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The event was celebrated with lots of dancing, color on every participant’s face, arts, and music.
Check out scenes from the lively festivities here:
The festival is usually celebrated in the Indian month of Phalgun (March), and welcomes the season of spring. The colors of spring are showcased through the throwing of colored powder (or ‘gulal’ in Hindi) up in the air and at each other, and also symbolizes friendship and unity. – Rappler.com
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