500 Years & Counting: Men 'Disappear' On Holi By 10am, Women Enjoy Alone In This Rajasthan Village
In Nagar village of Rajasthan's Tonk district, men skip Holi to visit Chamunda Mata temple, while women celebrate with colours. This tradition has been upheld for over five centuries ...
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Holi: Where Women Take The Lead!
In the small village of Nagar in Tonk, Rajasthan, Holi is more than just about playing with colours -- it's about tradition, ...
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This Rajasthan village bans men from playing Holi as part of 500-year-old tradition
In Nagar village, Rajasthan, men are banned from playing Holi and must leave the village, allowing women to celebrate freely.
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In this Indian village, Holi is for women only—a 500-year-old tradition keeps men away
Discover the unique Holi tradition in Rajasthan`s Nagar village where men leave, allowing women to celebrate freely. A ...
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Did You Know In A Rajasthan's Village Men Are Forbidden From Playing Holi?
Wondering where do men go then on the day of Holi? Well, they leave their houses as early as 10 AM in the morning and they head to Chamunda Mata temple on the outskirts of the village. There they ...
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Holi celebrations in THIS town has a unique twist, it is played without...
On the day of Holi, in the morning by 10 am, men leave their homes and move towards the Chamunda Mata temple on the outer areas of the village. After leaving their homes, men spend time attending a ...