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Happy Naraka Chaturdashi 2018: Significance, Rituals And Muhurat Timings
Naraka Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali begins with an age-old ritual of Abhyang Snan, a holy bath taken before the sunrise.
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On Holi, A Message From Mumbai Police: Paint The Town Safe
"Burra na mano Holi hai" - that's an excuse used far too frequently to pass off hooliganism for Holi celebrations. And as India celebrates the festival of colours Holi today, Mumbai Police has some pretty simple but effective advice: celebrate responsibly. Using the hashtag #PaintTheTownSafe, Mumbai Police has posted a series of tweets wishing neti...
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'Happy Holi, Everyone': Amitabh Bachchan, Priyanka Chopra And Others Post Wishes
"Happy Holi .. the colours of life be within you ever," tweeted Amitabh Bachchan
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Google Celebrates The Colourful Festival Of Holi With A Doodle
Holi 2018: Google is celebrating Holi in 2018 with a new festive doodle that seeks to bring out the colourfulness associated with the festival. Characters in blue, red, yellow and green celebrating Holi replace the traditional Google logo that has its letters painted with those very colours.
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Holi Posts From Milind Soman And Girlfriend Ankita. See Pics
Milind Soman's girlfriend Ankita Konwar celebrated Holi for the first time
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Happy Holi 2018: 6 Amazing Places To Feast Your Cravings In Mumbai On Holi Evening
Holi evenings are a highlight of their own in terms of food. Here are 6 places you can feast all your cravings post the Holi celebrations, that too without going too harsh on your pocket.
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Holika Dahan Or Chhoti Holi: Know About Timings And Legend Of Prahlad
A day prior to Badi Holi is Holika Dahan, also famous as Chhoti Holi, that falls on March 1 this year. Holy pyres are burnt on streets and open spaces, signifying the victory of good over evil.
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Holi 2018: 8 Instagram Pictures That Are Giving Us Major Holi Food Inspiration!
Holi 2018 is finally here and we can't keep calm. So while tents come up for parties everywhere and sweet shops fill up with mouth-watering delicacies, have a look at these drool-worthy Holi Instagram posts.
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Happy Holi 2018: Messages, Images, Wishes, Pics And Greetings To Share With Loved Ones On Festival Of Colours
The Hindu festival of Holi marks the end of winter and beginning of spring. The joyous occasion of Holi is usually celebrated with colours, flowers while dancing to songs about the festival and topped with scrumptious gujiyas and thandai. But if you are far away from your family this Holi or want to send across a wish to someone special, we've comp...
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6 Amazing Tips By Our Expert To Prevent Hair And Skin Damage During Holi
Dr Kiran Lohia reccommends using petroleum jelly or balm on the face to prevent skin damage.
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Happy Holi 2018: 4 Traditional Holi Sweets and Snacks That Could Be Adulterated
Like each year, you must have decided to buy your stock of favourite sweets. But beware! There is a strong chance of many of these sweets to be adulterated and contaminated with cheap ingredients.
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Holi 2018: 5 Amazing Health Benefits Of The Delicious Thandai
Thandai is sweet and an instant thirst quencher.Due to the presence of fennel and watermelon seeds and rose water, thandai is a coolant like no other. But the health benefits of the drink go far beyond its cooling properties.
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Holi 2018: Top 5 Tips To Keep In Mind For A Healthy And Safe Holi
Holi 2018 is just around the corner and it's time to think about healthy, safe and sustainable practices for a happy and stress-free celebration.
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Holi 2018 Special: Date, Significance, History, Celebrations And Feast!
Every festival in India is celebrated with much zeal; one of these most significant spring festivals is Holi, also known as the festival of colours, which will be celebrated this year on 2nd March, 2018
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Happy Mahashivratri 2018: Significance Of The Festival And The Holy Fasting
Mahashivratri, translates to the 'Great night of Shiva', also known as Shivratri and is celebrated every year on the 13th night and the 14th day of the month of Phalguna or Maagh according to Hindu Lunar calendar.
