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Air fares to Patna from metros skyrocket ahead of Holi

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  Air fares to Patna from metros skyrocket ahead of Holi - Check ticket rates Image Source : PTI Due to the pandemic, a limited number of trains are running between Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Pune. In view of Holi this month, the fares of Patna bound flights have shown a sharp upward curve. People wanting to return to their native place to celebrate Holi with their families, are paying two to three times the normal air fare from major metro cities in the country. As airline companies have the luxury of applying flexible charges, the fare from Delhi to Patna reached a price band of Rs 6100 to Rs 6900 despite passengers having purchased the tickets one month in advance. "My son is living in Mukherjee Nagar of Delhi and preparing for the UPSC examination. We want him to come back home so that we can celebrate the festival of colours together. When he tried to get a railway ticket, he did not get it. Then, I purchased a flight ticket for him in the last week of Februa
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Bhojpuri Holi Geet: Latest 2021 Bhojpuri Holi Song

  Bhojpuri Holi Geet: Latest 2021 Bhojpuri Holi Song 'Khelab Aaj Holi Kehu Nahi Boli' Sung By Ritesh Pandey & Khushbu Jain For all Bhojpuri music fans, check-out latest Bhojpuri song 'Khelab Aaj Holi Kehu Nahi Boli' sung by Ritesh Pandey & Khushbu Jain. Music of song 'Khelab Aaj Holi Kehu Nahi Boli' by singer Ritesh Pandey & Khushbu Jain is given by Jaideep Verma & Peeyush Arya. Lyrics of 'Khelab Aaj Holi Kehu Nahi Boli' song are written by Vikas Chandravanshi. To know more about Ritesh Pandey & Khushbu Jain's' song 'Khelab Aaj Holi Kehu Nahi Boli', enjoy the video. Stay tuned to ETimes for more songs like 'Khelab Aaj Holi Kehu Nahi Boli'. Check out ETimes Bhojpuri music videos section for more Bhojpuri songs and Ritesh Pandey & Khushbu Jain songs. Read MoreRead Less
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These banks will be closed for 4 days from today—check other bank holidays in March, including on account of Holi

  Bank Holiday March 2021: There is an important news for those planning to visit banks for their routine financial needs. Banks will be closed for four days, starting today, March 13. Most of the banks will remain closed from March 13 to 16.   See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: Banks will remain closed on March 13 on account of second Saturday, while March 14 is a Sunday. Besides, bank unions have called for a nationwide strike on March 15 and 16, making it four days in a row. Also, from March 27 to March 30, banks will be closed on the occasion of the fourth Saturday, Sunday, Holi, and Bhai Dooj.   Nationwide strike  Nationwide strike by Union Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), comprising nine bank unions, on March 15 and March 16 comes as a mark of protest against the proposed privatisation of two major state-owned lenders by the central government as well as its decision to allow all private-sector lenders in the government-related business. Meanwhile, public sector lender Canara
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Holi celebrations brought the city together: Lucknow

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  As the festival of colours Holi approaches, we can’t help but recall how big this festival used to be some 20-25 years back. From organising pre-Holi parties and kavi sammelans to mushaira nights and hosting Holi milans, the festival of colour would be celebrated with another level of zest in the city. Lucknowites, who held some of the more memorable Holi milans and parties recall how the celebrations would span days before and after Holi, as opposed to now when it’s become a celebration of just a few hours, in our fast-paced lives. Guests enjoying at one of Dolly Rastogi’s Holi parties Talk to Gaurav Prakash, a businessman in the city, who has been witnessing the party scene in the city for more than two decades and he recalls how Holi was celebrated with much zeal every year in the 90s. “Holi has always been a favourite festival, full of vibrancy and joy. We used to always go to these amazing Holi parties and come back smeared in black colour,” says he, adding, “I wish we could sti
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Happy Holi 2021

  Holi  is a popular ancient  Hindu  festival, also known as the "festival of spring", the "festival of ... 2021 date, Monday, 29 March. Frequency ... The powders used in  Holi  represent  happiness , love, and the freedom to live vibrantly.
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