Children and youths took to the streets dancing to the beat of drums painting the pink city in all hues.
Friends and relatives exchanged greetings and smeared 'gulal' (colour) on each other's faces.
The festival was celebrated peacefully and no untoward incident was reported.
Nearly 200 people were injured in Holi-related incidents and 150 of them were reported to SMS government hospital.
Dr Jagdish Modi, in-charge of emergency at SMS hospital, told PTI that out of approximately 150 cases, 20 patients were admitted and the rest were given primary treatment.
Chief minister Vasundhara Raje celebrated the festival with her family members in Delhi.
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