Ways to have an environmentally conscious Holi celebration
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Natural Colors
Use natural colors made from turmeric, henna, beetroot, and other organic ingredients instead of synthetic colors.
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Organic Sweets
Celebrate Holi with organic and homemade sweets like laddoos, gujiyas, and pedas.This reduces plastic waste and ensures that you consume fresh and healthy food.
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Water Conservation
Instead of using water, we can celebrate with organic colors and flowers. You can also use eco-friendly water guns that don't harm the environment.
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Donate to the Needy
Holi is a festival of sharing and caring. Donate food, clothes, or money to the needy and underprivileged.
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Keep the Streets Clean
After playing Holi, make sure to clean up and dispose of waste responsibly.
A tray of homemade gujiyas and thandai
A tray of homemade gujiyas and thandai
Celebrate with Music and Dance
Holi is incomplete without music and dance. Celebrate with eco-friendly musical instruments and dance to the beats of nature.
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A tray of homemade gujiyas and thandai (1)
Make Rangoli with Flowers
Instead of using synthetic colors for rangoli, make it with flowers and leaves. This adds a natural touch to your celebrations.
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Celebrate Holi the organic way and spread love and joy while being mindful of the environment. Try these eco-friendly ways to celebrate Holi and have a safe and happy festival.
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