Widows celebrated Holi at a temple in Vrindavan on Wednesday with gulal (coloured powder) and flower petals as celebrations during the festival of colours nears. (Pics/AFP)
Updated on : 12 March,2025 05:32 PM IST | Compiled by : Anisha Shrivastava
Holi is a Hindu festival that represents the triumph of good over evil, the arrival of spring, and the renewal of life. It is a celebration of the eternal and divine love of the deities Radha and Krishna
Vrindavan's Holi celebrations are famous worldwide, as many people within the country as well as globally come to witness this mesmerizing festival full of colours, food, and fun
Widows were once prohibited from participating in festivals. However, with time, they united to celebrate Holi at Gopinath Temple
A widow is seen throwing flower petals, participating in the festivities as the temple is covered with vibrant colours
An elderly woman holds a bunch of flower petals in her hand, dances, and enjoys the vibes at the temple
As Vrindavan is known to be a place where Lord Krishna spent his entire childhood, the Holi celebrations in the region are immense
