Celebrate Holi sustainably! Embrace natural colors, conserve water, reuse/recycle, host eco-friendly parties, plant trees, and spread awareness for a greener festival

Use natural and organic colors made from flowers, herbs, and vegetables. These colors are not only safe for the skin but also biodegradable, minimizing the environmental impact

Make your own colors at home using ingredients like turmeric, beetroot, spinach, henna, and dried flowers. This ensures eco-friendliness

Instead of using gallons of water for playing Holi, opt for a dry Holi or use minimal water. You can have just as much fun with dry colors and save water resources in the process

Encourage participants to reuse old clothes instead of buying new ones for Holi. Additionally, collect and recycle dry colors for future use, reducing waste generation

Organize Holi gatherings that promote eco-friendly practices, such as using organic colors, serving organic food and drinks, and minimizing plastic waste

Incorporate tree planting into your Holi celebrations. This not only offsets the environmental impact of festivities but also contributes to the greening of the surroundings