The Indian festival of colours, Holi, is celebrated with zest and vigour not just in India but in several parts of the world. The celebration marks the arrival of spring and the end of the winter season in the Indian subcontinent.

Holi 2023 safety tips: Mandatory steps to celebrate eco-friendly and safe Holi

After two years of muted celebrations due to the Covid pandemic, thousands of people turned up at the holy cities of Vrindavan and Mathura in northern Uttar Pradesh on Friday to celebrate one of the important Hindu festivals, Holi.

Watch | After 2 years of lull, India’s Vrindavan drenched in colours as people celebrate Holi

India celebrated the festival of Holi today. Here is how the festival of colours was celebrated around the world.

Gravitas: The different shades of Holi

Let's revive the traditional essence of Holi by spreading colours and love, and staying away from the influence of Bhang and alcohol.

Opinion: Dear all, do not celebrate the 'other' Holi

People are set to witness the sight of adults running around, throwing coloured powder and water at each other exclusively on March 2, 2018.

Happy Holi 2018: Best Holi Festival WhatsApp Messages, wishes and greetings to share with friends