Holi is all about colours, laughter, music, and festive food. From gujiyas to thandai, every home has its own traditions. In many places, bhang is also a part of the celebration. It is often mixed ...

If you are someone who enjoys bhang on Holi, you should be aware of some of its repercussions. A cardiologist shared why most people end up drinking it in excess and how it can affect your body.

Doctors warn that bhang, dehydration and prolonged exertion during Holi celebrations can increase the risk of heat exhaustion ...

A senior Delhi cardiologist with over 40 years of experience has warned that excessive bhang consumption during Holi is not ...

Bhang is an edible derivative of the cannabis plant that is loaded with THC, and therefore should be consumed responsibly.

Holi may be a festival of colour, laughter and indulgence, but for many, the morning after can feel far less festive. Across ...

Holi feels incomplete without bhang, but overconsumption can cause a hangover. Fret not, these hacks shall keep you sorted ...

As India gears up to celebrate Holi tomorrow, cardiologist Dr Alok Chopra has cautioned against treating bhang as harmless, ...

Another interesting item on the menu is Thandai Flavoured Gujiya, which combines the rich taste of gujiya with the aromatic ...

For those looking to share the festive spirit, the eatery is also offering curated Holi Hampers, designed for gifting to friends, family or office colleagues.