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This year channel your inner wanderlust and head out to these places in India to experience a different kind of Holi. 

Holi 2023: Travel to these places and celebrate festival of colours in a unique way

This year channel your inner wanderlust and head out to these places in India to experience a different kind of Holi.<span class="EOP SCXW218634885 BCX0" data-ccp-props="{&quot;134233117&quot;:false,&quot;134233118&quot;:false,&quot;201341983&quot;:0,&quot;335551550&quot;:1,&quot;335551620&quot;:1,&quot;335559685&quot;:0,&quot;335559737&quot;:0,&quot;335559738&quot;:0,&quot;335559739&quot;:160,&quot;335559740&quot;:259}">&nbsp;

Holi is just round the corner and this year rather than sitting at home channel your inner wanderlust and head out to these places in India to experience a different kind of Holi.&nbsp;
<h3>Best places in India to celebrate Holi</h3>
Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;
Vrindavan is one of the most famous places to celebrate Holi. The festival is called &lsquo;Phoolon ki Holi&rsquo; here and along with colours and gulal, flower petals are showered on one another. Thousands of tourist flock into Vrindavan every year to witness the beautiful rituals.&nbsp; &nbsp; Shantiniketan, West Bengal&nbsp;
Holi is celebrated here on the full moon day and is known as &lsquo;Basanta Utsab&rsquo; or &lsquo;Dol Utsab&rsquo;. It is accompanied by cultural performances by students of the Vishwa Bharati University and tourists from across the country join the celebrations during this time of the year.&nbsp;
Pushkar, Rajasthan&nbsp;
Pushkar in Rajasthan is a hub of Holi events. From thandai drinking competitions to hogging onto the most delicious gujiyas, Pushkar Holi is the best for youngsters to enjoy a wholesome Holi.&nbsp;
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
Mathura is also one of the best places to experience the most opulent celebrations of the festival in the whole country. From morning chants to bhajans, to several music and dance events like Ras-Leelas and Matki Phod, you can experience them all in Mathura. &nbsp; &nbsp; Hampi, Karnataka&nbsp;
Even though Holi is not a major festival down South, Hampi is known for its celebrations. From Holika Dahan to folk dance and music with exchange of colours at most parts of this Historical town is much talked about.&nbsp;
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Holi is here and bhang is a part of its celebration. But most people do not have the habit of it and thus face various health problems. Here are the things to be kept in mind if you plan to have bhang this Holi. 

Planning to have 'bhang' this Holi? Take these precautions before you take the plunge

Holi is here and bhang is a part of its celebration. But most people do not have the habit of it&nbsp;and thus face various health problems. Here are the things to be kept in mind if you plan to have bhang this Holi.<span class="EOP SCXW231080249 BCX0" data-ccp-props="{&quot;134233117&quot;:false,&quot;134233118&quot;:false,&quot;201341983&quot;:0,&quot;335551550&quot;:1,&quot;335551620&quot;:1,&quot;335559685&quot;:0,&quot;335559737&quot;:0,&quot;335559738&quot;:0,&quot;335559739&quot;:160,&quot;335559740&quot;:259}">&nbsp;

Consuming bhang on Holi is a part of the celebration. Although most people do not have the habit of having bhang regularly, and thus face various health problems due to it; indigestion, vomiting and intoxication are its major ill effects.&nbsp;
But if you take precautions, you can avoid any untoward situation. Here are the things to be kept in mind if you plan to have bhang this Holi.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Keep your body well hydrated. Drink a little more water and fresh fruit juice two days before consuming bhang.</li>
<li>Never have bhang on an empty stomach. Do not mix it with alcohol</li>
<li>Bhang might cause indigestion if you eat deep fried pakoras, or sweets with Bhang</li>
<li>Avoid chocolate, cocoa or caffeine rich food with bhang</li>
<li>Do not have bhang under the sun or if it&rsquo;s too hot&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Do not take any painkillers after consuming bhang</li>
<li>Keep it away from heart patients, pregnant women and children&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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Are you worried about gaining weight post Holi? Don't worry, we've got you covered with these post-festival detox tips. Follow these tips.

