New York: Over 7000 Indians, Americans celebrate Holi with a taste of embassy’s ODOP delights

New York: The vibrant colors of Holi splashed across South Street Seaport in New York as more than 7,000 Indians and Americans came together to celebrate the festival of colors.

Amidst the festivities, the Consulate General of India in New York added a unique flavor to the celebration by showcasing the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative, highlighting the cultural and culinary diversity of India.

The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as people exchanged traditional greetings, smeared each other with color, and danced to the beats of Bollywood music and Dhol as well.

Adding an exquisite touch to the celebration, the Consulate General of India in New York treated participants to a delectable showcase of ODOP delights.

Among the highlights was the indulgence in the rich flavors of Indian Monsoon Malabar coffee, a quintessential delight for coffee connoisseurs.

Additionally, attendees savored the unique taste of millet cookies and coffee chocolates, curated to represent the diverse culinary heritage of India.

“More than 7000 Indians and Americans celebrated Holi at South Street Seaport in New York. Also indulged in the rich flavor of Indian Monsoon Malabar coffee as @IndiainNewYork showcased ODOP initiative with millet cookiescoffee chocolates,” said the Consulate General of India in New York, in a post on X.

The Indian Consulate in New York on Monday extended Holi greetings by illuminating the iconic Times Square in New York City with banners of Holi wishes.

“Wishing everyone a colorful and joyous Holi from the heart of New York City. TimesSquare May the festival of color fill your life with happiness, love and peace,” the Indian Consulate in New York posted on X.

Earlier, the Indian Embassy in the US also wished everyone a joyous celebration resplendent with colors and music.

In a video shared on X, the Indian Embassy in the US captured the exuberant spirit of Holi celebrations. The video showcased a lively scene at DuPoint Circle, where people immersed themselves in the festivities, dancing joyously while playing with vibrant colors.

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