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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (RJP)
Mangaluru, Mar 7: As people across the nation celebrated the Holi festival on Friday, Mangaluru city also joined them with its own colours.
While years back the Holi celebration was mostly limited to North Indians, the situation is not the same any more in city with locals also participating with wearing multi-colours these days.
People of all ages smeared each other with colour powder and drenched themselves in utter joy.
Indeed, only colours talked in the celebration.
There is a constant imposition of Hindi culture and fastivals and kannada culture and festivals on Tuluvas and konknes. This should not be encouraged in Tulu Nadu. We people from Tulu Nadu are ready to serve anybody. We must stop this. By th by what is hindi? Its a mixture of Arabic and some of the Indian languages
Wish you a happy holi to all.May this holi colours bring happiness.
Wish A very happy Holi. THis great festival of India was earlier limited to North Indians but in modern times it is celebrated in south and all over India .This is also called Festival of colors . and people of all walks of life join together in big cities like Mumbai ,and hope this festival having many colors symbolizes Indian Unity in diversity.
let this holi clours brings all of us together and unity among us. Happy holi to u all. enjoy.
Holi is a special time of year to remember those who are close to your hearts with splashing colours happy holi mangloreans...!
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