Post Holi Detox: Scared of putting on weight post Holi? Here are some post-festival detox tips

Scared of putting on weight after Holi? Here are some post-festival detox tips

Are you worried about gaining weight post Holi? Don't worry, we've got you covered with these post-festival detox tips. Follow these tips.

Festivals are all about eating your favourite sweets and snacks without any guilt. But are you worried about gaining extra kilos post Holi? Don't worry, we've got you covered with these post-festival detox tips.
<h3>Follow these tips to detox your body after Holi</h3>
Stay hydrated
Drink plenty of water and other sugar free hydration drinks so that the body can easily flush out the toxins. Water also cleanses the digestive system and maintains blood circulation.
Cut down on sugar consumption
Try to cut down on your sugar intake by at least 50% after the festivals, for at least a month. Avoid eating artificial sugar, bakery products, and cold drinks and let your body recover from all the sugar intakes during the festivals.
Keep your meals light
Try to keep your meals light. Avoid spicy and oily food and add more fruits and fibre to your meals.
Do not miss working out
After all the celebrations are over, try not to skip your workout. Yoga, meditation or any kind of physical activity will help you burn those extra festive calories.
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Satish Kaushik, who died after suffering a heart attack, danced with his friends at a Holi party in Delhi’s Bijwasan. 

Satish Kaushik relived ‘Mr India’s Calendar at Holi party in Delhi: Watch

In the video, he can be seen dancing on ‘Mr India’s Parody Song and 'Pathaan's 'Besharam Rang'.

Satish Kaushik, who died after suffering a heart attack, danced with his friends at a Holi party in Delhi&rsquo;s Bijwasan.&nbsp;

Veteran actor-director Satish Kaushik&rsquo;s death has left his family, friends, and family shocked. He died after suffering a heart attack. On Wednesday afternoon, Satish attended a Holi party in Delhi&rsquo;s Bijwasan. A video of him having fun at the party has surfaced on the internet.
In the video, he can be seen dancing on &lsquo;Mr India&rsquo;s Parody Song and 'Pathaan's 'Besharam Rang' with his friends.
Before celebrating the festival in Delhi, Satish Kaushik celebrated Holi in Mumbai at Javed Akhtar and Shabana Azmi&rsquo;s residence. He had shared pictures from the party on social media. In the photos, he was seen posing with Mr. Akhtar, and actors Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha.
Sharing the photos, Satish Kaushik wrote, &lsquo;Colourful Happy Fun Holi party at Janki Kutir Juhu by @jaduakhtar @babaazmi @azmishabana18 @tanviazmiofficial .. met the newly wed beautiful couple @alifazal9 @therichachadha @mahimachaudhry1 wishing Happy Holi to everyone #friendship #festival # colours #swipe left.&rsquo;
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Video: US diplomat dances to Holi songs at Rajnath Singh's house

Video: US diplomat dances to Holi songs at Rajnath Singh's house

US secretary of commerce Gina Raimondo on Wednesday participated in Holi festivities at defence minister Rajnath Singh's residence in New Delhi. In the videos shared by the news agency ANI, Raimondo can be seen grooving to Holi songs. Rajnath Singh was also seen asking Raimondo to join a dancer present during the celebrations.

As the nation is celebrating Holi with lots of fevour and zest, here are a few songs that you could groove to on this colourful festival.

Holi 2023: ‘Rang Barse’ to ‘Balam Pichkari’, here’s a look at the songs you can include in your playlist

Most played Bollywood songs on Holi, check here.

As the nation is celebrating Holi with lots of fevour and zest, here are a few songs that you could groove to on this colourful festival.

