At Suchetgarh, along the India-Pakistan border, Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers, including women personnel, celebrated Holi by smearing colored powder on each other. It signifies the arrival ...

“Playing Holi,” as Indians say, has spread far beyond India’s borders. The revelry starts at sundown. Holi (pronounced “holy”), also known as the “festival of colors,” starts on the ...

Holi Celebrations in India: Holi, the festival of colors, is not just about gulal and gujiya. Across India, this vibrant ...

Here’s the meaning behind the Hindu celebration. Every Indian state celebrates Holi differently. Here in Uttar Pradesh, the women of Nandgaon (home of Hindu god Krishna) attack the men from ...

Interestingly, Holi is known by different names in various regions of India. In states of north India, it's mostly called Holi and the celebrations are spread over two days - Choti Holi and ...

Holi, which means "festival of colours," is one of India's liveliest and happiest events. Holi is celebrated in March, which is the month of Phalguna. It means that spring has arrived and good has ...

Holi, the most colorful, enthusiastic, and vibrant celebration, is among the most favorite festivals in India. Marking the victory of good over evil and the arrival of spring, Holi is observed ...