Ranga Panchami

 

• Ranga Panchami is celebrated five days after Holi.
• It is celebrated on Panchami tithi of Phalguna Krishna Paksha as per South calendars, whereas in north India it is observed in Chaitra month Krishna Paksha Panchami tithi.
• It is mostly observed in North India
• It is a symbolic victory over raja-tama.
• The main objective of this festival is to activate Panch Tatva which makes up the Universe.
• It Invokes these basic elements to restore balance in life.
• In Maharashtra it is celebrated as Shimga (traditional palki dance)
• In Vrindavan and Mathura also the festivities take place
• It is celebrated just as Holi
• On this devotees worship Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha.

2025 Date: March 19.