Holi is being celebrated across the nation with full enthusiasm and for decades Bollywood has been creating evergreen songs which resonate with all those fascinated by the festivities. On this occasion, here are a few songs that you could groove to with family and friends.
'Rang Barse' (&lsquo;Silsila&rsquo;) The iconic track, which is a must-have for Holi celebration, featured Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, and Rekha. It was sung by Big B himself, while the lyrics were penned by his father Harivansh Rai Bachchan.
'Hori Khele Raghuveera' (&lsquo;Baghban&rsquo;) The melodious track featured veteran actors Hema Malini and Amitabh Bachchan and Sameer Soni and Divya Dutta among others. It was sung by Amitabh Bachchan, Sukhwinder Singh, Alka Yagnik, and Udit Narayan and the lyrics were penned by Sameer.
'Do Me A Favour Let&rsquo;s Play Holi' (&lsquo;Waqt: The Race Against Time&rsquo;) Akshay Kumar and Priyanka Chopra&rsquo;s chemistry in this song impressed everyone. Sung by Anu Malik and Sunidhi Chauhan, the lyrics of the song were penned by Sameer. The song is one of the most played Holi tracks.
'Balam Pichkari' (&lsquo;Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani&rsquo;) The ultimate track for a group of friends. This has proven mandatory to be played during Holi celebrations. The song featured Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone along with Kalki Koechlin, Aditya Roy Kapur, and others. The song, written by Amitabh Bhattacharya, has been sung by Vishal Dadlani and Shalmali Kholgade.
'Badri Ki Dulhania' (Badrinath Ki Dulhania) The foot-tapping track is crooned by Monali Thakur, Dev Negi, Ikka Singh, and Neha Kakkar. The lyrics have been penned by Shabbir Ahmed. The dance moves of Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan are worth watching.
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Before the fourth Test against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma, previous captain Virat Kohli, and batter Shubman Gill were seen celebrating Holi inside the team bus in Ahmedabad.

IND vs AUS: Team India celebrate Holi ahead of 4th Test against Australia

Team India celebrate Holi in Ahmedabad ahead of 4th Test against Australia

BCCI also shared pictures of players and staff applying colours to each other in the dressing room.

Before the fourth Test against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma, previous captain Virat Kohli, and batter Shubman Gill were seen celebrating Holi inside the team bus in Ahmedabad.
The cricketers could be seen singing and dancing in the bus in a celebratory video Gill uploaded on his social media.
BCCI also shared pictures of players and staff applying colours to each other in the dressing room.
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On the occasion of Holi, celebrities extended their warm wishes to their fans on social media. 

Holi 2023: Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif-Vicky Kaushal, and others extend colourful greetings 

Katrina Kaif celebrated the festival at home with her husband, actor Vicky Kaushal, her in-laws, and sister Isabel. 


On the occasion of Holi, celebrities extended their warm wishes to their fans on social media.&nbsp;

Holi is here and on this special occasion, celebrities extended their warm wishes to their fans on social media.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/zee-cine-2023-alia-bhatt-performs-on-rrr-s-song-naatu-naatu-watch-1677503835226">Alia Bhatt</a> will not be celebrating Holi with family this year as she is currently in Kashmir shooting for Karan Johar's 'Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani'. Taking to Instagram, she shared a selfie in which she is seen holding up a rainbow-coloured umbrella, and wrote, &lsquo;happy holi from a very rangeeli rani reporting straight from the sets of #rockyaurranikipremkahani.&rsquo;
Sidharth Malhotra took to Instagram to share a photo with Kiara Advani and wrote in the caption, &lsquo;First Holi with the MRS&rsquo;.
Katrina Kaif celebrated the festival at home with her husband, actor Vicky Kaushal, her in-laws, and sister Isabel. She simply captioned the pictures, &lsquo;Happy Holiiiiiiiiii&rsquo;, along with a rainbow emoji.
Ananya Panday, Salman Khan, Shahid Kapoor and Karan Johar are among others who have posted wishes for Holi on social media.&nbsp;
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Holi is celebrated all across the nation in many different ways. Here are some of the most popular ones.

