From organic gulal to eco-friendly parties, Holi has transformed over the years. While traditions remain, modern celebrations bring new trends and sustainability into the mix.

Holi, a festival full of colours, joy and delicious food, is one of the most eagerly awaited celebrations across India. But the vibrant hues can be harmful, as gulaal often contains chemicals that ...

This includes Aarey Conservation Group, who hosted an eco-friendly Holi celebration in the Aarey Forest in Mumbai. Attendees were given the opportunity to learn how to make the natural colours and ...

With growing awareness about sustainability, the use of eco-friendly Holi colors made from natural sources is becoming a popular and creative alternative. One exciting way to embrace this eco ...

Western Michigan University’s Indian Student Association will host a Holi celebration April 5 from 12 p.m. until 5 p.m. at the Intramural Soccer Fields.

To promote the marketing of herbal gulal and to increase awareness about eco-friendly Holi among the general public, a state level Palash herbal gulal exhibition cum sale campaign has been started.

Rang Panchami comes after Holi in Maharashtra. On this holiday, people throw water and colours in a big way. In recent years, there has been a shift toward eco-friendly Holi celebrations.

A rising trend of Vedic Holi is being observed in the city, leading to an increased demand for cow dung sticks and dried dung cakes. In response, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has taken an ...

Women of Ganga Mahila SHG (self-help group) under the National Livelihood Mission have prepared eco-friendly herbal gulal ... are making herbal gulal for the Holi festival next week.

Eco-Friendly: Completely biodegradable, causing no harm to the environment. Aromatic & Nourishing: Many natural ingredients used in these colours have skincare benefits.