Rangbhari Ekadashi Celebrations Begin in Varanasi

Varanasi: As the sacred festival of Rangbhari Ekadashi begins in the spiritual heart of Varanasi, an atmosphere of devotion, celebration, and divine joy has taken over the city. From the early hours of the morning, devotees have started gathering in large numbers at Tedi Neem Mahant Awas, eagerly awaiting the vibrant rituals and blessings associated with this auspicious occasion.

Rangbhari Ekadashi marks the divine reunion of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati after their celestial wedding. It is believed that on this day, Lord Shiva returns to Kashi with Maa Parvati, and the city celebrates their arrival with colors, music, and immense devotion. The festival symbolizes love, harmony, and the beginning of Holi festivities in Kashi. At Tedi Neem Mahant Awas, the energy is truly mesmerizing. Devotees are seen applying gulal, chanting “Har Har Mahadev,” and immersing themselves in bhajans and spiritual fervor. The air is filled with the fragrance of flowers, the echo of temple bells, and the vibrant hues of festivity. Saints, locals, and visitors from different parts of the country have come together to witness and participate in this unique tradition that reflects the cultural soul of Banaras. The celebration is not just about colors; it is about faith, tradition, and centuries-old customs being carried forward with pride. For the people of Kashi, Rangbhari Ekadashi is an emotion — a divine celebration where devotion meets joy. As the day unfolds, the crowd continues to swell, and the spirit of Rangbhari Ekadashi shines brighter with every chant and every splash of color. Kashi once again proves why it is called the city of eternal traditions and living heritage. Har Har Mahadev!