Holi 2023: From 'Phoolon ki Holi' to 'Basanta Utsab' here are different shades of Holi from across India

Holi is celebrated all across the nation in many different ways. Here are some of the most popular ones.

With the onset of spring, India's most colourful festival is knocking at the doors. It is celebrated all across the nation in many different ways. Here are some of the most popular ones:&nbsp;
Lathmar Holi&nbsp;
In the Barsana region of Uttar Pradesh, Lathmar Holi is popular. As the name suggests, women chase men with lathis! Fret not, men come prepared for the crazy feat too!&nbsp;
Basanta Utsab&nbsp;
In West Bengal&rsquo;s Shantiniketan, Holi is celebrated on the full moon day, that&rsquo;s a day before Holi, as &lsquo;Basanta Utsab'. It is accompanied by cultural performances by students of the Vishwa Bharati University and tourists from all across the country join the celebrations.&nbsp;
Phoolon ki holi&nbsp;
The sky is transformed into a stunning mirage of flowers in Braj near Mathura, where 'phoolon ki holi' is played. People shower rose, lotus and marigold flower petals on each other.&nbsp;
Laddoo Holi&nbsp;
Holi comes with a huge dose of sweetness in several parts of North India where laddoo Holi is played. It involves smearing colours on one another and tossing laddoos around. These sweets are then pocketed as they're considered to be blessings from the lord. &nbsp;
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This year, Holi is special for many celebrities who have tied the knot recently and will be celebrating it with their partners for the first-time post-wedding.

Sidharth Malhotra-Kiara Advani to Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt: Celebs who’ll celebrate 1st Holi post-wedding 

This year, Holi is special for many celebrities who have tied the knot recently and will be celebrating it with their partners for the first-time post-wedding.

Holi or the festival of colours is fun to celebrate with family and friends. This year, the festival is special for many Bollywood celebrities who have tied the knot recently and will be celebrating it with their partners for the first-time post-wedding.
Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt The &lsquo;Brahmastra&rsquo; actors will celebrate their first Holi as a married couple as well as parents. Alia and Ranbir tied the knot on April 14, 2022, in an intimate ceremony that was attended only by family and close friends.
Sidharth Malhotra-Kiara Advani
The &lsquo;Shershaah&rsquo; actors tied the knot on February 7 this year at Jaisalmer&rsquo;s Suryagarh Palace. The three-day grand celebrations were attended by family members and close friends including filmmaker Karan Johar, fashion designer Manish Malhotra, actor Shahid Kapoor and his wife Mira Rajput.
Athiya Shetty-KL Rahul Veteran actor Suniel Shetty&rsquo;s daughter Athiya Shetty tied the knot with cricketer KL Rahul after dating him for almost four years. The wedding took place at Suniel's Khandala farmhouse on January 23.
Ali Fazal-Richa Chadha Ali and Richa have been legally married since 2020, but they finally celebrated their union on October 4. They threw a grand reception party for their close friends and colleagues in Mumbai. The duo met on the sets of the 2012 film &lsquo;Fukrey&rsquo;, and have been together for almost a decade.
Nayanthara-Vignesh Shivan Nayanthara and Vignesh will too be celebrating their first Holi as a married couple as well as parents. They tied the knot in Chennai on June 9 last year and welcomed twins via surrogacy a few months later in October.
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Holi is right around the corner, but you need not worry about skin or hair damage as you can make organic colours at home. Take notes.

Holi 2023: Enjoy this festival without worrying about skin damage; know how to make organic colours

Holi 2023: Make your own organic colours and enjoy without worrying about skin damage

Holi is right around the corner, but you need not worry about skin or hair damage as you can make organic colours at home. Take notes.

