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Dauji Temple immersed in Holi colours
Tourists and locals alike reveled in Holi celebrations on Monday across India.
Updated: March 18, 2014 22:01 IST
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5 / 25Tourists and locals alike reveled in Holi celebrations on Monday (March 17) across India celebrating the festival of colours. (IE Photo: Dilip Kagda)
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14 / 25Students in Chandigargh celebrate Holi. (IE Photo: Harmeet Sodhi)
15 / 25School students splash Gulal at each other at a private school in Ahmedabad (IE Photo: Javed Raja)
16 / 25Foreign tourists celebrate Holi in Jodhpur. (PTI)
17 / 25Many are celebrating Holi with eco-friendly colours and flowers and are dancing to the tunes of Holi songs. (IE Photo: Javed Raja)
18 / 25Students of IMS college play Holi in Noida. (IE Photo: Gajendra Yadav)
19 / 25Differently-abled students celebrate Holi festival at Bachpan Day Care school in Lucknow. (IE Photo: Pramod Singh)
20 / 25In various places students are celebrating the festival and ensuring that no water is used during celebrations. (IE Photo: Harmeet Sodhi)
21 / 25School students splash Gulal at each other at a private school in Ahmedabad (IE Photo: Javed Raja)
22 / 25School children celebrate Holi at a school in Thane, Mumbai. (PTI)
23 / 25School children in Amritsar celebrate Holi in their school. (PTI)
24 / 25Special children celebrate Holi festival in a school in Thane, Mumbai. (PTI)
25 / 25College students celebrate Holi in Lucknow. (PTI)
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