Rajnath Singh & J.P. Nadda Celebrate Holi, Extend Greetings

March 4, 2026

New Delhi — On March 4, 2026, as Holi, the festival of colours, unfolded across India, senior leaders Rajnath Singh and J.P. Nadda participated in celebrations at their respective residences and extended warm greetings to the people of the country on this joyous occasion. Holi, celebrated with colours, music and sweets, symbolizes unity, joy and the triumph of good over evil, and this year’s festivities saw leaders joining citizens in commemorating the age-old tradition.

Both leaders used the festival as an opportunity to reach out to Indians with messages of peace, harmony and renewed energy for the year ahead. Their greetings, shared on social media platforms like X and in personal interactions at their homes, reflected their wishes for happiness and prosperity for all citizens.

Rajnath Singh’s Holi Celebrations and Message

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh was seen celebrating Holi at his official residence in the national capital. Dressed in festive colours, Singh greeted guests and associates, partaking in the joyful spirit of the day, marked by the traditional playing of gulal.

In his Holi message to the nation, Singh wished everyone “heartfelt greetings and the spirit of togetherness” as the country celebrates with colours and enthusiasm. He emphasized Holi’s role in strengthening social bonds and spreading goodwill among people across diverse communities.

Singh’s public messages conveyed a broader aspiration for peace, harmony and unity throughout the country, reflecting how festivals like Holi play a role in reinforcing shared cultural values that transcend differences.

J.P. Nadda’s Greetings to the Nation

Alongside Rajnath Singh, J.P. Nadda, the national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), also marked the occasion by celebrating Holi at his residence. Nadda extended his best wishes and festive greetings to countrymen, urging them to embrace the spirit of Holi by spreading love and joy among family, friends and neighbours.

In his message, Nadda highlighted the cultural importance of Holi and its capacity to bring people together, strengthening bonds of brotherhood and friendship throughout the nation. He called on citizens to celebrate responsibly, appreciating the tradition’s deeper meanings.

As a senior leader with a long political career, Nadda’s engagement in the festivities also underscored the participatory nature of national celebrations in India, where political figures join public life events to connect with people on moments of cultural significance.

Holi 2026: A Festival of Joy and Renewal

Holi, one of India’s most awaited festivals, marks the arrival of spring and is rooted in ancient tradition. It begins with Holika Dahan, a ritual of lighting a bonfire symbolizing the victory of good over evil, followed by the colourful day of playing with hues, sharing sweets, music and dance.

Across India today, citizens have been greeting each other with best wishes, exchanging sweets, and engaging in festive gatherings with family and friends. In recent hours, many other leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi also extended greetings, wishing people a colourful and joyous Holi filled with happiness and harmony.

Holi is not only a cultural celebration but also a time for strengthening social ties, forgiving past grievances and renewing relationships, underscoring the festival’s enduring place in Indian society.