with safe colors will bring more happiness and prosperity. Some people throw colors on animals. This cruelty should be banned. Play a healthy Holi which is safe for both the people and the environment.
I hope the above 10 lines on Holi will be useful for you to know the importance of this festival.
More information on Holi:
Holi festival
Holika Dahan
poem on holi
FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions on Holi
Q.1 What is Rang Panchami?
Answer: Rang Panchami is celebrated in parts of North India, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. It is celebrated on the fifth day of Holi.
Q.2 What is “Masaan Ki Holi”?
Answer: Masaan ki Holi is a famous festival of Kashi (Uttar Pradesh). Five days before the Holi festival, Rangbhari Ekadashi is celebrated in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. The next day is celebrated as Masaan ki Holi, when people play Holi with the ashes of the pyre.
