Industrial dyes, synthetic colours with toxic substances and using large amounts of water while celebrating Holi can harm the environment
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Here are some organic ways to celebrate Holi
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Instead of using synthetic colours, use natural colours by using chandan powder, beetroot powder, henna, turmeric, etc
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Play Holi in a separate area away from trees, water bodies and animals to prevent environment pollution
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Be it plastic pichkaris or water balloons, avoid using plastic items and clean up the area after you play Holi
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Opt for playing a dry Holi or using as little water as possible in order to conserve water. Once mixed with colours and synthetics, water becomes polluted and toxic
