NO COLORS IN SOUTH INDIA !!!

Originally posted by : Tamilan
	You have no right to say anything about south india particularly about chennai.

Dear Friend,

I am Not Saying Anything Against Chennai.

It was just a discussion about  Culture.

Thanks.

YES,

OFCOURSE MR.AYUSH AGRWAL,

ACTUALLY HOLI CELEBRATIONS ARE VERY LESS IN SOUTH WHEN YOU COMPARED WITH NORTH INDIA...

EVEN HERE ALSO PEOPLE WHO CAME FROM NORTH REGION AND SETTLED HERE WILL CELEBRATES GRANDLY..

OTHERS ALSO CELEBRATE BUT IT IS LIMITED TO YOUTH AND CHILDREN..

if you get to visit sowcarpet or i can north madras to be in particular , you get to see people celebrating holi . some years back, there were many young boys grp who take advantage of this festival and create many nuisance here . spraying waters on people who travel by public transport and many accidents take place every year due to this . now this had been controlled to a lot more extent .. every region has their own speciality . you get to see people celebrating like mad on diwali  and poongal ..

Read

"Why Holi is Not Celebrated in Chennai"..

Written by Boopathi From Chennai..

Just Came Across His Article.

It maybe because...

1. Holi marks the beginning of the new season, spring. (which is not observed in chennai on a large scale)

2. Non belief in the mythological story of Prahlad

Holi is not celebrated in South India, as seen in other parts of the country. Now, because of the migration and influence of people of other parts of India, it is being celebrated in certain localities. South India has a culture inherited from the Dravidians, which is different from that of Aryans. Aryans have migrated to South India long back and a mixing has taken place.

Certain celebrations have regional differences, they are not purely religious festivals as such. The temple festivals in South is different in nature compared to those in North. 'Onam' is celebrated in Kerala, originally by Hindus, but not in other parts of the country, though Hindus are available there.

Originally posted by : Rajendra Kumar Sahu
	Holi is not celebrated in South India, as seen in other parts of the country. Now, because of the migration and influence of people of other parts of India, it is being celebrated in certain localities. South India has a culture inherited from the Dravidians, which is different from that of Aryans. Aryans have migrated to South India long back and a mixing has taken place. Certain celebrations have regional differences, they are not purely religious festivals as such. The temple festivals in South is different in nature compared to those in North. 'Onam' is celebrated in Kerala, originally by Hindus, but not in other parts of the country, though Hindus are available there.

What is the Use of Posting Here by Coping From Yahoo.

I Already Have Been There.

Festival is meant to create a healthy environment.

But in Holi, I can only find

Toxic chemicals & Obnoxious smell 

I wonder how people can even enjoy it!!!

Whatever that's just my opinion.....

(P.S. Holi is celebrated very widely in my locality; but I don't take part)

Originally posted by : Shrikant
	Festival is meant to create a healthy environment. But in Holi, I can only find Toxic chemicals & Obnoxious smell  I wonder how people can even enjoy it!!! Whatever that's just my opinion..... (P.S. Holi is celebrated very widely in my locality; but I don't take part)

Well Thanx for Comment.

But Discussion is for South India and North India Celebration, Not Whether Its Good or Bad for Environment...

Originally posted by : CA AYUSH AGRAWAL
	But Discussion is for South India and North India Celebration, Not Whether Its Good or Bad for Environment...

Okay than I don't know much about it. But still in Hyderabad (it's in South India ), people do celebrate Holi very extensively....

Originally posted by : Prasanth Nair V
	Its absoulutely disgusting to play with waste sewage water & throwing it on other poeple making them too dirty..U are right..south indians are not dirty as others & dont follow such useless culture, which his totally meaningless.

Thanks for Such a Proudful Comment "Being a Professional".....

Originally posted by : Shrikant
	Originally posted by : CA AYUSH AGRAWAL But Discussion is for South India and North India Celebration, Not Whether Its Good or Bad for Environment... Okay than I don't know much about it. But still in Hyderabad (it's in South India ), people do celebrate Holi very extensively....

Yeah, In Hyderabad People Celebrate.

Generally Its in Extreme South Part Like Chennai and kerala.

Hyderabad is the Starting Point of South not much affected by south culture. and even I Relate to Same Region.

Hyderabad is known for celebrating each and every festival... It has mixed population..