Holi, the festival of colours is right around the corner and this vibrant festival is surely incomplete if you don't play with colours. However, this festival also brings skin and hair damage along with happy vibes. But, now it looks like you don't need to worry much about it as you can make organic colours at home and keep skin damage at bay.&nbsp;
<h3>Holi 2023: Make organic colours at home</h3>
Making organic colours is not much of a task as you can use beetroot or hibiscus flowers and make a powder of them for red colour. For yellow colour, turmeric powder can be used and for green colour, coriander leaves paste can be used. Red sandalwood paste can also be used which is safe for skin.
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This Holi try something different. Here's the recipe of baked mawa gujiya shared by Chef Kunal Kapoor. 

Holi 2023: This time try Chef Kunal Kapoor's baked mewa gujiya; here's the full recipe

Holi 2023: This time try Chef Kunal Kapoor's baked mawa gujiya; here's the full recipe

This Holi try something different. Here's the recipe of baked mewa gujiya shared by Chef Kunal Kapoor.&nbsp;

For Indians, Holi is all about good food and family gatherings. And when we talk about Holi food, gujiya is inevitable. But this time rather than basic gujiya try out baked mewa gujiya made with thandai spices, shared by Chef Kunal Kapoor.&nbsp;
<h3>Recipe for baked mewa gujiya</h3>
First of all, mix ghee and powdered sugar in refined wheat flour and knead a tight dough by adding cold water.
<h3>Recipe for thandai masala</h3>
To make the masala of thandai, lightly roast almonds, cashews and pistachios in a pan. After this add black pepper, cinnamon, fennel, cardamom, a little nutmeg, dried melon seeds, dry rose petals and poppy seeds and fry them, but do not let them turn brown. Put all of these ingredients in a mixer grinder and grind them by adding saffron on top.
<h3>How to make the gujiya filling</h3>
To make the filling, roast semolina (suji) in a pan on a low flame and take it out separately. Then fry grated coconut in the same pan, then add khoya and fry it. Remove the pan from the stove, add thandai masala and powdered sugar and mix them well. Now add roasted semolina to this mixture and mix well.
Now, roll the dough into a round shape. Fill it with masala filling and give it the shape of Gujiya and bake it in an oven. Thandai Baked Gujiya is ready, now serve it hot and enjoy.
Happy Holi to you all!
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Holi 2023: From co-ord sets to boyfriend shirts, take inspo before choosing your Holi outfit.

Holi 2023: From co-ord sets to boyfriend shirts, choose these fits for the upcoming colour fest

Holi 2023: From co-ord sets to boyfriend shirts, take inspo before choosing your Holi outfit.

Holi, the festival of colours is right around the corner and if you love celebrating this festival with friends and family then it is time to do a fashion check before hitting a Holi party.&nbsp;
<h3>White outfits in for this festival season</h3>
White kurtas
Be it short or long kurtas can never go out of style. You can pair them with your favourite jeans or can go ahead with a chikankari kurta with churidaar. Do not forget to put your shades on to nail this ethnic look.&nbsp;
White tee with shorts/jeans
When you don't want to make too much effort, go ahead with a basic white T-shirt with jeans or shorts. And you'll be all set to hit the dance floor.
Co-ord sets&nbsp;
Co-ord sets are the 'it' thing these days and for Holi, what better than a white co-ord set. Make sure you find the right fit and pull it off with confidence.&nbsp;
Boyfriend Shirts
A boyfriend shirt is no doubt comfortable yet chic. So, if you are making a last-minute plan to hit a party, go ahead and pair a loose shirt with shorts or jeans and channel your inner Naina from Yeh jawani hai deewani.&nbsp;
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Worried about stubborn colour stains? Check out these simple yet effective homemade scrubs that you can apply to your skin before stepping into the shower.

Holi 2023: These DIY scrubs will help you get rid of Holi colours

Worried about stubborn colour stains? Check out these simple yet effective homemade scrubs you can apply to your skin before stepping into the shower.

