KATHMANDU, March 13: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli extended best wishes to all Nepali citizens, staying in Nepal and abroad, on the occasion of Fagu Purnima, also known as the Holi.
In a message posted on his social media account, Facebook, the Prime Minister highlighted that this festival, filled with joy and excitement, also celebrates the arrival of spring and the festival of Madan. He wished all Nepali brothers and sisters well.
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The Prime Minister noted that Fagu Purnima, celebrated as the festival of Holi, marks the full moon of the spring season and is considered a day of renewal for nature. He added that during this season, flowers bloom and the chirping of birds creates a pleasant atmosphere.
"Fagu Purnima is also known as the festival of spring. In our ancient texts, the moon is referred to as the deity of the mind. Emotional turmoil in the mind is believed to awaken both nature and the human spirit, making creation harmonious. During this season, all living beings and plants are believed to exhibit lively behavior," the Prime Minister wrote on Facebook. "Best wishes to all on the joyful and festive occasion of Fagu Purnima! Happy Holi!"
