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A kid is playing with colors during Holi
celebrations in Chennai on March. The 'Festival of Colours' heralds the arrival
of spring and the end of winter (PHOTO: AFP)" alt="img" />
Holi falls on the full moon day of Hindu lunar
month Phalgun (PHOTO: AFP)" alt="img" />
The two days festival starts with burning effigy
of Holika, which symbolize victory of
good over evil and the second day is made for colourful rituals and social
gatherings (PHOTO: AFP) " alt="img" />
The tradition of throwing colours on each other
makes this festival very vibrant and playful (PHOTO: AFP)" alt="img" />
The colourful festival brings people together,
regardless of their different class, clan or creed, they meet and greet each
other (PHOTO: AFP) " alt="img" />MORE Photo STORIES
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