"Festival of Colors," is a joyous celebration that involves the throwing of colored powders and water at each other. This ancient Hindu festival has its roots in the Hindu mythology, marking the victory of good over evil and the arrival of spring. The festival is celebrated with enthusiasm and fervor across India and Nepal and has gained popularity around the world as a symbol of love, unity, and joy.

Yerevan Gladzor University's Holi festival event is an opportunity for the university community to immerse themselves in a different culture and tradition, promoting cross-cultural understanding and appreciation. The event will feature a range of activities, including the traditional throwing of colored powders, music and dance performances, and a feast of traditional Indian cuisine.

The university's decision to celebrate Holi is a reflection of its commitment to promoting cultural diversity and fostering a global perspective among its students and faculty. The event is an opportunity for the university community to come together, regardless of their background or beliefs, and celebrate the beauty and richness of different cultures.

The Holi festival event is also an opportunity for the university to showcase its commitment to promoting cultural exchange and understanding. The university has a long history of promoting cultural diversity and has a diverse student body and faculty, representing different cultures and backgrounds.