The colours of the Indian festival Holi have extended across the globe, spread by Indian diaspora and those who appreciate Indian culture. Fiji, where nearly 45% of the population are of Indian origin, typically spends three days celebrating the festival and the country’s plurality every year. Fiji’s Multi-Ethnic Affairs Minister describes the event as one …
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Holi is a festival celebrated by the Indian subcontinent and the Indian diaspora across the world. In some Indian states, Holi is known as Dolyatra or Basanta-Utsav. The festival of Holi is celebrated on the day after the full moon in early March every year. Holi is also associated with the immortal love of Krishna …
