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Seasonal Festivities

Seasonal Festivities

Women’s day: women’s day offer

Women's day falls on 8th march of every year. And the significance of this day lies in its name itself, 'women's day'. It's a...

Kisses May Work Out Wonders, or Sometimes Blunders?

Bring out your hand and count on your fingers how many kisses you have ever had. Can't count? Is it uncountable? Well, in that...
Celebrating International Women's Day

Celebrating International Women’s Day

The Very Start International Women's Day, an occasion praised around the world, respects working women and their struggle throughout. Taught that women’s place in history...
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World AIDS Day – Discrimination against HIV carriers

1st December is celebrated as World AIDS Day all around the globe and there is no time better than this day to recommit ourselves...

A Brief History of Raksha Bandhan : Famous Myths

Raksha Bandhan is a holy festival celebrated by brothers and sisters. The word RakshaBandhan is made up of two words ÔÇÿRaksha meaning Protection +...

Significance Of 5 Days Diwali Celebration

Deepawali (festival of lights) is the most celebrated Indian Festival. This sparkling festival transcends boundaries, cultures and religions. Beginning from the long Lakshmi Pooja’s...

International Men’s Day- A day to Celebrate Manhood

November 19th is seemingly International Men’s day (IMD). On the surface it might appear like an unprecedented notion that has come into existence. Better...
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Holi – The Festival Of Colours!

Holi Legends Holi is a festival that celebrates the triumph of 'good' over 'evil'. Even though Holi is commonly associated with colours, the real reason...
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Dussehra – Celebrating Triumph of Good over Evil!

A magnificent show lit up by burning of crackers in form of effigies is how Dussehra is celebrated all over the country. It is...

Day of the Deads : Halloween Day

Halloween is celebrated on 31 October every year. It is the modern name of an ancient Celtic holiday, ÔÇÿSamhain. People celebrate this day as...