Holi re-enacted to atone for previous sin
Updated on May 04, 2007 10:50 pm IST
It is three months past since India celebrated Holi on March 4. The Uttar Pradesh district of Firozpur, however decided to celebrate this festival again to atone for a sin they had committed during the actual festival. Conservatives in the village believe that the burning of a figure of the demoness Holika took place before the ordained time of the ritual, and as a result, the place has been hit by misfortunes.
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