Pali's 51-Year Holi Tradition Begins: Holi Stick Planted at Surajpol

• Pali city continues its 51-year-old 'Gaonshahi Holi ka Danda Ropan' tradition at Surajpol intersection.
• The Holi stick was planted with rituals and worship, accompanied by 'Phag geet' sung to the beat of the 'Chung'.
• This tradition marks the beginning of the Phalguni month, during which no auspicious ceremonies are held.
• The planted stick symbolizes devotee Prahlad and is removed just before Holika Dahan.
• The event initiates a month of Holi folk songs and 'Phagotsavs' in temples, leading up to Holi on March 3rd.

Why It Matters: Pali upholds its unique 51-year-old tradition of planting the Holi stick, marking the start of Phalguni festivities.