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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Hindu devotees celebrate Holi outside of Radha Ballav Temple with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Devotees with colour all over pose for a photo during Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees seen dancing during the Holi festival, outside of Radha Ballav Temple with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Devotees with colour all over pose for a photo during Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees throw colorful powders (Gulal) inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Hindu devotees celebrate Holi outside Radha Ballav Temple with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. People play with colorful waters at Radha Ballav Temple during the Holi festival in Vrindavan. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Hindu devotees offer prayers at the Radha Ballav Temple of Vrindavan. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees throw colorful powders (Gulal) inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. A Hindu priest poses for a photo at the Radharani Temple of Nandgaon during the festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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A Hindu priest seen dancing outside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees throw colorful powders (Gulal) inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees seen drenched with colors outside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees play a drum inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Hindu devotees celebrate Holi at Radha Ballav Temple with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees throw colorful powders (Gulal) inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Hindu devotees with colorful powders prepares during Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees throw colorful powders (Gulal) inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 10th Mar, 2025. Hindu devotees celebrate Holi at Radha Ballav Temple with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Hindu devotees throw colorful powders (Gulal) inside the Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious Hindu temples where Lord Krishna is worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Holi Festival of India is one of the biggest colorful celebrations in India as many tourists and devotees gather to observe this colorful event, which marks the beginning of spring. The festival celebrates the divine love of Radha and Krishna and represents the victory of good over evil.-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen dancing inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan during the ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 05th Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temples for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 03rd Mar, 2023. Hindu devotees celebrate Holi at Radha Ballav Temple with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. A Hindu priest throws colourful powders (Gulal) over devotees inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. A Hindu priest throws colourful powders (Gulal) over devotees inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. A Hindu priest throws colourful powders (Gulal) over devotees inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. A Hindu priest throws colourful powders (Gulal) over devotees inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees are seen throwing colourful powders (Gulal) inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan, as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 16th Mar, 2022. A Hindu priest throws colourful powders (Gulal) over devotees inside Radhaballav Temple of Vrindavan as per the Traditional culture of ongoing Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the oldest & auspicious temple for the Hindus where Lord Krishna is worshipped specially during Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Young children are being worshipped at Radha ballav Temple as per the Traditional myth of the Temple during the Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Transgenders seen dancing at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival . Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Sadhu seen chanting Holi songs while moving towards Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival . Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 14th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival with colorful powders (Gulal). Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 13th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 13th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 13th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 13th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Radha Ballav Temple during the holi festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 13th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees pray at Banke Bihari Temple during the holi festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 12th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees play with colorful powders (Gulal) at the Radharani Temple of Nandgaon during the festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 12th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees play with colorful powders (Gulal) at the Radharani Temple of Nandgaon during the festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 12th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees play with colourful powders (Gulal) at the Radharani Temple of Nandgaon during the festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 12th Mar, 2022. Hindu devotees seen singing Cultural Holi Songs at Radharani Temple of Nandgaon Mathura during the festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India. 11th Mar, 2022. Devotees throw colour powder at each other during the Lathmar Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. (Credit Image: © Avishek Das/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India. 11th Mar, 2022. Women hold sticks (Lathi) ritually beat Hindu men during the Lathmar Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. (Credit Image: © Avishek Das/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India. 11th Mar, 2022. Devotees throw colour powder at each other during the Lathmar Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. (Credit Image: © Avishek Das/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 11th Mar, 2022. Devotees throw colour powder at each other during the Lathmar Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 11th Mar, 2022. Women hold sticks (Lathi) ritually beat Hindu men during the Lathmar Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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Vrindavan, India. 11th Mar, 2022. Devotees throw colour powder at each other during the Lathmar Holi Festival. Radha Ballav Temple is one of the auspicious temple for the Hindu's where Lord Krishna is being worshipped especially during the Holi Festival. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo

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