How India's youth is painting the town Sustainably and Socially

As spring arrives, so does the joyous chaos of Holia festival that turns streets into canvases of vibrant colours and merriment.

- ADRIJA GHOSH

For students, from school children to collegegoers, Holi is more than just a mere holiday. It's a celebration of tradition wrapped in fun, friendships, and festivity. But this year, young revellers are adding a fresh twist-celebrating more sustainably and socially than ever before.

Holi in schools: A playful yet thoughtful celebration

For children, Holi is a time of pure, unfiltered joy. It's the one day when rules blur, and laughter fills every corner of the neighbourhood.

This year schools are steering this celebration toward an ecoconscious approach. Many are introducing students to organic colour-making workshops, and storytelling sessions on the festival's history, and origin. Parents and teachers are also promoting water conservation, ensuring that the fun doesn't come at the cost of the environment.

Holi in college: Music, colours, and sustainability