What could be better a better Holi treat than gujiyas and thandai? The answer, according to city chefs, is serving these treats in multiple colours to make them resonate with the festival of colour.

The emergence of social media, the cultivation of these vegetables locally and a growing consciousness about health have changed our diet and added colour to our plates. Now, food is not just ...

To mark the festival of Holi, Google introduced a “Colour Picker” feature ... wearing an orange and pink outfit, holding a plate filled with blue, pink, mint green, and yellow powder and ...

Stealthily, Chandra crept up behind Dr. Bidhin Patel, a distinguished looking man of 50 who was about to tuck into a plate ... “Holi hai” — meaning today is Holi, the Hindu spring festival ...

Holi, widely known as the Hindu festival of colors, is a joyful annual celebration at the advent of spring with cultural and religious significance. Typically observed in March in India ...

Holi Fest 2025: A Celebration of Color, Music, and Culture Saturday, March 15th from 11AM-5PM By Claire Southgate • Published February 19, 2025 • Updated on February 19, 2025 at 12:06 pm ...

A north London school was awash with colours as Holi, the Hindu festival marking the beginning of spring, was celebrated. Also known as the festival of colour, the festival at Haverstock High School ...

Holi is the Hindu festival of colour, welcoming spring and waving goodbye to winter. It's celebrated by throwing bright coloured powder over family and friends. So what's the story behind Holi?

Diya Dansinghani, left, president of UPEI's Indian Cultural Society, and vice-president Annanaya Bindal say the only way to celebrate Holi is to make sure everyone gets covered in colours.