Dhaka, Bangladesh. 24th March, 2016. A Joyful moment of the holi (The Festival of Colours) in Shakhari bazar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Credit: Jahangir Alam /Alamy Live News

Dhaka, Bangladesh. 24th March, 2016. A Joyful moment of the holi (The Festival of Colours) in Shakhari bazar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Credit: Jahangir Alam /Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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Dhaka, Bangladesh. 24th March, 2016. Color of festival 2016. Shankhari Bazar in big color powder market of dhaka ready for big Hindu festival in Dol and Holi festivals. Over the years it has become the most popular centre for Hindu religious festivities. Being one of the most densely populated areas in the world, Shankhari Bazar also has the largest concentration of the Hindus in Dhaka. There are about 10, 000 people living in Shankhari Bazar within an area of 4.6 acres of land. © Jahangir Alam Onuchcha/Alamy Live News

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