Holi 2022: The Festival of Colours returns post-pandemic with all its vibrancy

The festival of Holi marks the transition from winter to spring, the celebration of a bountiful harvest, and symbolizes the divine Love between Lord Krishna and Radha.

From children playing with water balloons to youngsters smearing colour on each other, Holi is the most vibrant festival in the country. (Photo | S Senbagapandiyan, EPS) 

Holi typically is a festival of celebrating nature. The festival of Holi marks the transition from winter to spring, celebrating the harvest and commemorating a fertile land for the new season. (Photo | K K Sundar, EPS)

People play with colours and water, in celebration of the festival of Holi, in Chennai. (Photo | Ashwin Prasath, EPS)

A boy playing with a water pump during celebrations in Chennai. (Photo | Ashwin Prasath, EPS)

People play with colours in celebration of the festival of Holi, at Sowcarpet in Chennai. (Photo | Debadatta Mallick, EPS)

People smear colours during the celebration in Chennai. (Photo | Ashwin Prasath, EPS)

Youngsters enjoy the festival of colours in Vijayawada. (Photo | Prasant Madugula, EPS)

College students celebrate Holi in Bhubaneswar. (Photo | Biswanath Swain, EPS)

Children play with colours during Holi in Vellore. (Photo | S Dinesh, EPS)

Youth play with colours and water, in celebration of the festival of Holi, in Hyderabad. (Photo | Vinay Madapu, EPS)

People smear colours on each other as they celebrate Holi in Hyderabad. (Photo | Vinay Madapu, EPS)

Holi celebration at RK beach in Visakhapatnam. (Photo | G Satyanarayana, EPS)

Children celebrate Holi in Tiruchy. (Photo | M K Ashok Kumar, EPS)