Holi, the festival of colours, was celebrated with great enthusiasm across Jammu and Kashmir.
Many areas in Srinagar city like Indra Nagar, Jawahar Nagar, Rajbagh, and Rainawari, along with other districts of the valley, witnessed vibrant celebrations, reflecting the community’s spirit and unity.
Despite the rain, people came out on the streets with colours and music, applying colour on each other and dancing to traditional songs. The streets echoed with joy and laughter as both young and elderly participated in the celebrations.
“Rain couldn’t stop us from celebrating Holi. It added to the fun and made the festival more memorable,” said Karan from Indra Nagar.
In Jawahar Nagar, families gathered in open spaces to enjoy the festivities.
“Holi is a festival of unity and love. Rain only made it more exciting,” said Raju.
The Holy was also celebrated with fervour and gaity in Jammu region.
“The celebration is a beautiful expression of community, with people of all ages participating in the revelry. This celebration not only reflects the cultural richness but also highlights the spirit of togetherness, harmony, and fun that Holi brings to communities across India,” said Deepak Kumar.
The authorities ensured smooth traffic movement and security arrangements during the celebrations to avoid any untoward incidents.