It's not Holi if you don't drench each others&rsquo; faces with colours. But, the sad part is these colours may leave stains on your skin.&nbsp;
Check out these simple yet effective homemade scrubs that you can apply to your skin before stepping into the shower.
<h3>Milk and besan</h3>
Apply a paste of besan and milk on your face and keep it for 10 minutes. Use some water and then scrub it out in circular motions.
<h3>Oatmeal, lemon and honey</h3>
For soft and smooth skin, make a face scrub using oatmeal, lemon juice and honey. Apply this concoction all over your face and keep it for at least 30 minutes. Before washing it off, massage it well in circular motions.
<h3>Aloe vera gel and lemon juice&nbsp;</h3>
This one is quite effective when it comes to removing colour stains. Mix aloe vera gel and lemon juice and apply it all over the face. You can also use a cotton ball.&nbsp;
<h3>Masoor Dal, lemon juice and rose water</h3>
Make a paste of powdered masoor dal, lemon juice and rose water. Apply it on the face and slowly scrub off with wet hands once it dries out. Don't forget to use a moisturiser when you're done.&nbsp;
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From mustard to coconut, check out the list of oils that will help prevent pre and post-Holi hair and skin damage. 

Holi 2023: Keep these oils handy to prevent damage from Holi colours

From mustard to coconut, check out the list of oils that will help prevent pre and post-Holi hair and skin damage.&nbsp;

Holi, the festival of colours, is just around the corner. This year, it will be celebrated on March 8 with great fervour. But with the fun-filled celebrations, comes the concern of damaged hair and skin even if you use natural organic colours.&nbsp;
Fret not, make these oils your best friend for a carefree Holi. From mustard to coconut, check out the list of oils that will help prevent pre and post-Holi hair and skin damage.&nbsp;
<h3>Mustard Oil&nbsp;</h3>
Mustard oil contains omega-3 fatty acids which may help in reducing inflammation on the skin and scalp. Applying it before and after playing with colours will help remove tough colours from the skin and hair.
<h3>Coconut Oil</h3>
Coconut Oil works wonders for the skin and hair and the best part is it suits every skin type. It acts as a remover, moisturiser, treats cracks in the skin and is good for hair conditioning as well. &nbsp;
<h3>Morrocan Argan Oil</h3>
Argan oil provides intense hydration to both skin and hair. It not only nourishes frizzy and dry hair but also treats coloured hair. A deep hair massage post-Holi will do the job for you.&nbsp;
<h3>Almond Oil</h3>
Rich in vitamin E, almond oil is equally beneficial for both hair and skin. It can be used before playing with colours and an almond oil massage post Holi celebration will keep your hair and skin safe from any damage.&nbsp;

Holi is just around the corner, and you must take care of your skin during the festivals of colour. Here are some tips that you should keep in mind. 

Holi 2023: Take care of your skin with these tips during the festival of colours

Holi is just around the corner, and you must take care of your skin during the festivals of colour. Here are some tips that you should keep in mind.&nbsp;

Holi Hai!! Holi is just around the corner and you should start preparing your skin for the festival of colours.&nbsp;
During this season our skin is already dry and more vulnerable to damage and dryness. So it's better you start taking care of your skin even before Holi arrives.&nbsp;
<h3>Skincare tips you should keep in mind</h3>
<ul>
<li>Apply a thick layer of moisturiser and sunscreen with an SPF above 30 before stepping out.</li>
<li>Make sure to apply vaseline on your lips and the area around your eyes for hydration.</li>
<li>Before playing Holi it is advisable to cut your nail short and coat them with nail paint. Also, don't forget to apply cuticle oil.</li>
<li>Apply coconut oil or almond oil on your face and all over the body which can protect your skin from harsh chemicals.</li>
<li>Avoid exfoliating your skin few days before and after Holi.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Only use safe and organic colours</li>
</ul>
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