'BOLLYWOOD KARMA - HOLI in DC' - First-Ever Indoor HOLI Event with COLORS and GLOW @ Washington, D.C.'s Premier Venue 'KARMA DC' with Bollywood Celebrity 'DJ SVP' on Saturday, March 23 - Brainchild of Manan Singh Katohora, Akhil Modha and Saumil Parikh

Holi is synonymous with smiles, gaiety and colours. However, the harsh chemicals used in colours can put a dampener on your spirits. But staying indoors on this festival of cheer is not a great idea either.

Rang de!, a range of colours, made only from natural ingredients. A totally safe product for both us and the environment.

The royals of Rajasthan also don a festive spirit and can be seen riding the streets throwing Gulaal on each other. On this day, even the members of the royal families are not immune from being drenched in color.

Gifts2IndiaOnline has recently launched a new collection of Holi gift hampers. Send Holi gifts to India through this online gifts portal on Holi this year.

Whatever be the latitude or longitude from where one comes from, no one has doubt that Holi the festival of colours invariably elevates the altitude of happiness.

www.123greetings.com, the world's leading e-greetings provider, has come out with a wide range of e-cards this Holi. It has introduced a combination of e-cards with unique patterns and vivacious colors especially designed for the festival.

It announces the launch of Holi gift items by the online gift shopping mall Gifts2IndiaOnline.com for the upcoming Indian festival Holi.

World music Artist singer/ song writer Mahmood Khan along with his 12 member band is set to take the stage at the Holi Festival being held in Sydney, Australia on March 19th 2011.

Tired of the long winter and gloomy economy? If you would like to add some cheer and multicultural color to your office, preschool or school, Holi, the festival of colors could be just the thing. Bloggermoms package of Holi ideas can get you started.

Getting to throw handfuls of brightly colored powder at friends and foes seems too good to be true. Yes its True! Everybody from full-blooded Indians with an understanding of Holi, to ne'er-do-wells who simply get a kick out of chucking dyed flour