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Holi 2025: Here's How Holi Is Celebrated In Different Parts Of India
Holi 2025: The vibrant spring festival is unique as it displays India's unity in diversity. The huge uniting factors are the colours and goodies - Gulal and Gujiya.
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Amazon Finds: Things You Need For A Safe And Vibrant Holi
Holi is all about colours, joy, and togetherness. But amidst the celebrations, ensuring safety should be a top priority. From organic gulal to herbal colours, we’ve rounded up the best Holi essentials to make your festival colourful yet safe.
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Brighten Up Your Holi: Explore Top Deals On Holi Essentials At Amazon
Holi is almost here, and it’s time to stock up on everything needed for a joyful and safe celebration. Shop smart, save big and get ready to celebrate with vibrant colours, laughter and fun.
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"Wish All Those Observing Festival Of Colours": Biden Extends Holi Wishes
US President Joe Biden extended Holi wishes on Monday, emphasising that millions of people globally will join together to celebrate the festival, the arrival of Spring, with Gulal and vibrant colours.
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Chemicals In Gulal May Have Led To Fire At Mahakal Temple, Says BJP Leader
Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said the fire at the renowned Mahakal Temple in Ujjain on Monday morning may have been caused by chemicals in 'gulal', a coloured powder used in rituals and during Holi.
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Get Ready To Splash Colour: Enjoy Up To 70% Off Herbal Gulal At The Amazon Holi Sale
As Holi approaches, Amazon brings you an exclusive sale on a vibrant array of gulal. Ensure your celebrations are filled with joy and colour with discounts up to 70% off.
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Holi 2022: Know The Date, Time, Significance And History Of The Festival
Holi is one of the most anticipated Indian festivals, and it's celebrated as the winter season recedes and spring begins in the sub-continent. Primarily, Holi is a festival of colours when children and adults smear gulal on each other and seek the bl
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Holi 2021: Here Is How Holi Is Celebrated In Different In Parts Of India
Holi 2021: Holi is on March 29. The vibrant spring festival is unique as it displays India's unity in diversity. In many states of India, Holi is known by different names and the rituals are also different but the huge uniting factors are the colours and sweets - Gulal and Gujiya. No Holi celebration is complete without Gulal and Gujiya.
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As BJP Celebrates, Mamata Banerjee To Brainstorm On Citizenship Bill Next Week
In Kolkata, the stretch of the arterial Central Avenue that passes from in front of the BJP office was sporadically blocked by supporters who burst firecrackers and played with gulal through the day to celebrate the passage of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill.
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Holi 2019: Tips To Celebrate Toxin-Free Organic Holi - How To Make Skincare Scrubs And Natural Holi Colours
Here are a few simple and easy tips on how to prepare natural colours for Holi and protect your skin and hair from chemical colours.
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Song, Celebration As Congress Leads In Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan
Congress workers burst crackers, danced to the dhol and played with gulal as they celebrated the party's good show in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. Carrying the Congress flag, a large number of workers gathered at the party headquarters in Delhi and lauded Rahul Gandhi's leadership in steering the Congress towards victory.
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Get Ready To Enjoy A Safe And Colourful Holi
People smear each other's faces with coloured powder known as 'Gulal' on Holi. Playing with colours on Holi is fun but can turn out to be harmful if care is not taken. It is recommended that natural colours and herbal dyes should be used. To make Holi truly colourful, read the following tips.
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Get Ready To Enjoy A Safe And Colourful Holi
People smear each other's faces with coloured powder known as 'Gulal' on Holi. Playing with colours on Holi is fun but can turn out to be harmful if care is not taken. It is recommended that natural colours and herbal dyes should be used. To make Holi truly colourful, read the following tips.
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'Made in China' Nudges Aside 'Made in India' on Holi
According to a rough estimate by Assocham, over 5,000 colour manufacturing units produce over five lakh kilograms of 'gulal' (as dry colour traditional used in the festival is known) to be used on Holi across India.
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No Takers For Local Gulal As Chinese Products Flood Market: Survey
Local manufacturers of Holi colours and sprinklers are facing huge losses ahead of the festival as Chinese-made alternatives are selling like hot cakes, an Assocham survey has revealed.
