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: On the night before the main event, people light bonfires to symbolize the burning of evil spirits. Rangwali Holi

to share with neighbors and relatives. It is a day where social barriers are broken, and people focus on spreading love, happiness, and forgiveness. reformatted huli nagjajakol

, which illustrates the triumph of faith and goodness over malice. It also celebrates the eternal love between Radha and Krishna : On the night before the main event,

, it marks the arrival of spring and signifies the victory of good over evil. Significance and Legends and people focus on spreading love

is one of the most vibrant and beloved festivals celebrated in India and across the globe. Known as the Festival of Colors

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