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Dhūleṭī (Raṅgavālī Holī) 1888

Rangwali Holi: the day of colours

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Dhūleṭī (Raṅgavālī Holī) · 1888
📍 Columbus, Ohio, America (United States)
February 27, 1888

Sunrise: 07:10:08 AM.
Sunset: 06:20:12 PM.
Moonrise: 05:34:29 PM.
Moonset: 06:46:49 AM.

Rangwali Holi: the day of colours
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Sunrise
07:10:08 AM
Sunset
06:20:12 PM
Moonrise
05:34:29 PM
Moonset
06:46:49 AM
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About Dhūleṭī (Raṅgavālī Holī)
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Dhūleṭī (Raṅgavālī Holī)

Dhūleṭī (Raṅgavālī Holī) (Dhulandi, Dhulivandan, Rangwali Holi) is the day of colours. It comes the morning after Holikā Dahana, the bonfire of Phalguna Purnima, and together the two days make Holi.

The ash of the Holika fire is touched to the forehead in the morning as a blessing, and then the colours begin: gulal and abir, coloured water and pichkaris, music and dancing in the streets. Friends, neighbours and relatives visit one another, old quarrels are set aside, and sweets such as gujiya, malpua and thandai are shared.

The colours recall the play of Sri Krishna with Radha and the gopis in Vraja, where Holi is kept for many days, and the joy of Prahlada's deliverance the night before. In the spring of Phalguna, when the new crop is in, the whole community celebrates together.

Tradition & Practice
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After Holika Dahan
Dhuleti is the morning after the Holika bonfire. The ash of the fire is touched to the forehead as a blessing before the colours begin.
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Gulal and Abir
Dry colours (gulal, abir) are smeared on friends and family, and coloured water is sprayed with pichkaris. Natural colours from flowers such as palash (tesu) are the traditional choice.
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Krishna in Vraja
In Mathura, Vrindavan and Barsana, Holi recalls Sri Krishna's play with Radha and the gopis. Temples there celebrate with flowers, colours and music.
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Sweets and Visits
Homes prepare gujiya, malpua, puran poli and thandai. People visit relatives and neighbours, embrace, and share sweets.
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Setting Quarrels Aside
Holi is a day to forgive and forget: old differences are put aside, and everyone, young and old, plays together.
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Spring Festival
Dhuleti falls at the start of spring, after the Phalguna Purnima. It celebrates the new season and the harvest.
Auspicious Timings

Coghadia Muhūrta

CoghadiaFromTo
Amṛt February/27/1888 07:10:08 AM February/27/1888 08:33:53 AM
Śubh February/27/1888 09:57:39 AM February/27/1888 11:21:24 AM
Lābh February/27/1888 04:06:11 PM February/27/1888 04:56:26 PM
Amṛt February/27/1888 04:56:26 PM February/27/1888 06:20:12 PM
Chal February/27/1888 06:20:12 PM February/27/1888 07:56:15 PM
Lābh February/27/1888 11:08:22 PM February/28/1888 12:44:25 AM
Śubh February/28/1888 02:20:29 AM February/28/1888 03:56:32 AM
Amṛt February/28/1888 03:56:32 AM February/28/1888 05:32:36 AM
Chal February/28/1888 05:32:36 AM February/28/1888 07:08:39 AM
Gaurī Pañcāṅgam
Dina
Amṛdha February/27/1888 07:10:08 AM – February/27/1888 08:33:53 AM
Dhanam February/27/1888 12:45:10 PM – February/27/1888 01:07:30 PM
Dhanam February/27/1888 01:52:10 PM – February/27/1888 02:08:55 PM
Uthi February/27/1888 04:56:26 PM – February/27/1888 06:20:12 PM
Night
Sugam February/27/1888 06:20:12 PM – February/27/1888 07:56:15 PM
Uthi February/27/1888 09:32:18 PM – February/27/1888 11:08:22 PM
Amṛdha February/27/1888 11:08:22 PM – February/28/1888 12:44:25 AM
Lābham February/28/1888 03:56:32 AM – February/28/1888 05:32:36 AM
Dhanam February/28/1888 05:32:36 AM – February/28/1888 07:08:39 AM
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