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Holi 2025: Here's How Holi Is Celebrated In Different Parts Of India
Holi 2025: The vibrant spring festival is unique as it displays India's unity in diversity. The huge uniting factors are the colours and goodies - Gulal and Gujiya.
-
Amazon Finds: Things You Need For A Safe And Vibrant Holi
Holi is all about colours, joy, and togetherness. But amidst the celebrations, ensuring safety should be a top priority. From organic gulal to herbal colours, we’ve rounded up the best Holi essentials to make your festival colourful yet safe.
-
Brighten Up Your Holi: Explore Top Deals On Holi Essentials At Amazon
Holi is almost here, and it’s time to stock up on everything needed for a joyful and safe celebration. Shop smart, save big and get ready to celebrate with vibrant colours, laughter and fun.
-
"Wish All Those Observing Festival Of Colours": Biden Extends Holi Wishes
US President Joe Biden extended Holi wishes on Monday, emphasising that millions of people globally will join together to celebrate the festival, the arrival of Spring, with Gulal and vibrant colours.
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Chemicals In Gulal May Have Led To Fire At Mahakal Temple, Says BJP Leader
Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said the fire at the renowned Mahakal Temple in Ujjain on Monday morning may have been caused by chemicals in 'gulal', a coloured powder used in rituals and during Holi.
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Get Ready To Splash Colour: Enjoy Up To 70% Off Herbal Gulal At The Amazon Holi Sale
As Holi approaches, Amazon brings you an exclusive sale on a vibrant array of gulal. Ensure your celebrations are filled with joy and colour with discounts up to 70% off.
-
Holi 2022: Know The Date, Time, Significance And History Of The Festival
Holi is one of the most anticipated Indian festivals, and it's celebrated as the winter season recedes and spring begins in the sub-continent. Primarily, Holi is a festival of colours when children and adults smear gulal on each other and seek the bl
-
Holi 2021: Here Is How Holi Is Celebrated In Different In Parts Of India
Holi 2021: Holi is on March 29. The vibrant spring festival is unique as it displays India's unity in diversity. In many states of India, Holi is known by different names and the rituals are also different but the huge uniting factors are the colours and sweets - Gulal and Gujiya. No Holi celebration is complete without Gulal and Gujiya.
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As BJP Celebrates, Mamata Banerjee To Brainstorm On Citizenship Bill Next Week
In Kolkata, the stretch of the arterial Central Avenue that passes from in front of the BJP office was sporadically blocked by supporters who burst firecrackers and played with gulal through the day to celebrate the passage of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill.
-
Holi 2019: Tips To Celebrate Toxin-Free Organic Holi - How To Make Skincare Scrubs And Natural Holi Colours
Here are a few simple and easy tips on how to prepare natural colours for Holi and protect your skin and hair from chemical colours.
-
Song, Celebration As Congress Leads In Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan
Congress workers burst crackers, danced to the dhol and played with gulal as they celebrated the party's good show in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. Carrying the Congress flag, a large number of workers gathered at the party headquarters in Delhi and lauded Rahul Gandhi's leadership in steering the Congress towards victory.
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Get Ready To Enjoy A Safe And Colourful Holi
People smear each other's faces with coloured powder known as 'Gulal' on Holi. Playing with colours on Holi is fun but can turn out to be harmful if care is not taken. It is recommended that natural colours and herbal dyes should be used. To make Holi truly colourful, read the following tips.
-
Get Ready To Enjoy A Safe And Colourful Holi
People smear each other's faces with coloured powder known as 'Gulal' on Holi. Playing with colours on Holi is fun but can turn out to be harmful if care is not taken. It is recommended that natural colours and herbal dyes should be used. To make Holi truly colourful, read the following tips.
-
'Made in China' Nudges Aside 'Made in India' on Holi
According to a rough estimate by Assocham, over 5,000 colour manufacturing units produce over five lakh kilograms of 'gulal' (as dry colour traditional used in the festival is known) to be used on Holi across India.
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No Takers For Local Gulal As Chinese Products Flood Market: Survey
Local manufacturers of Holi colours and sprinklers are facing huge losses ahead of the festival as Chinese-made alternatives are selling like hot cakes, an Assocham survey has revealed.
