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Why I Still Celebrate Karwa Chauth

Woman wearing an embroidered red saree and a bindi, seated in a living room during Karwa Chauth celebrations.

Every year, Karwa Chauth sparks the same debate about feminism, tradition and women’s choices. For me, it began with my mother’s sarees, mehndi and colourful bangles. Over the years, it’s become something more personal. Here’s why I still celebrate, even though I don’t believe fasting will make my husband live longer.

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#KarwaChauth… Regression or Choice?

KarwaChauth

From the last few years Indian social media and even mainstream media sometimes goes crazy every October. The reason… the big KC. KarwaChauth…. Those who call it regressive, do not understand that celebrating festivals and observing fasts is about the sentiment and the gesture. All festivals are symbolic then why the big hullabaloo for KarwaChauth

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3 Holi Songs from Bollywood that will rock your Holi Party

Holi Songs

Hiya… happy Holi people! Holi is an Indian festival of colour. Mythologically, it is celebrated to remember the freedom from an oppressive king Hiranyakashyap and ascension of his kind son Prahlad to the throne. Traditionally, holi is played with red coloured powder called Gulaal and syringe like water guns called pichkari that throw little streaming

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Highlights of 2014 – Pictures from my life

Happy New Year

Happy New Year! As we get into the new year, I looked back at 2014 and realised that this has been a very eventful year. Here are the highlights of each month 🙂 January I had a Chinese themed birthday party where both my and my daughter wore matching Qi Paos and posed together. Was

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