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Revellers, with their clothes dyed in myriad hues, thronged lanes and bylanes dancing to the accompaniment of drums as gusto and bonhomie marked the Holi festival.
Coverage: Rang Barse
Forgetting all rancour and old grievances, people from all walks of life exchanged hugs and embraces wishing "Happy Holi" as unseen hands squirted them with a well-timed coloured water spray.
The spirit of jollity reigned supreme as politicians and commoners mingled with each other on the occasion. Water-filled balloons were hurtled down from rooftops and balconies as cries of Holi hai reverberated the streets which presented a riot of colours.
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The young and the old splashed colours on each other with religious songs in the background adding to the perfect ambience
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