Srinagar, March 1 -- Holi has been a festival in Indian society that wasn't limited to colors alone. It was an opportunity to bridge the distance between people, wash away years of bitterness, and infuse new freshness into relationships. With the arrival of the month of Phalgun, a unique spirit permeated the atmosphere. The scent of gulal (coloured powder) wafting through the air, the laughter of children in the streets, and the melody of folk songs emanating from every home transformed life into a celebration.But today's Holi looks quite different from the Holi of the past. Over time, society has changed, technology has advanced, and conveniences have arrived-but somewhere amidst these changes, the warmth of relationships has cooled. The...