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Holi Festival Photos

Holi celebrations 2025 begin with vibrant colours, flowers and rituals | In pics

Widows at a temple in Vrindavan celebrated the Hindu festival of Holi by showering each other with flower petals.

Published 495 days ago

Holi hangover? Check out 7 Ayurvedic tips for post-festival detoxification

“After indulging in heavy and fatty foods during Holi celebrations, it's essential to focus on detoxifying the body to restore balance and vitality. Ayurveda recommends a holistic approach to the body's natural detoxification processes,” says Dr Dimple Jangda, Ayurveda & Gut Health Coach. She further shared top tips for post Holi detoxication in her recent Instagram post.

Published 847 days ago

Holi 2023: 7 ways to make your desserts diabetes-friendly

"It is festival time again, and we are bound to celebrate it with our family and friends with sweets and goodies. However, those living with diabetes might feel it’s like any other day, where they are supposed to restrict eating sweets and sugar intake. Well, you can still enjoy this festival with your favourite sweets made from some alternative ingredients that would render sweetness to your dishes," says Dr Meghana Pasi, Nutrition Consultant at MyThali, Arogya World.

Updated 1231 days ago

Holi 2023: 7 ways to have a safe and enjoyable celebration

Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water and fluids to stay hydrated as playing Holi under the sun can lead to dehydration.

Updated 1225 days ago

Holi 2023: Women celebrate Lathmar Holi in UP's Nandgaon | In pics

Hundreds of women in Nandgaon celebrated Holi by playfully hitting men with wooden sticks in response to their teasing as part of a ritual.

Published 1233 days ago

Holi 2023: 7 places to visit on this day

Holi, also known as the 'Festival of Colors," is a popular Hindu festival celebrated in India and other parts of the world. Here are some of the best places to visit in India during Holi.

Updated 1225 days ago

Holi 2024: 8 lesser known facts about the festival of colours

Holi, also known as the 'Festival of Colours is a Hindu festival celebrated predominantly in India and Nepal. It usually falls in late February or early March, on the full moon day of the Hindu month of Phalguna. This year, it will be observed on March 8.

Updated 848 days ago

Festivals celebrated around the world that are similar to Holi

La Tomatina: La Tomatina is a tomato-throwing festival that is held in Buñol, Spain, on the last Wednesday of August every year. Like Holi, it is a festival of joy and fun, and it is celebrated by throwing tomatoes at each other.

Updated 1242 days ago

Bollywood celebs celebrate Holi with family and friends

Holi is being observed today across the country. Several Bollywood celebrities like Vicky Kaushal, Katrina Katrina, Mouni Roy, Soha Ali Khan among others played with coloured and shared a sneak peek of their celebrations on their social media handles.

Updated 1586 days ago

Huma Qureshi goes quirky with her outfit this Holi in colourful co-ord set

Huma Qureshi's Instagram is a lookbook of all things stylish and fancy. For the occasion of Holi, which is being observed today across the country, the actor donned an uber-cool yet trendy colourful co-ord set that comprised of trousers and a shirt.

Published 1586 days ago

Unique ways of celebrating Holi in different parts of the country

Holi is one Indian festival that is celebrated with great grandeur and enthusiasm by all religions across the country. Most people celebrate the festival by applying vibrant colours on one another and play with water but that's not it. There are various unique ways of celebrating it in different states.

Published 1587 days ago

Holi 2022: Celebrations commence across country

Holi marks the end of winter and the arrival of the spring harvest season. This festival is celebrated with great grandeur and enthusiasm by people across all age groups. Here's how the country is gearing up for the festival of colours.

Updated 1587 days ago

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