Holi, the vibrant festival of colors, celebrated by millions in India, holds a deep significance in bringing people together in joy and harmony. This festival, often associated with frolic and merriment, is an opportunity to forge new friendships, repair broken relationships, and celebrate the arrival of spring.

Kavit, a five-year-old girl from Bangalore, has emerged as a symbol of the true spirit of Holi.

Kavit, who has been diagnosed with cancer, has become an inspiration for many with her resilience and determination to celebrate Holi despite her health condition.

Supported by her parents and a team of doctors, Kavit was determined to experience the joy of Holi. With the help of an NGO called "Children of Joy," Kavit and her family arranged a special Holi celebration at the hospital. The purpose was not only to bring joy to Kavit but also to spread happiness among the other children fighting illnesses in the hospital ward.

Ishanvi Hegde, a young girl from Mumbai, was deeply moved by Kavit's story. Ishanvi, who is only twelve years old, decided to take action and make a difference. With the support of her parents and friends, she launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for Kavit's treatment and to organize more Holi celebrations for children in hospitals across the country.

The campaign gained widespread attention and captured the hearts of many who wanted to contribute to this noble cause.

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