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celebration of holi
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Cultural and religious celebration marking the arrival of spring, the victory of good over evil, and a time for forgiveness and new beginnings.
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celebration of holi
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Participants throw colored powders and water at each other in a joyful and lighthearted manner, often resulting in friendly chaos and laughter.
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celebration of holi
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A time for community bonding and socializing, with people of all ages participating in the colorful festivities.
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celebration of holi
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Traditionally celebrated in public spaces and streets with exuberant crowds engaging in the colorful revelry.
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hoist
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Used for lifting and transporting goods in traditional markets
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holi
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India
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Colorful and festive Hindu holiday celebrated with vibrant powders and water
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holi
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India
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Holi is a major Hindu festival celebrated with colored powders and water, marking the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil.
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holi
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Celebrated with colorful powders and water, and signifies the victory of good over evil
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holi
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Colorful festival celebrated with throwing and smearing of colored powders and water
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holi
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Hugely popular and widely celebrated festival with colorful powders and water in India
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hoof
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India
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Cow hooves are considered sacred and are often used in religious ceremonies and rituals.
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horilka
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India
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Drinking of horilka is not part of traditional Indian culture and may be considered unusual due to prevalent customs and religious practices
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hospitable
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India
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Welcoming guests with garlands or floral arrangements is a common practice to show hospitality.
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