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 Why Holi is celebrated? Some interesting facts about Holi Holi, often known as the 'Holiday of Colors,' is a Hindu festival observed on the full moon day in the month of Falgun. Colors and water are flung at each other while loud music and drums play in the background. Holi, like other Indian celebrations, celebrates the triumph of good over evil. The narrative of Hiranyakashipu is related to the Holi celebration, according to ancient folklore.   Holi's history Hiranyakashipu was a demon-like monarch from ancient India. He intended to avenge his younger brother's death at the hands of Lord Vishnu. So he prayed for years to strengthen himself. He eventually received a boon. However, as a result of this, Hiranyakashipu began to regard himself as a god and began questioning people . But how did colors come to be associated with Holi? The story begins with Lord Krishna, who was an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Lord Krishna is said to have celebrated Holi with colors, and...

 PLANTS Made Simple - Even Your Kids Can Do It. 5 Great tips to engage your kids  Gardening is a healthy and enjoyable activity for kids. Kids develop new skills and learn about science and nature by growing their own food. Most kids like to be outside and love digging in the dirt, getting dirty, building things, and watching plants grow. Plants are relatively unpretentious and easy to care for: they need light, room temperature, ample water, and space to grow. Giving these responsibilities to young kids let them know when to water the plants, if they need to be moved indoors in case of heavy rain, etc. Let me share 5 tips to make them engage. 1. As we all know, kids always love to play with water, so we can motivate them to water their plants.   2. A beautiful flower grows on the plant, kids love to touch and smell it, in this way we can teach them the sense of smell and touch.   3. Digging in the dirt, since all kids love to play with the dirt.   ...