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Happy Holi: Dia Mirza's ''Living Colours'' And 10 Best Holi Twitter Posts
Happy Holi: Here is a collection of 10 beautiful Holi pics and messages on Twitter. One big message is loud and clear - ''stay safe, stay home'' - amid the pandemic. The Rangwali Holi is being celebrated across the country today. Happy Holi!
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Holi 2021: Twitter Abuzz With Holi Wishes From Leaders Across Parties
Happy Holi 2021: Today is Holi. Leaders across Political parties are posting beautiful Holi wishes, Holi messages and Holi images on Twitter. This year amid the pandemic, everyone is appealing to people to avoid gatherings and stay safe.
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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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Virender Sehwag, VVS Laxman And Others Wish Their Fans On Holi
This Holi is an special one for the Indian cricket team.
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Selfies Galore On Twitter As People Wish Each Other Eid Mubarak
As people across the world celebrate Eid this year, a festival that marks the culmination of the holy month of Ramzan and sees people hug each other thrice and wish Eid Mubarak, social media saw a trend of selfies.
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Happy Holi 2017: President Pranab Mukherjee, PM Narendra Modi Tweet Greetings
Politicians across party lines took to social media today to wish everyone celebrating Holi, the "Festival of Colours." President Pranab Mukherjee, in a series of tweets, said he hoped Holi would mark the beginning of a new phase of peace and prosperity in the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted, "Greetings on the festival of colours, Hol...
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On Holi- May The Holika Burn Away All Your Sorrows And Evils Wishes Abhishek Bachchan
The Bachchans will not be participating in Holi celebrations this year as Aishwarya Rai's father, Krishnaraj Rai is in a critical condition
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Happy Holi: Dia Mirza's ''Living Colours'' And 10 Best Holi Twitter Posts
Happy Holi: Here is a collection of 10 beautiful Holi pics and messages on Twitter. One big message is loud and clear - ''stay safe, stay home'' - amid the pandemic. The Rangwali Holi is being celebrated across the country today. Happy Holi!
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Holi 2021: Twitter Abuzz With Holi Wishes From Leaders Across Parties
Happy Holi 2021: Today is Holi. Leaders across Political parties are posting beautiful Holi wishes, Holi messages and Holi images on Twitter. This year amid the pandemic, everyone is appealing to people to avoid gatherings and stay safe.
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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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Virender Sehwag, VVS Laxman And Others Wish Their Fans On Holi
This Holi is an special one for the Indian cricket team.
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Selfies Galore On Twitter As People Wish Each Other Eid Mubarak
As people across the world celebrate Eid this year, a festival that marks the culmination of the holy month of Ramzan and sees people hug each other thrice and wish Eid Mubarak, social media saw a trend of selfies.
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Happy Holi 2017: President Pranab Mukherjee, PM Narendra Modi Tweet Greetings
Politicians across party lines took to social media today to wish everyone celebrating Holi, the "Festival of Colours." President Pranab Mukherjee, in a series of tweets, said he hoped Holi would mark the beginning of a new phase of peace and prosperity in the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted, "Greetings on the festival of colours, Hol...
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On Holi- May The Holika Burn Away All Your Sorrows And Evils Wishes Abhishek Bachchan
The Bachchans will not be participating in Holi celebrations this year as Aishwarya Rai's father, Krishnaraj Rai is in a critical condition