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Happy Naraka Chaturdashi 2018: Significance, Rituals And Muhurat Timings
Naraka Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali begins with an age-old ritual of Abhyang Snan, a holy bath taken before the sunrise.
-
On Holi, A Message From Mumbai Police: Paint The Town Safe
"Burra na mano Holi hai" - that's an excuse used far too frequently to pass off hooliganism for Holi celebrations. And as India celebrates the festival of colours Holi today, Mumbai Police has some pretty simple but effective advice: celebrate responsibly. Using the hashtag #PaintTheTownSafe, Mumbai Police has posted a series of tweets wishing neti...
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'Happy Holi, Everyone': Amitabh Bachchan, Priyanka Chopra And Others Post Wishes
"Happy Holi .. the colours of life be within you ever," tweeted Amitabh Bachchan
-
Google Celebrates The Colourful Festival Of Holi With A Doodle
Holi 2018: Google is celebrating Holi in 2018 with a new festive doodle that seeks to bring out the colourfulness associated with the festival. Characters in blue, red, yellow and green celebrating Holi replace the traditional Google logo that has its letters painted with those very colours.
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Holi Posts From Milind Soman And Girlfriend Ankita. See Pics
Milind Soman's girlfriend Ankita Konwar celebrated Holi for the first time
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Happy Holi 2018: 6 Amazing Places To Feast Your Cravings In Mumbai On Holi Evening
Holi evenings are a highlight of their own in terms of food. Here are 6 places you can feast all your cravings post the Holi celebrations, that too without going too harsh on your pocket.
-
Holika Dahan Or Chhoti Holi: Know About Timings And Legend Of Prahlad
A day prior to Badi Holi is Holika Dahan, also famous as Chhoti Holi, that falls on March 1 this year. Holy pyres are burnt on streets and open spaces, signifying the victory of good over evil.
-
Holi 2018: 8 Instagram Pictures That Are Giving Us Major Holi Food Inspiration!
Holi 2018 is finally here and we can't keep calm. So while tents come up for parties everywhere and sweet shops fill up with mouth-watering delicacies, have a look at these drool-worthy Holi Instagram posts.
-
Happy Holi 2018: Messages, Images, Wishes, Pics And Greetings To Share With Loved Ones On Festival Of Colours
The Hindu festival of Holi marks the end of winter and beginning of spring. The joyous occasion of Holi is usually celebrated with colours, flowers while dancing to songs about the festival and topped with scrumptious gujiyas and thandai. But if you are far away from your family this Holi or want to send across a wish to someone special, we've comp...
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6 Amazing Tips By Our Expert To Prevent Hair And Skin Damage During Holi
Dr Kiran Lohia reccommends using petroleum jelly or balm on the face to prevent skin damage.
-
Happy Holi 2018: 4 Traditional Holi Sweets and Snacks That Could Be Adulterated
Like each year, you must have decided to buy your stock of favourite sweets. But beware! There is a strong chance of many of these sweets to be adulterated and contaminated with cheap ingredients.
-
Holi 2018: 5 Amazing Health Benefits Of The Delicious Thandai
Thandai is sweet and an instant thirst quencher.Due to the presence of fennel and watermelon seeds and rose water, thandai is a coolant like no other. But the health benefits of the drink go far beyond its cooling properties.
-
Holi 2018: Top 5 Tips To Keep In Mind For A Healthy And Safe Holi
Holi 2018 is just around the corner and it's time to think about healthy, safe and sustainable practices for a happy and stress-free celebration.
-
Holi 2018 Special: Date, Significance, History, Celebrations And Feast!
Every festival in India is celebrated with much zeal; one of these most significant spring festivals is Holi, also known as the festival of colours, which will be celebrated this year on 2nd March, 2018
-
Happy Mahashivratri 2018: Significance Of The Festival And The Holy Fasting
Mahashivratri, translates to the 'Great night of Shiva', also known as Shivratri and is celebrated every year on the 13th night and the 14th day of the month of Phalguna or Maagh according to Hindu Lunar calendar.
