People throw colourful powder during the Holi Festival of Colours in Moscow on June 7. Originally, the festival was celebrated in north India by throwing colourful powders onto each other to celebrate spring and to drive away evil spirits.
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someone
Jun 09, 2014 03:26am
Another gift to world from Hindus of India. Enjoy it world.
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Ajaya K Dutt
Jun 09, 2014 04:06am
The one gift to world from Hinduism that I nurture is "Mala". Counting beads to count recitation. But I cringe when some in Euorpe and United States Islamic rosary is called "Worry beads".
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Resham Singh dushunbe
Jun 09, 2014 06:32am
Kids having fun! In lahore the Holi festival used to be an absolute riot of colours, fun and laughter. Our youngsters need to revive it. This is one heritage that has gone on and celebrated for thousands of years.
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deendayal lulla
Jun 09, 2014 10:25am
A surprise - Holi in Moscow. An example of globalisation.
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weq
Jun 09, 2014 11:15am
A muslim girl is shown in Hijab celeberating the Hindu festival, great going
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Abdullah
Jun 09, 2014 02:34pm
Only if they had bhang to go with it ;)
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james
Jun 09, 2014 04:10pm
It is not holi; its something else.
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Moti dr
Jun 09, 2014 08:52pm
This colourfull day is day of enjoying,sharing the symbol of peace,peace for all.
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Moti dr
Jun 09, 2014 08:56pm
This colourfull day is day of enjoying,sharing the symbol of peace,peace for all.
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GlobeTrotter
Jun 09, 2014 09:02pm
They have started this Holi festival all around the world! Last year, I attended one in London in July, and my friends from Salzburg,Austria told me they had one couple weeks ago! It's nothing but a commercialisation of Indian Festival. But, as long as it's bringing people together and spreading joy and happiness.. it's great. No need to bring religion into it.
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Indian
Jun 10, 2014 06:45pm
@someone Its from Indians and not Hindus alone who celebrate Holi in India
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Fiza Yusuf
Jun 11, 2014 05:41am
Pray tell, why should we read or care about this stuff which has nothing to do with our faith or culture?? Give me a break and please report more relevant issues such as Pakistani poets and artists if you please!
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john
Jun 11, 2014 02:49pm
@Fiza Yusuf There is nothing wrong in reporting good things, may be you are more interested in suicide bombings and firings.
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