In the Caribbean, this holiday is called phagwa (PAG-wah). A song popular on this holiday has a refrain about a girl who became an alcoholic after being splashed with water. Children go door-to-door for gifts on the first two days of this holiday in one region, where it is merged with the Yaosang festival. In (10[1])one place, part of this holiday involved women playfully beating men with sticks while chanting "Shri Radhe Krishna". On the eve of this holiday, flowers, grains, and chickpeas are (10[1])thrown into a large bonfire symbolizing (10[1])a (-5[1])demoness who tried to kill her (10[2])nephew. Some celebrants drink marijuana-laced (-5[1])lassi (10[1])during this holiday. Neem, Kumkum, haldi, and bilva are used to make gulal, a type of powder that participants in this holiday (10[1])throw at each other. For 10 points, name this Hindu Festival of Colors. (10[2])■END■