STORY: Thousands of revellers took to the streets of Indore in central India's Madhya Pradesh on Sunday (March 8) to celebrate 'Rang Panchami', a festival observed five days after the Hindu festival of colours, Holi.

Devotees danced in the street as coloured paint and confetti was dispersed into the air.

The large gathering also marks the end of Holi celebrations in the country.

Celebrated at the onset of spring, Holi holds mythological importance as it is associated with the eternal love of the Hindu Lord Krishna and Radha.

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

SHOWS: INDORE, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA (MARCH 8, 2026) (ANI - No use India)

1. TOP VIEW OF DEVOTEES GATHERED IN THOUSANDS THROWING COLOURS AT EACH OTHER / VEHICLES PASSING THROUGH WITH DEVOTEES ON TOP SPRAYING VARIOUS COLOURS INTO AIR

2. DEVOTEES DANCING AND CELEBRATING 'RANG PANCHAMI' HOLI

3. DEVOTEES DANCING AND THROWING COLOURS AT EACH OTHER / VEHICLES PASSING THROUGH WITH DEVOTEES ON TOP SPRAYING VARIOUS COLOURS AND CONFETTI INTO AIR

4. DEVOTEES STANDING NEAR POLICE BOOTH

5. DEVOTEES STANDING ON VEHICLE SPRAYING THE COLOURS OF INDIA'S NATIONAL FLAG

6. DEVOTEES STANDING ON VEHICLE SPRAYING WHITE COLOURS AND WAVING INDIAN NATIONAL FLAG

7. DEVOTEES THROWING COLOURS AT EACH OTHER AND DANCING

8. VEHICLES SPRAYING WATER ON DEVOTEES ON GROUND / GROUND DEVOTEES THROWING COLOURS AT EACH OTHER

9. VEHICLES WITH DEVOTEES ON TOP PASSING THROUGH CROWD / DEVOTEES DANCING

10. DEVOTEES DANCING

11. VEHICLES WITH DEVOTEES ON TOP PASSING THROUGH CROWD

12. DEVOTEE WAVING INDIAN NATIONAL FLAG ATOP VEHICLE

13. PROCESSION ONGOING