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Festival of Colors

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The Festival of Colors was held on Flagstaff Hill in Schenley Park on April 19th. Millions of people celebrate this color festival all over the world and it was the first of its kind in Pittsburgh. This festival is without doubt, the liveliest event in India and has now become the world’s most popular Indian festival.

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