Udaipur, March 16 -- The village of Menar in Rajasthan's Udaipur district witnessed the unique celebration of 'Gunpowder Holi,' where locals marked the festival with firecrackers, cannons, and firearm displays on Saturday.
The annual tradition, deeply rooted in the region's history, drew large crowds as the village echoed with celebratory gunfire.
According to locals, the festival traces its origins to a historic battle, where Menar's warriors defeated Mughal forces.
To commemorate their victory, they started the tradition of celebrating Holi with gunpowder, symbolising their valour and resistance.
This distinctive practice has continued, making it a highlight of the region's Holi festivities over time.
Menar village, known for its w...
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