Hi Sir,
As we cant use colours in corporates especially in the it companies as it may intruppted the data and may also harmful to computers.
As holi is the festival of colours. and we have to see different colours all around us and liberty should be given to employees to come in different dresses and employee with most colours in his dress should be given a prize.
One thing more in past holi was not a festivsal of clours it was celebrated in the event of wins of truth as holika burned .
According to a legend, Hiranya Kashyap, the demon who ruled over 'Sapta Dweep' believed himself to be more powerful than God. He contemplated killing his youngest son Prahlad, an ardent devotee of lord Vishnu, after he refused to worship him as God. Holika, the demon's sister who had a boon that she will not ever get burnt by fire, agreed to enter the burning pyre with Prahlad in her lap but got burnt herself. Holi thus signifies the triumph of good over evil and is marked by grand festivities all over India and particularly in the Braj area, where it is celebrated with great gaiety and fervour.
Holi becam the festival of colous during the era of lord Krishna.
It is believed that Lord Krishna, an incarnation of lord Vishnu, in human form played Holi with the gopis, (cowherd maids) in the ancient past. Keeping this tradition alive in Braj, Holi celebrations last for more than a week and are marked by people sprinkling coloured water & smearing coloured powder on each other. The playful teasing of the gopis by the gopas (cowherd boys) is enacted by groups of men and women through special holi songs and dances, called 'rasiya'.
We should send e- greetings and should remain away from colours as finally we have to use water and we should develop the habits of saving natural resources.
With Regards,
Kapil Kaushal,
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