Happy Rang Panchami 2021: Today Rang Panchami is celebrated in many parts of India
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Happy Rang Panchami 2021: Today is Rang Panchami, the last day of Holi celebrations. Elsewhere in India, Holi is played at Rang Panchami or Ranga Panchami. Usually celebrated five days after Holi, Rang Panchami is seen with great pride in Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh. In Brijbhoomi - the land of Radha and Krishna - is the Rang Panchami, which lowers the curtains of the famous week-long Holi festivities at the Matra and Vrindavan temples. This year Rang Panchamitithi started at 10:59 am on April 1 and Panchami said it ended at 8:15 am today. According to legend, this day is dedicated to the gods.
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'' Celebrate the colors of life. I wish you and your family Happy Rang Panchami 2021! ''
'' This Rang Panchami I wish happy colors, love colors, happy colors, and friendly colors bring hope and happiness to you and your loved ones. Happy Rang Panchami! ''
'' UTeri dosti ka rang sabse gehra hai. Happy Rang Panchami! ''
Let this Rang Panchami paint the fabric of our lives with joy. Happy Rang Panchami ''
History, Importance, and Practices of a Good Day
Holi is one of the largest Hindu festivals in India. A beautiful celebration can be celebrated for a few days in different parts of the country. The Rang Panchami event is marked by people mainly living in parts of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and other northern regions of India. This year, the holy day of Rang Panchami falls on Friday, April 2nd.
Rang Panchami's idea, according to Drik Panchang, will start at 10:59 a.m. on April 1 and continue until 8:15 a.m. on April 2. According to the Hindu calendar, the day is at Panchami Tithi of Phalguna, Krishna Paksha (according to the Amavasyant calendar) and Panchami Tithi, Chaitra, Krishna Paksha (according to the Purnimant calendar)
According to Hindu tradition, the holi festivals end on the day of Rang Panchami. As the name suggests, the day also celebrates the existence of Panch Tatva or the five elements of life. This tatva or elements are water, air, earth, sky, and fire. Each of these has a unique role to play in the existence of a human being. Every year, this day is celebrated five days after Holika Dahan.
It is believed that when the sacred fire is lit, all bad qualities including the Tamasic and Rajasic elements are removed. These negative factors are believed to create a barrier to one's journey to Moksha, meaning basically freedom from the cycle of birth, life, and death. So, after these bad qualities have been eliminated, one is left with the Sattvic Guna, which is beautiful in nature. This Guna helps on the way to salvation.
As all negligence is removed because of fire, the atmosphere is full of hope and the presence of God is felt by believers. So, as a sign of this, people play with colors, sing happy songs, and greet each other on the day.
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