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Holi is done with, but we hope most of you are still enjoying the long weekend that came with it. If your weekend plans include scrubbing yourself and your home to get rid of the Holi colours, take a look at our Holi care collective. Check out our curated blog posts below to complete your festive weekend and share your stories with us by submitting your Spicy blog posts here.
This is just the quiet before the storm. This week’s WOW prompt will make you fall head over heels in love with it. Try to read between the lines. What are we talking about? Clichés of course! They make it easier to get your point across simply, but boy are they annoying! Would you like to kill the cliché this weekend?
Holi, the festival of colours, is can be called a canvas where people come together in a playful environment. One of the most loved festivals, Holi unites people, and makes differences unrecognizable under the equal cover of colours. Speaking of which, colours can be really harmful to your body, skin and hair. Then there is the traditional bhang that can take you on a trip that you won’t forget in a hurry. So while you are busy planning to have a blast on Holi, we will give you some tips that will make sure that you get all the fun and masti out of Holi, without the ill effects.
The festival of colors is here and we wish you all a very Happy Holi in advance. Check out our Buzzing Blogosphere for the week to know how the country is prepping for the festival of colours. Do keep an eye out for our Collective that will take care of all your post-Holi issues. Below are the tangy blog posts of the week that will serve like a cooler on a sunny day.
We can’t decide if we publish #PerkyTweets so you can enjoy them, or because we need a valid reason to browse through Twitter during office hours and chuckle at the screen. Either ways, it’s a win-win situation for both of us, right? So here we are again, with tweets from funny Twitter accounts from India that brightened our day, and we hope they do the same for you!
Summers are not really welcome for most people in India, because who likes getting baked by the hot sun? Still, the arrival of spring is a happy occasion, because it means that Holi is around the corner! The gulaal filled waters in pichkaris will spill all over the homes with the most cherished Holi songs of Bollywood playing in the background followed by some thandai to cool us down in these hot summers. So in this week’s Buzzing Blogosphere, we bring before you all the colorful happenings and the essence of this festival that bloggers have already started celebrating through their blog posts.
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