Tie-dye and ombré outfits in rainbow hues, splash-printed kurtas, multicoloured bandhani sarees and hand-painted dupattas are creating a buzz. Pops of Holi colours create a kaleidoscopic effect ...

Covered from head to toe in bright, colourful powder, Fanshawe College students gathered to celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival of colours, on Wednesday. The festivities were a taste of home for ...

Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square briefly went from a sea of red brick to a mosaic of color ... powder. Kakad said throwing colors unifies people of all backgrounds. “Holi is one of ...

T his Holi, it will be best to use colours and chemical-free gulals. In addition, it is important to make our youngsters ...

No, it wasn’t another Miami rave, but one of the most prominent Hindu celebrations called Holi ... smear colored powder on people’s faces, clothes and bodies, and splash water using water ...

And don’t be afraid to use more than one color! Curious minds will love this ... Fill a few dozen balloons with air and colored Holi powder. Then, have guests stomp their way to the finish ...

Additionally, avoid inhaling or ingesting colour powder directly to prevent respiratory discomfort. Water balloons and water guns are commonly used during Holi to splash coloured water on each other.

the colours used during Holi can pose a risk to eye health as they contain many harmful chemicals. For instance, the dry colour powder contains many toxic chemicals like lead oxide, copper sulfate ...

Himani Bhatt, left, puts colored powder on the face of her friend, Nancy Orduno, during the celebration of Holi, the Hindu festival ... clothes and bodies, and splash water using water guns.