On March 4, a presentation was held on the topic of «Holi - Indian colorful holiday» by 2nd year student, 9th group of bachelors - Mohammad Omer Kureishi, under the guidance of assistant of the department of propaedeutics of children diseases Rakhmatullaeva M. A.

Holi - one of the most colorful holidays of Hinduism, the Bengal New Year. It is celebrated on the day of the full moon of the month of Phalguna, falling in February-March. Holi is a holiday of spring, filled with sunlight and cheerful frenzy of the lushly blossoming nature. Apparently, he is older than the legends that explain his origin today - he has many elements of primitive orgies in honor of the deities and fertility forces, elements close to the holidays of different peoples of the world. For Holi people begin to prepare for a few weeks before it - the walls of the buildings are painted in bright colors, the room is decorated with flowers, they buy colored powder, dyes and special sprayers for water. By tradition, many make powders and water cannons by hand. Also during Holi, people offended by each other reconcile and forgive insults.

Presentation was carried out for 20 minutes, students were asking questions and Mohammed was answering to them. All of the student were happy to hear about of their holiday far from house as they are celebrating it here every year.

Department of propaedeutics of children diseases