In one region, women celebrate this holiday by chasing their brothers-in-law (-5[1])and smacking them with rolled-up dresses. Participants in this holiday often consume a beverage made from cannabis called bhang. On this holiday, women beat men with sticks called lathis while chanting “Shri Radhe Krishna” (“shree RAH-day KRISH-nuh”). The main day of this festival follows a bonfire that commemorates the burning of a demoness who attempted to kill her nephew. This spring festival evokes a story about Radha (-5[1])changing her skin (10[1])color through its use of gulal. (10[1])Celebrants in this holiday create a human pyramid to reach a pot of buttermilk. This holiday is celebrated by throwing powder. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[1])name this Hindu festival of colors. (10[2])■END■ (10[1])