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Dola purnima

 

Holi purnima

























Another name for Dola Purnima is Dola Jatra, or the "Swing Festival."The idols of Radha and Lord 
Krishna are embellished and 
embellished. After that, pujari 
swings them as they are on a 
decked palki. Women apply 
colored powder to the idols while 
they sing hymns and bhajans. 
 According to the tradition of 
Dolyatra, Lord Krishna declared
 his unwavering love for Radha on 
this day. Love has many colors, and love 
for one person is a medley of 
them.
 That's why the colorful powder is 
an essential part of the 
celebrations, just like in Holi. 
The term "phagu" refers in Odia language.
Applying phagu involves a ritual.
Phagu is utilized as a sign of 
respect for God and then family members' 
photos of the departed family 
members, and then applied others.

Enjoy a beautiful, vibrant Holi with your loved ones.
       


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