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Reason to go commando once every year? Try today!

It amazes us to see how wacky people can be! Did you know June 22^nd every year is celebrated as the No panties day ? Yes, today’s the day when the world can officially function without wearing …erm …panties (yes, we too hate saying the word over and over). As baffling as it may sound, this day made us stumble upon various other ‘raunchy’ days that you just wouldn’t believe exist!

Take a look at some of the wackiest days we have no idea about!

Steak and BJ Day – Celebrated on March 14^th(a month after the Valentine’s Day), this day marks the existence of two things men love – Steak and Bl*wj*bs. Enough said.

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No Bra Day – October 13^thmarks the No Bra Day! Well, suddenly June 22^nd has started to make more sense now!

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Working Naked Day – Celebrated on the first Friday of February every year, this day marks the freedom of working from home – Naked! Yeah, god knows how that would make people more productive but what the h*ll!

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Bathtub Party Day – OH yeah! A tub full of foam and warm water; and your friends in it (with you). Now that’s a great day celebrated on 5^thDecember every year!

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World Toilet Day – Well now this day might sound like it should fall in the same category, but it actually is celebrated for a good cause. Falling on the 19^thNovember, the World Toilet Day is celebrated to raise awareness about all people who do not have access to a toilet – despite the human right to water and sanitation.

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Underwear Day – August 5^thmarks the Underwear Day. There’s no need for an explanation here now is it?

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No Pants Day – Celebrated on the first Friday in May, here’s the day when it’s probably okay to walk out of the house with no pants!

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Lips Appreciation Day – Have a thing for someone’s lips? Go ahead tell them on the 16^thMarch without the fear of getting beaten up! It’s lips appreciation day for heaven’s sakes.

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June 22, 2015
8 reasons why Holi is the worst festival ever!

Ya ya we get it, some of us don’t really like this festival of colours but shamelessly love the fact that it’s one extra/added/blissful staying-at-home kinda holiday every year. Believe us; we get you and have all the reasons to hate Holi as well. Like why would one really want to get dirty with colours in the first place and later spend two hours in the shower scraping it off? Sounds stupid, right? Here, take a look at a few reasons that makes Holi such a drab and a truly unexciting festival

1. Too many colours! Like who would want to see so many colours around them? Life in monochrome is way better. Isn’t it?

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2. Gujiyas! Like seriously, why would someone enjoy eating Gujiyas? That too when it is available only during one specific time of the year!

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3. Socialising and get-togethers? Spreading love and happiness through colours? Are you kidding? Why do all that when you can stay home and waste your life.

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4. Who needs the spirit of festivity? I mean there are so many different kinds of ‘spirits’ out there already right? (…that just harm your body and soul!)

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5. Memories year after year! No one needs all that!!!

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6. Arrival of the fresh spring season? Ah, winters are way better. Since we all (including animals) love freezing to death!

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7. They say Holi marks the harvesting of winter crop (Rabi) therefore it’s a super significant festival too! Well, all right but it’s just a holiday at the end of the day, right?

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8. An opportunity to forget all differences and indulge in unadulterated fun? Who would like to do that when those ‘differences’ between people are way above their happiness and peace?

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There! We don’t celebrate Holi!

On a serious note, if you do think all these reasons still don’t make you want to put on those old clothes and walk out to be a part of Holi celebrations, then we’re sorry!

Holi is one of those few festivals that are celebrated with unbridled zest in our country, irrespective of people’s religions, ethnicity and nativity etc. We urge you….go out and make memories. Forget the differences and mark new beginnings! Bye.

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March 4, 2015
Find out what your favourite Holi colour represents

The festival of colours is upon us and everyone is prepping to let their hair down and celebrate this exciting occasion. This year let the Holi colours bring good health, prosperity, happiness and abudance in to your world. Here’s a guide by Dr. Madhu Kotiya that explains how these colours can make a difference to your life.

If you are having relationship issues, use red and pink herbal gulal and mix sandalwood and rose petals for harmony & love in the family.

If you are facing financial troubles, you should use green & yellow colours & mix a pinch of cinnamon powder. This will open the doors of wealth & avert any financial obstructions.

For health issues, go for blue & purple colours with lavender fragrances and herbs. This will heal health problems & create a perfect balance of well being.

To enhance concentration for students, they should use brown, red and gold and mix a pinch of turmeric & cardamom powder. This helps in enhancing focus and retention.

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March 2, 2015
Last Moment Diwali Gift Ideas that Can Save You a Lot of Hassle

It’s almost Diwali and the pressure is on. You have a week to buy Diwali gifts for your friends, family, co-workers, boss and a list of other people. Not only are gifts heavy on your pocket, but looking for the Diwali gifting ideas is a great exercise for your brain too. Figuring out the perfect gift to please everyone is a task that comes with a lot of questions.

Diwali Gift ideas

Here’s a list of inspiring Diwali gifting ideas for almost everyone.

Diwali Gifts for your Friends

Getting a gift for your friends can be very tricky. Here’s a small hack. Buy them something that is of utility for them and yet makes for a good present like a hair styler, a portable mobile charger/ power bank or a gift voucher of their favourite brand.

Hair styler, power banks, gift vouchers for clothes.

Diwali Gift for your Parents

Parents are a very tough audience to crack when it’s about presents. Gift them things that they have had their eyes on for a while like an iPad, or a tablet, an air fryer, holiday tickets or and LED TV.

Diwali Gifting Idea for your Siblings

Siblings always want new things. Even if they already have a watch, another one in a different colour only adds to their list of collectibles. Diwali gift ideas like watches, Xbox 1, makeup/cosmetic hampers or Bluetooth speakers are what you should be looking at.

Gifts your Partner

Buying a gift for your partner is very personal. If you are also one of those people who can’t take a hint, you’ll never go wrong with these; jewellery, the newest mobile phone in the market, couple spa vouchers or a laptop.

Gifts for your Boss

When you are buying a Diwali gift for your boss you have to be very careful and also politically correct. Think practical and get your hands on to a tablet, a phone, an elaborate poker set (if they play cards), wallets/bags, cufflinks or go for a fancy hip flask.

Gifts for Co-workers

Easy-peasy Diwali gift ideas for your co-workers; a bottle of wine, mobile accessories, a coffee-maker or fashion accessories.

Gifts ideas on this Diwali for your Relatives

The safest option while preparing a gift-list for your relatives is kitchenware. You might want to add some gold/silver coins esents to add a touch of festive flavour.

Lastly, do not forget to include a box of your favourite sweets with your presents. Go for a box of chocolates, butter cookies, donuts, cupcakes or just plain ‘mithai’.

October 16, 2014