Vrindavan, March 13 -- 'Widows' Holi' - a distinctive cultural celebration held in Vrindavan has become a symbol of transformative change and stands as a vibrant testament to inclusion and compassion.

Vrindavan, known as the place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, has been a shelter for widowed Hindu women for centuries. Often rejected by society, these widows face hardships and rely on support from the government, NGOs, and the town's numerous temples and ashrams.

This kind of tradition marks a significant change in tradition, promoting inclusion and compassion. It allows widows, who were once expected to avoid festivals, to take part in the colorful festivities with happiness.

All over the country, the holi festivities have sta...